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1. Oishii Boston
4.7
Exceptional(2394)
Price: Very Expensive
• Japanese • South End
Booked 25 times today
At Oishii Boston, nestled in the vibrant South End SOWA district, sushi aficionados can revel in a culinary journey that marries artistry with the freshest ingredients. Celebrated since 2006, Chef Ting San and his team craft each sushi piece into a visual and gastronomic masterpiece, ensuring every bite is a testament to their creativity and passion for quality. Patrons consistently praise the "excellent quality" and "creative menu," with favorites like the "Salmon on Fire" and "Toro Truffle" receiving special mentions for their exceptional flavors. Each visit to Oishii is not just a meal but a "memorable dining experience," making it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking the pinnacle of sushi cuisine in Boston.
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2. Douzo Modern Japanese Restaurant
4.7
Exceptional(1713)
Price: Expensive
• Japanese • Back Bay
Booked 29 times today
Douzo Modern Japanese Restaurant in Boston's Back Bay offers an unparalleled dining experience that melds traditional Japanese techniques with modern culinary innovation. Known for its "excellent sushi" and a vibrant atmosphere, Douzo stands out for its fresh, inventive dishes that keep both locals and visitors coming back. Patrons rave about the "finest cut fish in town" and the attentive service that makes every meal special. Whether you're indulging in the critically acclaimed sushi or exploring the unique cocktail offerings, Douzo promises a memorable meal with every visit. As one reviewer puts it, Douzo is the "absolute best Sushi I've had on the east coast," making it a must-visit for anyone seeking authentic Japanese cuisine in Boston.
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3. Shore Leave
4.7
Exceptional(218)
Price: Expensive
• Japanese • South End
Booked 24 times today
At Shore Leave in Boston’s South End, the OMAKASE EXPERIENCE redefines sushi dining with a touch of local charm and global finesse. It's not just a meal; it's a culinary journey praised for its "incredible" quality and "not that expensive" rates. Guests rave about the "phenomenal nigiri and sushi" and the "amazing Omakase experience" where the sushi craftsmanship shines, offering a "wide variety of menu items" that are both "top quality" and "creative." The ambiance, coupled with "great service," ensures every visit is memorable, making Shore Leave a must-visit for sushi lovers seeking an authentic and delightful dining experience in Boston.
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4. Uni
4.6
Exceptional(2240)
Price: Very Expensive
• Japanese • Back Bay
Booked 25 times today
At Uni in Boston's Back Bay, the sushi experience transcends the ordinary, offering a culinary journey that's both inventive and rooted in tradition. Known for its "spectacular" and "unbelievably fresh" sushi and sashimi, Uni sources its seafood from Tokyo’s prestigious Tsukiji market, ensuring a menu that bursts with authentic flavors. Patrons rave about the "best sushi we ever had" and highlight dishes like the spicy tuna & foie gras tataki as "absolute bliss." The ambiance, described as moody with engaging energy, complements each dining experience, making Uni not just a meal, but a sensory delight. Whether it's the acclaimed 12-course tasting menu or the unique nigiri selections, every visit to Uni promises "an amazingly wonderful experience" with "each course continuing to 'wow'." This top-tier Japanese dining spot in Boston is a must-visit for anyone seeking exceptional sushi and impeccable service.
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5. Blue Ribbon Sushi
4.7
Exceptional(514)
Price: Very Expensive
• Japanese • Back Bay
Booked 23 times today
Blue Ribbon Sushi is a vibrant Japanese restaurant and sushi bar located near Fenway Park in Kenmore Square, serving outstanding Japanese cuisine based in tradition and passion, including nigiri, sashimi, and chef-crafted maki rolls, all made with a selection of fresh fish flown in daily from the Sea of Japan, the Pacific Ocean, and local New England waters. The sushi bar selections are complimented by grilled mains including A5 Wagyu offerings. Our curated beverage list features a variety of sake selections, Japanese micro-brews, wines from California and Europe, premium Japanese whiskey and an assortment of imaginative house cocktails.
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6. No Relation
4.8
Exceptional(135)
Price: Very Expensive
• Japanese • South End
Booked 7 times today
Tucked away down a narrow hallway, No Relation is a nine-seat, secret sushi restaurant nestled within Shore Leave, a tropical experience from the team at Bar Mezzana. Chef Colin Lynch leads the inventive omakase menu, where Japanese technique and his creative interpretation of a sushi-ya are presented each evening over approximately 14 courses. Join us in a shared intimate experience with a thoughtfully curated menu, served directly by our chefs.
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7. Zuma Boston
4.7
Exceptional(48)
Price: Very Expensive
• Japanese • Back Bay
Booked 10 times today
Zuma Boston, nestled in the vibrant Back Bay area, is a beacon of contemporary Asian cuisine, particularly excelling in modern Japanese dishes. Housed in the elegant Four Seasons One Dalton, this izakaya-inspired establishment offers a lively and sophisticated dining experience. With bold, intense flavors and a focus on high-quality ingredients, Zuma's dishes are designed to be shared, enhancing the communal dining experience. Glowing reviews such as “Amazing! Food was great and server was attentive,” and “We simply had a perfect dinner at Zuma” highlight not just the exceptional food but also the attentive service. Favorites like the a5 wagyu steak and yellowtail sashimi underline the restaurant's commitment to authenticity and quality. Whether for a lively social gathering or a cozy dinner, Zuma Boston is a culinary gem that promises an unforgettable contemporary Asian dining experience.
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8. Fat Baby Sushi and Cocktails
4.6
Exceptional(426)
Price: Moderate
• Japanese • South Boston
Booked 14 times today
Fat Baby Sushi and Cocktails in South Boston is a vibrant spot that has garnered rave reviews for its exceptional sushi and creative cocktails. Patrons consistently praise the freshness and flavor of the sushi offerings, with one guest noting the "most fresh and flavorful rolls I’ve ever had." The restaurant's Maki Monday, featuring all-you-can-eat sushi for just $32, is a hit among locals and visitors alike, making it a must-visit for sushi enthusiasts. Reviews highlight not just the quality of the food but also the "awesome environment" and "great service," making Fat Baby a standout culinary destination in South Boston.
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9. Hojoko
4.6
Exceptional(973)
Price: Expensive
• Japanese • Fenway–Kenmore
Booked 8 times today
Nestled in the vibrant Fenway–Kenmore neighborhood of Boston, Hojoko is a Japanese gem that truly captures the essence of Tokyo's izakaya culture. With a menu that tantalizes with dishes like the "out of this world" Wagyu Cheeseburger and the "phenomenal" 48-hour Ramen, Hojoko offers an authentic taste of Japanese cuisine right next to historic Fenway Stadium. Patrons rave about the "super ambiance" and the eclectic mix of sushi, robata grilled yakitori, and small plates that keep the spirit of Japanese street food alive. Whether you're gearing up for a game or looking for a spot with "great food and an intriguing sake list," Hojoko is a destination that promises an unforgettable dining experience, making it a "must-visit" in Boston.
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10. Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ - Brookline, MA | Beacon Street
4.6
Exceptional(1077)
Price: Expensive
• Japanese • Brookline
Booked 70 times today
At Gyu-Kaku in Brookline, MA, the essence of authentic Japanese cuisine shines through every dish, particularly in their revered yakiniku experience. Established in Tokyo in 1996, Gyu-Kaku has perfected the art of Japanese BBQ, allowing diners to grill premium meats right at their tables. Praised for its "consistently delicious, bursting with flavor" meats and a well-curated selection of sake and beers, it's no wonder patrons describe their visits as "exceptional" and "absolutely amazing." The restaurant’s standout dishes like the Harami Skirt Steak and Prime Kalbi Short Rib, coupled with glowing reviews about the attentive and friendly service, make Gyu-Kaku a must-visit for an authentic, high-quality Japanese dining experience in Boston.
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