O Ya ★ 4.8
Tim and Nancy Cushman's O Ya on East Street in the Leather District runs a 20-seat contemporary Japanese omakase in Boston since 2007. Located in South End.
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Sushi in Boston runs from ambitious tasting rooms to longtime neighborhood counters. O Ya in the South End is the city's most acclaimed sushi destination, working the high end of the form. Cafe Sushi in Cambridge represents the dependable, everyday side of the cuisine across the river.
Tim and Nancy Cushman's O Ya on East Street in the Leather District runs a 20-seat contemporary Japanese omakase in Boston since 2007. Located in South End.
Cafe Sushi is a japanese sushi room in Cambridge. Twelve counter seats only; book on Tock 30 days ahead. Take-out bento boxes are the off-menu deal at lunch.
TipTwelve counter seats only; book on Tock 30 days ahead. Take-out bento boxes are the off-menu deal at lunch.

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