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Oga's Japanese
Menu for Oga's Japanese
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Ratings and Reviews for Oga's Japanese
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May 16 2012
Ben Z. via Yelp
One of my favorite sushi places in the Boston area. Some of the sushi appetizers are exquisite. This is for sure a top place to go when I want japanese...read more
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Apr 11 2012
Kyle D. via Yelp
We went in with a rather large contingency of coworkers from Japan. Despite a very unassuming exterior, most of the group was pleasantly surprised as soon...read more
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Apr 09 2012
nycParkie K. via Yelp
Up from NYC ,y wife was feeling sushi, so we ordered into our hotel using a paid delivery service.. The rolls were big, the fish was fresh and we were...read more
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Oct 07 2007
broker77 via Citysearch
I love sushi and eat it often. This is the best place for sushi in metro west. The Uni is always fresh and tasty (Good indicato...read more
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Aug 29 2007
gordonknight via Citysearch
Tuna was warm and the rice overcooked Ginger was skimpy, service was slow, topping up water glasses took 15-20 minutes. Red soy mi...read more
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Aug 24 2007
stupidjapanese via Citysearch
I used to be a big fun of Oga. It was one of the few authentic Japanese restaurant in greater Boston. This was my first visit to O...read more
The Scene
Oga's sleek, metallic decor, attentive service and bright, alluring sushi bar almost make diners forget they're eating steps away from a video store in a suburban strip mall. Opaque window dressings (thankfully obscuring the view of busy Route 9) and an unobtrusive jazz soundtrack further enhance the surroundings. The restaurant is no longer a secret with area families and Asian ex-pats, so expect to wait for a table on the weekends. (Space at the 11-seat sushi bar is at a premium at all times.)
The Food
Chef/Owner Toru Oga, part-owner of the popular Ginza restaurants, can be found most nights slicing and rolling deliciously fresh and inventive sushi and sashimi (try the double-rolled B-52 maki roll). Besides serving up tasty renditions of favorites, like salmon teriyaki and shrimp tempura, Oga offers such offbeat fare as beef houbayaki, in which a tableside grill cooks raw beef atop a huge houbayaki leaf to yield flavorful results.