Oishii Boston
| 1166 Washington Street, Boston |
5 priser
10.00/10.00 |
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+1 617-482-8868 |
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Claudia E. (09.09.2017 22:47)
The best sushi in Boston. Having eaten sushi in Tokyo, this is right up there with the best. Great ambiance and service. Can't recommend enough.
The best sushi in Boston. Having eaten sushi in Tokyo, this is right up there with the best. Great ambiance and service. Can't recommend enough.
Amber Johnson (30.08.2017 16:23)
I think this has been the best sushi restaurant experience of my life. Lots of nice details. And the food was scrumptious.
I think this has been the best sushi restaurant experience of my life. Lots of nice details. And the food was scrumptious.
John Ye (25.08.2017 23:11)
The food is quite good. The sushi are delicious and appetizer are innovative. Sometimes the food quality is inconsistent but generally highly recommended
The food is quite good. The sushi are delicious and appetizer are innovative. Sometimes the food quality is inconsistent but generally highly recommended
Sunshine Jenna (24.08.2017 17:56)
Very nice place, great food. pricey! But we had a truly wonderful anniversary dinner there
Very nice place, great food. pricey! But we had a truly wonderful anniversary dinner there
Gihan Gihan (08.08.2017 23:19)
This place is quiet and set as a romantic setting. The wait staff are not around a lot and respect the company their guests keep. The decor was average but the food was pretty spectacular for being in America. Having lived in Japan for 10 years in 3 different cities, I can honestly write that I do miss the simplicity of true Japanese cuisine. If you are looking for sushi or sashimi of a more exotic or fusion flair this is not it. Food is on point and tastes authentic to nature. For more flamboyant or fusion style go to Oya.
This place is quiet and set as a romantic setting. The wait staff are not around a lot and respect the company their guests keep. The decor was average but the food was pretty spectacular for being in America. Having lived in Japan for 10 years in 3 different cities, I can honestly write that I do miss the simplicity of true Japanese cuisine. If you are looking for sushi or sashimi of a more exotic or fusion flair this is not it. Food is on point and tastes authentic to nature. For more flamboyant or fusion style go to Oya.
