Ginza Steak & Sushi still delights with authentic Japanese food

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Ginza Steak & Sushi still delights with authentic Japanese food

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If you are looking for something new for dinner, try an old favorite in Peachtree City. Ginza Steak & Sushi has been serving up delicious authentic Japanese food in a fun atmosphere for over 16 years, and the restaurant keeps getting better.

For those who have never visited Ginza Steak & Sushi, in the Braelinn Village shopping center, the experience is well worth the trip. Bring your family and take a seat at the Habachi grill, where your food is prepared before your eyes by talented and entertaining chefs. They will put on a cooking show, including flaming volcanos and shrimp that fly right into your mouth.

"We are the only Habachi grill in Peachtree City," said Charlie Lee, who works in the restaurant along with his father and owner of the establishment, Silvestel Lee. "Seventy percent of our customers eat at the Habachi grill. It is a great place to come with family and friends to relax and enjoy the good food. Everyone has a lot of fun here."

Favorite dishes at the grill include Filet Mignon and shrimp combinations. Teriyaki steak and chicken are also available, as well as vegetarian meals. Prices range from $11.95 to $20.95, and include appetizer shrimp, house soup, salad with special Japanese dressing, steamed rice and vegetables, ensuring that no one leaves the restaurant still hungry.

For more private meals, Ginza Steak & Sushi offers a Tatami room, excellent for meetings or diners wanting a more private dining experience. Tatami is a thick, firm mattress to cover the Japanese-style room floor, and customers sit on the floor at a low table, making for an authentic Japanese dining experience. The room can hold from six to 32 people, and reservations are recommended.

There are daily lunch specials, each only $6.95 and prepared in time for you to get

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