Boston Sushi

Best Roll

1. Fugakyu

Neighborhood: Coolidge Corner

This place is HUGE!   I ordered the sashimi appetizer plate, and the spicy tuna roll.  The sashimi was great, but the spicy tuna wasn't *that* spicy, and definitely not the best I've had, but still...

2. Fin's Sushi and…

by the presence of eel in food).  The rolls were all very good, among the better sushi I've had in the city.  Not the best, but very good.  Our waitress included a single, pink long stemmed rose with our check...

3. Kotobukiya Sushi Bar

Neighborhood: Porter Square

Kotobukiya also operates a no-frills sushi bar across the hall in the Porter Exchange, which is the best-quality-for-the-price sushi I've had in Boston. Most of the hand rolls are $1-$2, and standard...

4. Genki Ya

but this was probably the best alligator roll I've ever had! The fish was fresh, the roll was beautifully arranged, and the amount of food was good too (that one roll filled me up). Together...

5. Fin's Sushi and…

I would say they had some good sushi, but the place is not traditional "Japan" as you would expect for sushi place.  I had some Cali rolls and Unagi rolls.  They taste great and fresh.  Tried some...

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Fresh Fish

1. Fugakyu

Neighborhood: Coolidge Corner

nigiri and 6 piece tuna roll.  All the fish was super fresh and the service was top notch.  Fugakyu has certainly lived up to the hype as one of the best sushi restaurants in Boston....

2. JP Seafood Cafe

Neighborhood: Jamaica Plain

the most creative sushi, but all that matters to me, is that the fish is Fresh, and Good.   WHITE TUNA SUSHI, WHITE TUNA SUSHI, WHITE TUNA SUSHI   p.s. remember to tip your sushi chef. (BENNY! we love...

3. Kotobukiya Sushi Bar

Neighborhood: Porter Square

I recommend their salmon skin rolls. And a smart way to check out fish-freshness would be to know when the kotobukiya market puts out fresh sashimi for the take-home. It's a decent little place...

4. Oishii Boston

Neighborhood: South End

with a big group or you're dating Moby, you can't go wrong with Oishii Boston. But if you're like me and just want some fresh fish tossed at you, stick to the original....

5. Ma Soba

Neighborhood: Beacon Hill

melt-in-our-mouth goodness. The fish was not only fresh, it was sliced at the perfect thickness (trust me, it makes a difference) for maximum enjoyment. My mouth is watering just thinking about...

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