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🤮 1/5 - Disgustingly overpriced for sub-par "sushi" quality and
By 👻 @Noe C., 02/24/2022 3:00 am
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Disgustingly overpriced for sub-par "sushi" quality and underwhelming atmosphere. I had received a $500 gift card for the restaurant so I took my husband and we expected to have a filling meal. The hostess had a slight condescending tone, perhaps because we had a gift card? It's a mystery. We sat at the bar, and each sushi was served one piece at a time that the two of us shared, and I believe we had around a dozen pieces for the entire omakase meal plus one bottle of sake that was 5 times that retail price ($20 is retail price, I know because I buy that bottle sometimes) that totaled $500. We are both from Japan, from the coast, and we have had a ton of fresh, extraordinary sushi in our lives. The sushi at Oya was SMALL in size compared to some of the high end sushi restaurants I've eaten at. Real high end restaurants in Japan actually serve you thicker pieces of fish, or "neta".So much overkill of ingredients in each sushi. Caviar that could have worked well on sushi but killed the taste of the fish underneath. Total fail. For the price, I did not expect to see chopstick holders that looked like they were designed by elementary school kids sold at a 100 yen shop. The sushi chef looked depressed and unhappy to be there. He wasn't talkative but he looked familiar to me so I asked him where I knew him from. Turns out he used to work at the old Ginza sushi restaurant in Brookline I used to work at years back. No offense but for these prices you'd expect they hire chefs from more high end sushi restaurants. After spending the entire $500 and having to pay 20% tip on top of that we left frustrated, dissatisfied, and hungry. I don't know why this restaurant is still in business, maybe people just haven't had good quality sushi and assume the food is good here because it's expensive and served one tiny piece at a time? Do yourself a favor. Don't waste your money coming here, and don't support a restaurant that rips off customers with outrageous price for poor quality foods.
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