Umami Sushi

417 Washington St, Boston
(617) 982-7756

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João Vítor Perez de Souza

Food was fresh, came fast! Recommend!

Ben Tree

Good variety of food, Igood prices

IMA

Friendly staff and always try their best to accommodate I work near here so I frequently try different things on the menu nothing seemed to miss and I highly recommend the grilled salmon maki

Lourdes Correia

Good customer service and Food is delicious
Veggie Ramen

Brody Longer

Amazing

Julian Zhu

Good quality Sushi and service with good price

Antonio Wideman

Godly, a typical example of a scene from a movie. I had to buy at least three and keep coming back.
There health concerns are in plain sight.

Imani Marshall

The staff are really nice. Food was delicious. This is my Second time coming back to them for more delicious food. I hope you all have a great experience with the people and food.

Jenasia Nelson

They are late today I need my sushiii

Thomas Haynes

Very appetizing

Jessica Liziero de menezes

Great place for a fast and great quality oriental food just in downtown

Francesca Kurdi

Such fresh amazing sushi and such good service! The sushi burrito was like a hand roll and so amazing! Thank you ❤️

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Rebecca Chen

Recently changed owners hence the name change from Sushi Time to Umami Sushi. My go to was the Spicy Salmon Don from Sushi Time at an incredibly affordable price. To my surprise, I learned that Sushi Time has changed to Umami Sushi and the price had gone significantly up! I tried my go to meal anyways, but unfortunately did not taste the same. :( Friendly workers though. Maybe I'll try something else but I miss Sushi Time!

Food: 3

Service: 5

Divy Barot

Amazingly fresh and delicious Japanese food at a frankly bargain price.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Miso Soup, Chicken Teriyaki Don

Uri Dvir

Ever since I got unadon (eel on rice) from a Japanese fast food joint at Narita Airport, I've been chasing the legendary eel-induced high from that day. I'm not looking for much, just a solid eel bowl that reminds me of the cheapest food money can buy you in Japan. It makes me sad that Boston's Japanese restaurants have been bested on the eel front by a Yoshinoya bowl that cost me like $3. But no longer!Sushi Time has an unadon that tastes just like how I remember it from Japan, if not a tiny bit less hot (I'm okay if my tongue is not burned to an authentic Japanese standard). They go heavy with the teriyaki sauce, and it soaks into the rice just right. The eel pieces aren't as big as Yoshinoya (they're sushi-sized), but they taste great and I haven't found a restaurant in Boston which serves large eel pieces, so I won't complain.Now that I am done professing my love for eel... the rest of the restaurant. It's take-out only, and they finish orders pretty quickly. The menu is big, so sometimes ordering can be a bit confusing, but the cashiers are very friendly. Warm dishes are still warm when they come out, which is a big win for Sushi Time. The food is way better than I expected for a food court, and the prices are fantastic. They close at 5pm though, which is an absolute shame!For the price point, large menu, convenience, and excellent food quality (I have had worse sushi at twice the cost), I give 5 stars. It's not gourmet by any means, but Sushi Time will not let you down. Godspeed, Sushi Time.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

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