O-Ya

9 East Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02111 USA

$$$$

Expensive

Independent
Credit Cards
Accepted
Wheelchair
Accessible
Public
Restrooms
No Wifi

No Longer Maintained

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“A hidden japanese gem”

This hidden gem of a Japanese restaurant serves, dinner and dessert menu. It also offer sake, wine, and beer. They also accepts reservation. Check out their gluten-free menu! They also host classes, check online for details.

Located in a 100-year-old fire station in Boston’s historic Leather District, o ya offers contemporary Japanese dining in a comfortable setting. The intimate 37-seat dining room consists of ten tables and a 17-seat chef’s counter, where guests can watch the chefs preparing the dishes. Chef Owner Tim Cushman offers an Omakase, or Chef’s tasting menu, for $150 and an extensive a la carte menu of creative nigiri, sashimi, vegetable, wagyu beef, kurobuta pork and poulet rouge chicken dishes. O ya also offers an extensive premium sake list. Average dining time is approximately 2-3 hours.
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Reviewed by
Chelsea Koglmeier

Foodie
242 Reviews
216 Helpful

June 29, 2014

Rated 5.0

A VERY good non-traditional Japanese (izakaya-like) at extreme prices. It's semi-in hiding.

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Reviewed by
Tasting Table

Foodie
1,318 Reviews
278 Helpful

December 23, 2014

Rated 4.0

At this small, luxe sushi bar, you can order the exquisite pieces of nigiri (we suggest the torched hamachi with banana pepper mousse) a la carte, or commit to a procession of artful bites with the full omakase tasting menu. For an imbibing learning experience, spring for an expertly chosen flight of sake.

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