Ginya Izakaya brings the shareable, small-plates format of a Japanese pub to Berkeley Park, pairing tapas and sushi with an extensive list of sake, shochu, wine, and local craft beer. The menu runs wide — sushi rolls, sashimi, and nigiri sit alongside izakaya staples like okonomiyaki, tonkatsu, and vegetable sunomono — giving diners plenty of room to order differently across visits.
Regulars describe the atmosphere as authentic to the izakaya style: lively, casual, and often crowded at peak times, with staff that holds up under the pressure. Value comes up often too, with diners citing generous portions and fair prices as reasons they keep coming back.
The Infatuation scored it 8/10.
Regulars describe the atmosphere as authentic to the izakaya style: lively, casual, and often crowded at peak times, with staff that holds up under the pressure. Value comes up often too, with diners citing generous portions and fair prices as reasons they keep coming back.
The Infatuation scored it 8/10.