Sushi Man
$$ • Sushi Bars, JapaneseAbout Sushi Man
Customers' Favorites
Sashimi Special Combo Plate
Lunch Sushi Bento
Chicken Udon Soup
Salmon Ikura Don
Salmon Roe
Tuna Sushi
Tempura
Seafood
Volcano
Salad
Sushi Man Reviews
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I have to admit, this might just be some of the best sashimi I’ve had in Boston! The fish is incredibly fresh, and every piece is prepared with care. The little touch of lemon underneath the white fish is such a thoughtful detail that really makes a difference.
The Agedashi Tofu is also excellent, and the Nabeyaki is absolutely worth trying!
Beyond the food, the service is outstanding. The staff took great care of us from the moment we called to make our plans...read full review
The Agedashi Tofu is also excellent, and the Nabeyaki is absolutely worth trying!
Beyond the food, the service is outstanding. The staff took great care of us from the moment we called to make our plans...read full review
Super fresh sushi! Delicious
like being in Tokyo. one of the few traditional places left. I love it.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 3PM 5 - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 5 - 9PM 11:30AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 3PM 5 - 9PM |
| Friday | 5 - 9PM 11:30AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 5 - 9PM 11:30AM - 3PM |
| Sunday | 4 - 9PM |
Sushi Man is a Japanese restaurant with a long history in the Newton area, offering a consistently great dining experience. The food is described as "really tasty" with "nice touches" and "authentic" flavors that evoke memories of traditional Japanese cuisine. The menu features a variety of delectable options, including the popular Eel and Beef Tongue Don, Volcano Maki, and Prawn Tempura, all praised for their freshness, tenderness, and deliciousness. The restaurant is a cozy, intimate spot with about eight tables and some bar seating, giving it that classic mom-and-pop feel. The husband and wife owners are always warm and welcoming, and they somehow manage to find a way to accommodate you, even when it’s busy. The sushi chef prepares everything right in front of you at the counter, which feels just like being in Japan. The sushi is of high quality, with fresh fish and good rice to fish ratio, presented well. The little touch of lemon underneath the white fish is a thoughtful detail. The Nabeyaki and the Agedashi Tofu are also excellent and worth trying. The staff are friendly and make the food quite quickly. This place deserves so much more recognition as an underrated Japanese restaurant and a true hidden gem.