(617) 654-9900
9 East St
Boston,
MA
02111
42.3514
-71.0569
Neighborhoods: Central, Downtown
What People Are Saying About O Ya Restaurant
The Editor
Gerrish Lopez
Citysearch
In Short – Not for the faint of wallet or large of appetite, O Ya provides an indulgent dining experience. The dimly-lit, NYC-chic dining area features a sushi bar that opens to a kitchen where modern, sophisticated creations such as Kumamoto oysters with watermelon pearls, foie gras in balsamic chocolate kabayaki, and unagi nigiri with basil are created. Presentation is an equal part of the experience, as each (small) morsel is artfully arranged on unique dinnerware. A wealth of sakes both hot and cold is available, with guidance from an in-house sake sommelier.
10/03/09
Beautiful and delicious food
by loftladycheryl
Fabulous menu! The venison was divine! Everything is created so beautifully that I almost (*almost*) did not want to eat; I had to admire the beauty of each plate as each dish came out. Must order: sea bass, foie gras, venison, and the mini omelet with truffle oil. Also, our server helped us pick just the perfect sake. We had a wonderful meal. We sat at the chef's counter, which at first I wasn't sure if we'd like, but it was so nice watching the amazing creations happening right in front of us. Get there soon!!!
- Pros: Perfection on small plates
- Cons: pricey
09/26/09
expensive and unfriendly
by harney
went to check out restaurant after booking party for 14 people.
the wait staff was extremely rude and pretentious the greeting at the door was just rude. Haven't had this experience before w/ a boston restaurant. sushi bar was empty and after a bill of 120. 00 for appetisers, we decided never to return/ and will cxl. our party for later this month.
p.s. bring a seeing eye dog... no lighting in entrance or foyer
- Pros: sushi
- Cons: parking/ wait staff/ hostess
01/27/09
EXTREMELY RUDE
by lak000
Have tried to make a reservation at this restaurant several times, both times i believe I spoke to the same woman and she was extremely rude. I am from New York City and know the difference between a "wanna be" restaurant and a restaurant that can pull that off. O-ya: stop trying to be something you are not, customers are key- always keep that in mind.
The Details on O Ya Restaurant
Save Money:
If money is a concern, ask for a price-capped omakase dinner, in which the chef will choose a selection of items within your budget.
What to Drink:
The restaurant serves one of the city's most varied and expensive wine lists, with an extensive list of sakes to choose from.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
No
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