Jamaica Plain Japanese Restaurants

Sushi

1. Oishii Sushi Bar

of hitting some golf balls and graciously put our name on "The List."  We were told that it would be about 20 minutes.  Not bad for a spontaneous sushi-eating decision.  About 15-20 minutes later, a nice...

2. Uni

Neighborhood: Back Bay

This place is way too expensive for the flavors and/or food! The service was above average, but this is NOT a sushi restaurant.  I lived in Japan for 2 years and the worst place in Japan is better...

3. Oishii Boston

Neighborhood: South End

The best food... EVER!  Everything we had here was amazing.  From the little sample they gave us, to the sushi, to the lobster dish.  All of it was to die for.  The ambiance was very nice...

4. JP Seafood Cafe

Neighborhood: Jamaica Plain

This is one of my favorite places for sushi.  It's a casual place, but very cosy feeling.  Their sushi is fantastic and on the level of places twice as expensive.  Their presentation might...

5. O Ya

Neighborhood: Waterfront

This is NOT a sushi restaurant!!  That's mentioned in well over half these reviews. Ignore it.   This is a Japanese-French fusion restaurant. Yes it is.  This is a savory "Charlie and the Chocolate...

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Sake

1. O Ya

Neighborhood: Waterfront

with chocolate kobayashi served with a shot of aged sake - ..the portion was large relative to my other dishes and almost seemed too much...but the flavors were awesome, the chocolate flavor meshed...

2. Fugakyu

Neighborhood: Coolidge Corner

because of their special taste etc. like the spicy seafood salad, sake papaya maki, etc. And honestly, this place used to be really good several years ago. But it's changed since then and I miss how...

3. Oishii Boston

Neighborhood: South End

tempura you wanted. The sushi was beautifully presented, inventive, flavourful, delicate, and a tease to the tastebuds. The sake sashimi was so fresh, a perfect level of thickness (not too fat...

4. Zen Japanese Grill &…

Neighborhood: Beacon Hill

appetizer with wasabi and I had my standard salmon sashmi and some rolls. .  For a couple of plates of rolls, the salmon, the app, and sake, the bill totaled $80.00.   It is a nice place to go on a date...

5. Shabu-Zen

Neighborhood: Chinatown

or making a hideous mess.  I at least succeeded in not burning myself.  Mess be damned, I was having a great time and could care less.  The house sake complemented the meal well and left us (after a bottle...

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