Oishii Too Sushi is one of my favorite spots in the area. The sushi is always beautifully prepared, and tasty. The menu has a great variety, so there's something for everyone, whether you're a longtime sushi fan or trying it for the first time. The staff is welcoming, the service is attentive, and the atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. read more

We came to Oishii Too while visiting our friends in Sudsbury, who are regulars are the restaurant. Our friend was recognized immediately, and we were greeted so warmly and seated immediately at one of their great back tables with a view of the water. Since it was a special occasion, we all ordered the chef's special, which was phenomenal. The wagyu, uni, and otoro were SO delicious - everything was really top-tier. The chef's special is a bit more pricey, but so worth it. We also enjoyed their sake. We came in on a weeknight, and parking was readily available. Service is so friendly, warm, and attentive. You can tell that people who come in dine there regularly. It was so nice to get a booth with a view; it made the reunion dinner that much more special. I didn't want the dinner to end! The fish was so fresh, and every bite was incredibly flavorful. Overall, such a wonderful sushi experience. read more

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I was extremely disappointed in their hot appetizer, nasu dengaku. I've lived in Japan for many years, and was looking forward to eggplant with grilled miso topping. Instead, they served grilled eggplant topped with what looked and tasted like salad dressing, with no umami grilled miso flavor at all. If they called it a "grilled eggplant salad" it would have been fine, but it was not dengaku. Waitress did not acknowledge my complaint. Maki rolls were so-so, seaweed salad was good. read more

‼‼‼SERVED ROTTEN vegan meat her THREE TIMES‼‼‼‼ This place gave me ROTTEN crab and ROTTEN imitation crab a total of 3x in 4 years. It's also listed in my other old yelp reviews exposing these other dates. My husband brought home a California roll for me and he LIED, he said "it's from a different sushi place"- I'm not naming it b/c we actually love the other place. - he thought the REAL or fake (lost track at this point) crab meat wouldn't be ROTTEN like the other 2x I got a Cali roll from Oiishii Too. He was very wrong! I took 1 whiff and for some reason I still ate one piece of a roll, and I could immediately tell it was from Oiishi too and I confronted him about it b/c he knows for a fact this place sold me rotten food and I do NOT like (hate) this place b/c of this issue. This is the THIRD time they sold me ROTTEN crab. Disgusting, Disgraceful, not trustworthy, dirty, rotten place. I've eaten at 40+ sushi places in my life and NEVER had this problem and this is the 3rd time. read more

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Starting positive: The sushi and dishes were all nicely presented. Waiter was friendly. That's all I can say. I love eating local and seeing how families put their all into their restaurant. I try to give the benefit of the doubt, but it was hard to do that this time. First off, for such an expensive place, bottled sodas brought to the table with the waiter GRIPPING the serving cups around where you put your mouth to drink with his hands, then saying you don't have straws, peeved us all out a little for being so unsanitary. The booth seats are FILTHY. No music, very awkward ambiance. We ordered a LOT of sushi- waiter did not explain any of it to us and did not know when asked. For an okasame restaurant, it didn't feel like one. Putting that aside and talking about the food- it was very, very mediocre. I have been eating sushi for two decades and for the price, it was extremely mid. Kin Zan Sake was overwhelmed with truffle oil that you could not taste the salmon or even the caviar, which makes it a complete waste. Selection of nigiri and sashimi were... weirdly chewier than normal. Overall was left feeling underwhelmed for the sushi quality and the dishes. Cute place, but personally did not feel like the food was worth the price. read more

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This is my favorite spot to get authentic japanese food-for both sushi And homemade hot food. My favorite is the dragon eye roll which is rolled without rice and their don katsu! Their tempura udon is always topped with piping hot and thinly battered veggies. Their sukiyaki is also super healthy but heart warming w variety of veggies and meat in a mildly sweet soy sauce broth. *** recently discovered their desserts are amazing and freshly made by one of the staff there daily. We love their tiramisu and crispy banana! We love love love this restaurant for their awesome food, top-notch service, and the vibe. Highly recommend! read more

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Only complaint is they closed the Newton location this is the best sushi around! Everything is delicious!! Cute little space! Nicer than the original Newton. Service is super fast. read more

Doordashed, so won't comment on the experience or service, but everything was packaged nicely and neatly. Lots of ginger and wasabi on the side. Gyoza were good, the patriots roll was amazing and udon was fantastic! read more

I've been to Oishii many times in Sudbury, but tonight was incredibly disappointing. Several things stood out immediately. 1) The manager was seated next to the door playing a video game on his phone. Later during my meal, I had to politely ask him to lower the volume. 2) The restaurant was very dirty, with part of a roll and several straws on the floor. 3) The strong smell of detergent was in the air. It would have been smart to leave at this point, but I came for the food. Several spicy tuna rolls were ordered and there was a noticeable difference in the quality I've had from Oishii in the past. The rolls were not wrapped tight, The spicy sauce was "off", and the rolls were soggy. After a few bites, I asked the waitress for the check. The manager came out to address the issue and they remade more rolls. Sadly, they were identical in all aspects and the manager returned to play his video game behind a wall. Paid the tab and went. I've eaten great sushi in all parts of the world. I'm only posting in hopes Oishii can return to its former glory. read more

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Best Sushi in Town! After Oishii at Chestnut Hill closed, I would have to say this has become the go-to-place for sushi in the Boston area. Fresh fish plus numerous creative rolls dishes, you can't go wrong with this place if you are a true fan of sushi! read more

The food was a good as ever. I haven't been here in a few years and all the low scores had me worried, but I was very happy with my experience. The restaurant wasn't packed and I was happy that there was decent spacing between the tables to reduce COVID risk. I think it's important to acknowledge that covid has made it difficult for restaurants to maintain the same level of experience and that showed up by not having tuna belly and limited options for uni. However the sushi rolls were just as compelling as they've always been. For me, the Crispy Sake Maki with mango sauce is the reason I come here and it didn't disappoint. My advice - forget the low scores, come here and decide for yourself. read more

In shock.. smh.. This is the worst food we've ever ordered from a sushi bar. I ordered sushi that looked like the attached picture. Teeny tiny Avocado Maki ..you could barely see the avocado as it was just under the size of 1/2 a green pea. And we were so excited to find Ohitashi on the menu but the serving was not quite a quarter of a cup and sadly tasted terrible, inedible. Everything was bland or inedible. They also overcharged us by $6. Definitely go somewhere else. read more

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Although not as crowded as original Oishii Sushi (http://www.yelp.com/biz/dr9PgB_kTp998OYWixJYAw) in Chestnut Hill, this satellite location also gets pretty crowded on weekends. Slightly hard to find as the restaurant is hidden from the main street, so make sure you Google Map it before you go. Sushi here is excellent, but for some reason not as good as Chestnut Hill location. I still don't know why, because I'm sure they get their tuna from the same supplier. read more

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As someone who works in Sudbury every week, I am on the lookout for great takeout places. I was happy to give Oishii Too a shot, but sadly won't be coming back. The staff was very nice and knowledgeable about gluten free, but I cannot excuse the poor quality of food. As you will see in the picture, the avocado sushi rolls, in addition to being mostly rice, are not fresh. I understand that sometimes avocado gets a little brown when oxidizing, but some of these pieces are rotten. I kind of can't believe this was allowed to be packed and given to a customer. read more

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I've known these folks for many years. Their devotion to their customers and their focus on excellent food has never waivered. I enjoy the atmosphere as much as the food. Good people making great food, pleasant and comfortable setting, I can't ask for more unless it's another maki roll! read more

To the reviewer who mentioned filthy booths. Oishii Sushi does not even have booths, so you may have been thinking of another restaurant. We have been going for years and it has been nothing but clean and spotless. Also, many customers appreciate the lack of music. I, for one, enjoy the subdued but energetic atmosphere in which I can carry on a conversation. The food almost always is wonderful, the baby hamachi sublime. Sure, they have off nights like all restaurants (and people). Perhaps best to go to a restaurant - especially a family-owned one - more than once before giving a scathing review. read more

I wanted to try somewhere new and stumbled across this place when I was in the area. The service was very poor. The woman who sat us was rushed, unfriendly and unaccommodating. Though the whole restaurant was empty, with only 2 other tables occupied, she sat all of us next to each other with barley any room on either side. When I asked if we could slide down one table she declined saying reservations would come later. No one came the rest of our dinner and I got the impression that they do not take covid safety protocols seriously at all. Food was sub-par and sushi was supermarket quality. For the price and service I will definitely not be returning. read more

Has gone downhill over the years. Not like the oishii in Boston. Quality and work ethic have declined. Long waits for average sushi at an expensive price. read more

Oishii Too is one of my favorite lunch places. Despite Chinese being the dominant language behind the counter, the fish is really good and the choices go beyond the annoying tuna and salmon. I have done ala carte and lunch specials and have not been disappointed. Food good - me happy. Service could be a touch friendlier, but usually is efficient. Prices are in line with the quality. read more

They opened when I was pregnant with my oldest child - she's a senior in college now and we're still returning as often as possible. Great flavor profiles, I've eaten here at least 400 times (not exaggerating) and I can count on one hand the number of dishes that didn't shine. Grilled cod in black miso sauce, crispy rice salad, The Maki, Brad's Torch Maki, Jeffrey's Maki, Paula's Maki, the Real California Maki, the pan fried gyoza and the steamed shumai are some of our favorites. If eating there, the tempura is also excellent. read more

Came here on a Wednesday night for dinner- the restaurant was nearly empty but again, it was a week night. We ordered the salmon avo maki, salmon scallion maki, yellowtail scallion maki, rainbow maki, salmon skin maki, tuna chips, spider maki, and a shiitake mushroom tempura maki. My favorites: Tuna chips (interesting combination of thin waffle chips with tuna on top), shiitake mushroom tempura maki (honestly surprised how much I ended up liking it), rainbow maki, and spider maki. I didn't quite like the salmon skin maki. It tasted burnt to me (but that could have just been me and my taste buds, and also it's salmon skin). Overall, I thought the food was okay (and most importantly, fresh) and the service was attentive, nice and quick. read more

I was prepared to enjoy my dinner of Sushi and Sashimi. After a long drive to the area, and very, very hungry, my friend and I sat down at the Sushi bar and get ready for what hopefully would be a good - if not great - meal. Unfortunately, we were disappointed. We ordered a salad and a seaweed salad - they were as expected, which is to say they were exactly what every other average Sushi joint delivers. The steamed shu mai was, generously, bland and mushy. Oshinko was the standard prefab mix that any strip mall Sushi joint offers. Now, on to the sushi/sashimi. We ordered the Omakase (one Sushi, one Sashimi). The presentation was not too bad, from a few feet away. However, the fish was, overall, bland, and inexcusably, a great number of the pieces were FROZEN. Crystallized and crunchy, still frozen and just terrible. Additionally, the sashimi pieces were absurdly oversized. I get that some people might think that more is better - and the restaurant might have decided that the way to a customers heart is by stuffing their mouths with gigantic slabs of raw fish, but this was simply repulsive. Some of the cuts were pushing 3/4 of an inch THICK. If I wanted a whole fish in every bite, I'd have a swordfish steak, thank you. Overall, this was a pretty big disappointment. If I could give 1.5 stars I would, as I reserve one star for those places that are just vile. This was, above vile. But certainly off-putting. read more

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Very very sad...this restaurant was my introduction to excellent Sushi and set the bar for me. We had not gotten take-out for a while and when I went to pick it up on a Sunday night I was surprised to see it was not crowded at all. When we opened our bag, we saw packages of soy sauce instead of the usual plastic container. The seaweed salad, which was a favorite, was overly strong. Then, the ginger was strange tasting. Totally downhill from there. The Brad's Torch, a signature dish for me, was over cooked and tasteless. As a matter of fact, everything else was tasteless and not fresh. What used to be my favorite Sushi go was now the worst Sushi we had ever had. read more

The quality is high for the fish and the food, but so is the price. We came here on a sunday evening and sat right away. Staff was super friendly and knowledgable about their menu which was nice. We had some ikura, hand rolls, a few other rolls and some hot apps. The chirashi was quite good as well. Overall great food, nice place inside just very expensive. All the Oishii's are pretty high priced but you are typically getting great food. read more

Have been coming here for lunch on Fridays the past few weeks. Great place with incredibly fresh fish. They always have fresh toro (usually multiple varieties) and uni and all my favorites. Always served at the perfect temperature and beautifully presented. I highly recommend this place to any sushi lovers in the metro west area. read more

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I have been coming to his sushi restaurant for 10+ years now. The quality of the food has gone down hill since the good old days (before the expansion). I ordered sushi take-out of my regular sushi rolls which are: spicy scallop maki, hamachi torched maki, shrimp tempura maki, and Paula's maki. First of all, the size of the maki is super small comparing to other makis I had at other Japanese sushi restaurants. They charged over $10+ per maki and can you at least pack more rice to make them worth $10+ dollars?? The biggest problem was the rice, it wasn't even cooked through!! It was very hard to chew and I am very disappointed (Another Yelper, Rick K also mentioned his similar experience). I spoke with the owner on the phone and his reaction was, "okay, thanks for telling me." I am not sure if I would go back after tonight! read more

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Really REALLY good sushi. The crispy rice salad with tuna and scallops was truly amazing, as was the delicate fluke with olive oil. They have a section dedicated to patron suggestions, and we tried the "joe" Cali wrap covered in spicy crab - that was underwhelmingly gummy, but the Cali roll itself, made with the great, fresh rice we experienced in the hand roll. Small place, I'm a regular at Marjorie's and decided to drop in (I needed a non turke/leftover break...). Pricey, but really good sushi. Just not the roll "joe.... (?) read more

This used to be the best sushi and friendliest service (the couple who own it Kong and Sue are great). Last time we had lunch there it was disappointing, considering how superb it has been in the past. Their website is down as of this writing and when I called, got the manager who only said the website is down. No apology or regret as to the inconvenience to customers and not helpful when I asked how I could call in a take out order without a menu. I see from recent Yelp reviews that others have seen a decline in the food and service. read more

This was always a spot to hit for lunch on a workday and was a real favorite. I give three stars for food now because something has changed in the kitchen: the past two times I've left disappointed in the sushi items I once loved. The restaurant is clean and nicely decorated - which puts it to four stars. read more

Nice place, we didn't have a reservation so they tried to force is to sit at the bar though. We decided to leave and suddenly tables were available lol. Had a few small Nat flies but we swished them away, everything else was very clean. We ordered the sushi sashimi combo which included something called tekka make... These were very very very small, I would skip the combo next time and go ala cart The Sashimi was SUPER good and the portions were large, the sushi on top of rice was okay. We also got two rainbow rolls, again SUPER good! Waitress was very busy I think they should have had one more person waiting tables I would recommend this restaurant and will likely return in the future read more

I used to love this place, have some good sushi options, it is close to home, but the last time I went I was super disappointed. We ordered udon noodles and it was super sweet, is like eating dessert noodles, the sushi and sashimi combo was way over priced, $68 for 21 pieces, miso soup was super salty! Food is no longer impressive. Staff is cold, not friendly at all. Very unfriendly to kids, my son who is 4 wanted to sit on the booth seat and we have four people total, the waiter told us they don't combine tables( booth seats have small tables) unless there are more people, at the time the restaurant was nearly empty, 10 mins later he seated a family of three there. I wish I can give Zero star, Will NEVER go back there again. read more

I was excited to visit this Sushi Bar, but since the prices were very high, we had to wait till groupon came out with a half off Dinner deal. My wife and I went for lunch with a $75 coupon figuring it was a Safe bet the Coupon would cover us for Lunch prices. Before we ordered, I asked the Host and the Waitress maybe 5 times what I could Order with the Coupon as I pointed to what we were interested in, 5 times they said yes to what we picked out, leaving us to think what we ordered was covered. When the Check arrived, the Bill was almost $75 before Tip after the $75 Groupon Voucher. So needless to say, they were charging 2 people $150 for LUNCH ? That was insane. I was, lets just say, Not very happy with with the explanation, leaving us feeling scammed by this establishment. I wouldn't go back there if the meal was Free, sad to say. read more

After many years of 'good-sushi-hunting' in the Boston area, this remains one of my favorites. A few years ago, I was inducted to proper quality sushi here, it is also where I first fell in love with the deliciously tender and juicy Hamachi Kama. What I appreciate the most here is the creativity of the food. Their maki are exemplarily unique and goes beyond your average list; every bite of sushi includes variety of flavors and textures which combine into a bite-size culinary experience. The "Hamachi Torched Maki" combines the tender texture of the fish, with the popping black tobiko, coated in the light sauce of miso. "The Maki" with the esteemed toro accompanied by the contrasting flavors of daikon and jalapeño. "The Kappa Sashimi" is made for sushi lovers who doesn't want too much rice (to fit more of the fishes!), the refreshing ponzu sauce with the fresh cucumbers wrapped around variety of sashimi fish. I remember the 'Spicy O-toro omakase' had such an intensity of flavors wrapped around the heavenly texture of toro, though the pieces are a bit too thick and seemed slightly frozen. And that deliciously fresh Japanese uni, they are not stingy about the portion at all, every bite was a pleasure in itself. Although I rarely veer away from seafood-related dishes here, they serve quite a variety in their menu, including Sukiyaki where is hard to find elsewhere in the area. I've never had problems finding seats here, even on Fridays at dinner time. Plenty of parking in the back and for a Japanese restaurant, I thought it is fairly spacious, tables are close together but there are quite a few of them beyond the sushi bar seatings. The staff was always friendly and helpful. For the quality, the price is fairly standard. Compared to its counterparts: much more relaxed and less expensive than Oishii Boston and more spacious than Oishii Chestnut Hill. read more

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Went here for lunch this afternoon. It's a small little restaurant but the food came out quickly and was really good. I had the spicy tuna roll and the b52 maki which was great. I sat at the sushi bar and watched the chef make my stuff so I could see if there was anything fishy going on...get it?......................................... dammit. read more

The sushi/sashimi/maki was just okay. Nothing special, and my wife got a small fish bone stuck between some teeth - not expected, obviously. We ordered the Chef's choice of sushi and sashimi, and I guess the Chef chose to be lazy. I've eaten in a lot of sushi restaurants all across this great land of ours, and whether it was great, mediocre, or poor, all of the sushi chefs have thanked me, bowed, or acknowledged me in some way. Not here. We were sitting at the bar, and found this a little uncomfortable, and no "thanks" at the end ensured we wouldn't be returning. read more

Lobster - never had it cooked to the point of rubbery texture, but they nailed that here. Fish was mediocre, at best. Another first - there was a substantial bone in the fluke sashimi! My friend had to go to the restroom to spit it out for fear of choking. Sweet miso glazed black cod was unevenly marinated and the actual fish was not particularly tasty. It was really, really poor quality food. Unfortunately, the "27" Zagat rating (gag, cough, near passing out) speaks to the lack of experienced diners in the area. Avoid at all costs... seriously. read more

Revisited March 2007 I now give it 4 stars instead of just 3. The last time I went here was well over 2 years ago... and I thought it was overpriced and overrated. I think they've improved (I went back this weekend) and I loved it. Fresh fish (still a bit overpriced) but a lot lighter and refreshing compared to Fugakyu Cafe (which I also adore!) I must say, I'm now a fan. Altho the place is really small and we were touching elbows with our neighbors... it got kind of weird having them talk about our food and hearing their, um, inappropriate conversations. read more

Oh, Oishii, how much do I love thee- let me count the ways. Oh wait. I'm too busy counting how many checks I'm going to bounce after I pay for your yummy yummy yumminess. This leaves me pondering the question of the hour: How is it conceivably possible that we are located smack on the cusp of a whole OCEAN (a major one at that- I think you've heard of it- it's called the ATLANTIC) and still have to auction our organs off on the black market to afford decent sushi? Urban legend has it that the chef at Oishii flies his fish in from Japan. Considering the cost of your ultimate bill, you'll wonder if he's actually flying it in from Mars. (With the cost of gas.... hmm....*maybe* it makes sense). Cost aside, if you've got a fat wad of cash burning a hole in your pocket or a corporate expense account, there isn't really better sushi available around these parts. Meltingly delicious lobster rolls will make you want to marry the sushi chef. Sample a number of the cold sakes on the wine list (they tell you how to pair them with food!) and you'll be ready to pledge your undying love. They even had an unfiltered sake available by the glass! While the dessert menu is miniscule (what Japanese restaurant ever offers anything but green tea ice cream, right?), there are some inventive high points. Try the black sesame ice cream- it sounds strange, but tastes so good. Apparently this place got a nice new remodel recently so the wait has been dramatically reduced. We went on a Saturday at 6:15 and the only thing that any of us had to wait for was the bathroom ('cause there's only one- for both men and women). On second thought, maybe don't sample ALL that sake. Luckily, the waitstaff have your bladder's best interests in mind. We had to fight them to keep a bar menu at the table- they kept taking ours away despite the fact that we kept asking them to leave it. So, while my belly left fat and happy, full of yummy sushi, my wallet left skinny and dejected, devoid of contents and feeling overwhelmed. Only 4 stars for Oishii Too because I'd need a sugar daddy to make this place a regular haunt. read more

Do you know how great it is that Sudbury has not one, but TWO places to get sushi? Crazy good. It would, however, be even better if Oishii Too was good. It is simply OK. If you go on a weekend, you will, no doubt, have to share space with families who are sitting just a little too close to you. read more

The food is excellent but the prices are high and the service can be downright appalling. It wouldn't have been all that bad if it wasn't for the last time I went there. I've been going there once every couple of weeks for some time and the place is tiny and packed, especially on Friday/Saturday night. So this time I showed up on Sunday night of a long weekend and the place is filled to the brim. I had to wait in line for a while to get to the front desk so I can put my name down. This is where they refused to serve me outright because I was alone, stating they have no space for a single person! And, mind you, they weren't apologetic about it at all. It was more like "we won't serve singles because there is no space, now get out". Needless to say I was a bit shocked as I haven't seen this kind of attitude towards regular paying customer in a while. There is a good chance I won't be going back there because of this. read more