Not as good as the Chestnur Hill original, and more expensive. Excellent sushi (for Boston) nonetheless). more

all I can say is....delish more

Love the fish, don't love the guilt for eradicating any hope for my future grandkids to eat Yellowtail. On the other hand... more

Amazing fried oysters but $15 and I received three, three little oysters. Sushi itself wasn't so good. Very fishy. Weird. Was totally expecting the best of the best. All other food tried were delicious (which is what oishii means, by the way) but just shocked by the quality of the raw fish. more

Amazing contemporary Japanese cuisine, they had six types of salmon for sashimi or sushi the night I went. Go for the Omakase menu, it does not disappoint. more

Best sushi in town. They're great at fusion and more involved rolls - decor is like eating in the Batcave. Fun spot. more

One of my favorites in Boston. $$ more

The quality and creativity of Oishii's sushi are truly unique to Oishii. Expect a selection of high-quality fishes and surprising (i.e. delicious) combinations of flavors in maki. more

This will not be a meal it will be an adventure. Between the grand total of 10 seats (not tables) in the whole place, the crazy waiting list outside, and the amazingly creative specials you'll be in a whole nother world. more