Suggerimenti per Ristorante giapponese vicino a St. Elizabeth's, Boston

Jon D. • Aprile 17, 2010The seared yellowtail maki with spicy mayo and sweet miso sauce is so good!

Boston R. • Dicembre 21, 2011All You Can Eat buffet - sushi, appetizers, katsu, teriyaki, etc. Lunch is $16, dinner is $23 or $24 depending on night. Great quality, amazing value.

Stephanie O. • Giugno 11, 2013The bento lunch specials are a great deal: entree, rice, salad, miso soup, 2 dumplings, 2 cali maki pcs, and fruit. Only $8-9. So much food!

Rachel • Marzo 8, 2019One of my favorite sushi place. The chef is nice, and it is the only place in Boston that serves 회(Korean style sashimi). Chef’s special is the best and worth the price, so much food comes out👍🏼👍🏼

Christine V. • Ottobre 13, 2011Love it. Great prices and fresh sushi.

aja m. • Luglio 18, 2012Very nice waitstaff, quick and delicious food. Try their lunch special

jane m. • Maggio 10, 2013Awful don't eat here asked for korean spicy wings and got served sugar coated garbage and no daikon

Jen H. • Dicembre 3, 2009best sake sashimi ever

Kevin W. • Febbraio 22, 2013Mapo tofu (aka LAVA DEATH PLATE) game here is on point.

Jennifer L. • Aprile 8, 2012Turnip cakes are perfectly fried, not too heavy, and super delicious!

Alicia K. • Giugno 30, 2014Gamja Tangggg. You don't come here to eat little and stick to your "no-rice-for-dinner" policy, girls. The stew is that awesome. And Lazogi is a hidden gem that anyone should order too!

jin s. • Aprile 1, 2012it gets pretty busy on weekends, so go early if you can. the silken tofu soup is a great way to warm up in the winter, and the spicy buckweat noodles are my absolute favorite for summer.

Max • Ottobre 2, 2015Best spot in the city for California and local sea urchin / uni. Other great imports like blue fin tuna and Norwegian salmon.

Megan L. • Ottobre 5, 2020Some amazing sushi and dumplings here. A little pricier than your average sushi restaurant, but not too extreme. Highly recommend.

Stephanie O. • Giugno 21, 2018This place is a gem. All-you-can-eat for $21.95, including sushi, ramen, noodle and rice dishes, etc. Even ice cream! The sushi is legit as good - even better - than other places in the city.

Spencer P. • Marzo 20, 2012Best water in town

Olivia Y. • Marzo 25, 2015Great deal and the food is decent for all you can eat. Way better than hot pot buffet in Chinatown and the sushi is comparable to Yamatos, although the sushi selection is a bit limited.

Trevor S. • Aprile 13, 2010Order one of the Unique Entrees and build your own take-out where you choose two meats/seafood (or skip it), four vegetables, and a sauce.

A S. • Giugno 4, 2016New type of cuisine in Allston, Korean-Mexican fusion. The tacos, ramen flavored fries and wings were delicious. And what great customer service.

Jenny M. • Dicembre 29, 2012The apple raisin nut strudel (still warm in the morning) paired with a cup of coffee is magical.

Martin • Settembre 12, 2016Great place for brunch cocktails and a nice first dinner date location.

Mitesh A. • Maggio 8, 2014Hidden gem/misfit in the heart of Allston. The food is awesome! Grilled cheese is a delight, grilled octopus is the best. Mussels are great too.

Mike C. • Dicembre 27, 2014The craft beer selection is second to none and the wine expert is great when you need a recommendation on a wine pairing.

Eric A. • Agosto 4, 2009The crispy pad thai here is one of the best pad thais in Boston! Careful for the Sriracha wings, they are *very* spicy...

Carl D. • Gennaio 29, 2012Keep an eye on your stuff in here. Last time I did laundry, someone walked off with my laundry basket.