Boston's sushi scene has grown significantly, with new omakase spots joining established neighborhood favorites. The city's maritime heritage means access to excellent Atlantic fish, and Cambridge adds academic-area gems.
High-End Omakase ($120+)
O Ya
Boston's most acclaimed sushi. Creative omakase that rivals NYC's best.
Uni
Ken Oringer's izakaya. Creative Japanese with excellent sashimi.
Cafe Sushi
Intimate omakase in Harvard Square area. Understated excellence.
Mid-Range Excellence ($40-$90)
Oishii
Solid mini-chain with consistent quality. South End location is best.
Fugakyu
Traditional Japanese with excellent sushi and izakaya dishes.
Douzo
Modern Japanese with trendy atmosphere and creative rolls.
Affordable Gems (Under $40)
Genki Ya
Dependable neighborhood sushi with fresh fish and fair prices.
Snappy Sushi
Quick service sushi with surprising quality. Great for lunch.
Kura Revolving Sushi
Conveyor belt sushi that's actually good. Fun and affordable.