The Sushi World Guide - for Restaurants outside Japan.




Currently listed: 14 Restaurants in
Boston, USA/Massachusetts.

Ambrosia on Huntington Apollo Azuma Japanese cuisine
Cafe Sushi Ginza Gyuhama
Jae´s Jaeīs Cafe & Grill O' Sushi
Q-Vin Sakura-Bana Shino Express
Tatsukichi CLOSED ! Typhoon Asian Bistro

Ambrosia on Huntington

Name:Ambrosia on Huntington
Address:116 Huntington Ave Boston, MA 02116
Phone:(617) 247-2400
Fax:(617) 247-24009
Opened:Mon-Fri 11:30am-11pm Sat, Sun 5pm-12pm
Review:"French and Japanese style dishes with extreme presentation. Hamachi, pan fired with carmelized foie grass and nori jelly and many more."
- Tony Ambrose

Boston



Apollo

Name:Apollo
Address: 84 Harrison Avenue, Boston, MA 02111
Phone:(617) 423-3888
Review:"Good fish, resonably priced, but long lines on weekends. Particularly late at night (over an hour at times). On the edge of the theater district. "
- Carey Morewedge (morewedg@wjh.harvard.edu) [April 8th 2001]

Boston



Azuma Japanese cuisine

Name:Azuma Japanese cuisine
Address:10 Langley Road, Newton Centre/Boston, MA 02459
Phone:(617) 969-8800
Fax:(617) 332-7463
Opened:11:45am-2:30pm 5pm-9:30pm
Review:"I watched a TV show "Frugal gourmet" in which Mr. Goldman, general manager of Channel 4, was interviewed. He recommand Azuma highly. I patonized Azuma many times now and itīs truely excrellent"
- N. Aidanliu

Boston



Cafe Sushi

Name:Cafe Sushi
Address:1105 Massachusetts Av., Boston, MA
Phone:(617) 492-0434
Opened:Mon-Thu: noon-2.30pm, 5.30pm-10pm, Fri-Sat: noon-2.30pm - 5.30pm - 11pm, Sun: 5.30pm -10pm, Closed Tuesdays
Review:"Best and freshest fish in Boston !"
- Nas Escobar & Seizi Imura (Arizumi@Oxy.edu) [September 12th 1997]

Boston



Ginza

Name:Ginza Japanese Restaurant
Address:14 Hudson Street, Boston, MA
Phone:(617) 338-8126
Opened:Tue-Sat: 11.30 am - 2.30pm, 5pm - 4am, Sun,Mon: 11.30am - 2.30pm, 5pm- 2am
Reviews:"This is, hands down, THE place for sushi and other very authentic Japanese delights in Boston (They also have a branch in Brookline!), and (SURPRISE!) itīs one of the cheaper places in town. The original Chinatown location is open practically until dawn. Ginza consistently gets the top ! rating (26/30!!!)for Japanese food in the Zagat survey, and itīs not hard to see why. Every item on the virtual encyclopaedia of a menu, from creative maki and an extensive nigiri selection to mouth-watering appetizers (over 40) and nabemono is worth a try! Special praise goes to the hirame-usuzukuri, monkfish pate, ebi-su, tempura, and makimono such as the spicy tuna, īcaterpillarī, īkmeeksī, and īscorpion.ī Dinner can run from about $20 to $40 per person, depending on what one orders. Nothing will clear out the wallet more quickly! Lunch specials (including donburi) are a particularly attractive option for the budget-minded (about $8). The wait staff (all in kimono), though occasionally overburdened, canīt seem to do enough for you. Reservations are recommended; on weekend nights the queue can extend out the door."
- Harry Perlmutter (tinchoy@usa.net) [October 26th 1998]
"I feel this has got to be the most over-rated place in Boston. I've had several experiences over the last couple of years when I've dealt with rude service and poor quality fish at this place. You're also in a catch-22 situation in that if you go during normal restaurant hours you're stuck with an overburdened staff, and if you go late at night they are apathetic (perhaps being one of the very few late night places in Boston has made them less concerned with customers). I've had much better luck at Gyuhama and Sakura-bana. "
- Don Macron (dmacron@bu.edu) [August 22nd 2000]

Boston



Gyuhama

Name:Gyuhama
Address:827 Boylston St. (bet. Gloucester & Fairfield Sts.), Boston, MA
Phone:(617) 437-0188

Boston



Jae´s

Name:Jae´s
Address:212 Stuart Street, Boston, MA
Review:"Excellent sushi and other pan-asian dishes - including various infusion entrees, Japanese, Thai, Chinese and Korean dishes. They have three floors that include a Korean barbeque."
- David Suspanic (david_suspanic@mcgraw-hill.com) [May 13th 1998]

Boston



Jaeīs Cafe & Grill

Name:Jaeīs Cafe & Grill
Address:520 Columbus Avenue, Boston, MA 02118
Phone:(617) 421-9405
Reviews:"Excellent sushi and pan-asian dishes."
- David Suspanic (david_suspanic@mcgraw-hill.com) [May 13th 1998]
" This is THE place regarding both the quality of the food and the place as such (they have this huge fish tank in the restaurant!). Not as inexpensive as Shino Express but they do have excellent sushi (very fresh and nice presentation). The place can be pretty crowded, especially on Friday and Saturday nights (no wonder ...) This restaurant was my all time favorite when I lived just round the corner. "
- Marion Blum (blum_marion@hotmail.com) [May 13th 2001]

Boston



O' Sushi

Name:O' Sushi
Address:10 Huntington Ave., Boston, MA 02116
Phone:(617) 266-2788
Fax:(617) 507-3088
Opened:Daily: 11.30am-11pm
Reviews:"This restaurant has the freshest fish in town. the ambiance is fantastic and the service is quite hospitable! "
- Costas (costas@harvard.post.edu) [Jan 8th 2004]
"If you like sushi because it's young, hip, and a flashy way to spend your money, look no further. If you have the money to spend, Osushi does have some talented chefs and amazing ingredients--$300 sakes (that retail for $120), bluefin, kampachi, and japanese scallops. They don't use surimi/kanikama in their california rolls here. While Osushi does have nice, high-end ingredients like bluefin otoro and wagyu beef on the menu, and takes full advantage of Boston's fish markets to offer seasonal fish specials, their profit margin is quite high. Expect to pay $35 for 5 uzuzukuri-thin slices of kobe beef, surrounded by an absurdly overwhelming garnish. A savvy menu-reader will notice dishes like the uni rice with toro tartare and realize that the $22 dish is made from tuna scraps and uni pieces unfit for gunkanmaki--fundamentally good ingredients made palatable by a smart chef, but a ridiculous markup, nonetheless. This restaurant is situated in a mall with shops like Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Jimmy Choo, and is priced and poised not to appeal to foodies, but to the nouveau riche--if you care what a suit looks like and not who's on the label, you might not be fooled by this dressed-up sushi farce. The ambience is loud techno and dim red lighting--loud and young, but admittedly hip and stylish. It's like designer clothing--it's not as amazing as its price, but it certainly isn't bad. Spend your money where you choose, but I'll be looking for something more authentic and more focused on the food next time I'm in Boston. "
- Hans Schneider (hansi@gearx.com) [Oct29th 2007]

Boston



Q-Vin

Name:Q-Vin
Address:545 Boylston Street, Boston, MA
Phone:(617) 375-0545
Fax:(617) 375-0547
Review:" Their sushi lunch for $9.95 was excellent. Very extensive dinner and sushi bar menus. They also serve Korean, Thai and other Japanese dishes including 5 Fugu dishes. "
- Sharon Sbarsky (sbarsky@world.std.com) [April 20h 2001]

Boston



Sakura-Bana

Name:Sakura-Bana
Address:57 Broad Street, Boston, MA 02109-4824
Phone:(617) 542-4311
Opened:Mon-Thu: 11.30am - 2.30pm, 5pm - 10pm, Fri: 11.30am - 2.30pm, 5pm - 11pm, Sat: 5pm - 11pm, Sun: 5pm - 10pm
Reviews:"Fresh, a little expensive but very good!"
- Edw. Dorian Gray (edward_gray@lotus.com) [December 8th 1997]
"The best sushi I've ever had in Boston! Service was great and the presentation is fantastic! The box lunch is very generous and extremely good. Must try! "
- Ann [November 28th 2001]
"By far the best sushi I've had in Boston (and I've had a lot); possibly the best sushi I've ever had! Very good service. Small -- maybe 10 tables and 15 seats at the bar; can get crowded on Friday and Saturday. "
- Adam Moskowitz (adamm@menlo.com) [Feb 12th 2004]

Boston



Shino Express

Name:Shino Express
Address:144 Newbury Street, Boston, MA 02116
Phone:(617) 262-4530
Opened:Mon-Sat : 12pm-9pm, Sun : 1pm-9pm
Reviews:"Cheap sushi (most pieces for $1 - $1.75, rolls for $2 - $3.50). The fish was good, but the rice wasnīt cooked perfectly and felt apart for most of the nigiri."
- Andrea Achterberg [September 18th 1997]
"Incredibly inexpensive considering the quality (and the location)! Especially great for take-out. The restaurant as such is very basic (nothing where I would spend an evening, more a Sushi bar than anything else). "
- Marion (blum_marion@hotmail.com) [May 13th 2001]
" Very good price. "
- Gyuman Han (hanq2000@hotmail.com) [January 9th 2003]
Link:Restaurant Website

Boston



Tatsukichi CLOSED !

Name:Tatsukichi CLOSED !
Address:189 State Street, Boston, MA 02109
Phone:(617) 720-2468
Opened:Mon-Thu: 11.45 am - 2.30pm, 5pm-10pm, Fri: 11.45am-2.30pm, 5pm-11pm, Sat: 5pm-11pm, Sun: 5pm-10pm
Reviews:"Very,very good sushi. Their sashimi was very nicely presented, the fish was wonderful. Portions are average or maybe a little larger. They have a fish ījelloī appetizer that is very unique and tasty. Their rolls were wonderful. Recommended."
- John Strong (john@strongs.net) [September 11th 1998]
"Sushi extremely tasty and fresh, loved the Spicy Tuna roll also chicken Teryaki was delightful! Definately a must visit."
- J.P. Gaudette (jpgcne@yahoo.com) [July 3rd 2000]

Boston



Typhoon Asian Bistro

Name:Typhoon Asian Bistro
Address:725 Boylston Street, Boston's Back Bay, Boston, MA
Phone:(617) 859-8181
Fax:(617) 859-0220
Review:"Opened in July 2000. "
- Francis Turo (danny_the_scorpio@yahoo.com) [Nov 17th 2005]
Link:Restaurant Website

Boston




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