good food, slow service. ginza is not a restaurant to choose if you are in a hurry. the staff are very nice and friendly, but the service is slow. it's one of those things you just have to plan for.
the sushi chef, who i believe is the owner, does a great job. everything is nicely presented, and the ingredients are all high-quality. it's a little annoying that substitutions are not allowed (for example, the roll combo is a great deal, but you can't substitute regular tuna rolls for spicy tuna rolls -- so you're stuck with the spicy ones if you order the combo). but that's a minor complaint, really.
the other japanese dishes that i have tried (gyozu pot stickers, edamame, tonkatsu) are also good.
prices are moderate; dinner for two (without alcoholic beverages) will cost $30 to $40.
albany now has two sushi restaurants; i definitely prefer ginza. the sushi at momiji tasted ok, but not as good as ginza's.