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The 10 Best Sushi Restaurants in Boston (2026)
Our list of Boston’s top sushi restaurants is built from Google review data and ranked using a Bayesian score — the average rating weighted by the number of reviews — updated for 2026. That method favors places that combine high scores with meaningful review volume, so newcomers and long-running favorites can be compared on the same footing. Boston’s sushi options range from quick takeout counters to chef-focused services, and this guide surfaces the restaurants that consistently earn strong feedback online. Use these profiles as a starting point, then check current hours and menus before you go.
This ranking is computed from Google reviews (our method). Listings marked Partner are paid advertising spots: they sit alongside the ranking without changing its order.
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Wa Shin
Wa Shin tops our list because it posts an exceptional 4.9 Google rating alongside 258 reviews, giving it the highest weighted (Bayesian) score among the contenders. Listed as a “Restaurant,” its combination of near-perfect average and solid review volume pulls it ahead of other highly rated sushi and Japanese spots in Boston. In our 2026 update that balance of rating plus review count is the reason Wa Shin earns the No. 1 spot.
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Tori Japan
Tori Japan holds a 4.8 average across 554 reviews on Google, appears under the Japanese category, and is listed in East Boston at 62 Central Square.
554 reviews
Sushi Guys
Sushi Guys posts a 4.8 rating with 210 reviews and is labeled as Sushi on Google, with an address at 283 Old Colony Ave, Boston.
210 reviews
YABA sushi
YABA sushi carries a 4.8 Google score from 135 reviews and is categorized as Japanese, listed at 106 Cambridge St, Boston.
135 reviews
Yoshida Omakase
Yoshida Omakase shows a 4.8 rating based on 69 reviews and appears under the Sushi category at 51 Massachusetts Ave, Boston.
69 reviews
Matsunori Handroll Bar
Matsunori Handroll Bar has a 4.7 average over 716 reviews on Google and is listed in the Japanese category at 900 Beacon St Unit A, Boston.
716 reviews
Mai
Mai earns a 4.7 Google rating from 358 reviews and is categorized as Japanese, with a listing at 31 Northern Ave, Boston.
358 reviews
Jiro‘s Sushi
Jiro‘s Sushi posts a 4.7 rating with 147 reviews and appears as Authentic Japanese on Google, located at 32 Kneeland St, Boston.
147 reviews
311 Omakase Boston (Three 1 One)
311 Omakase Boston (Three 1 One) carries a 4.7 rating from 140 reviews and is listed in the Japanese category at 605 Tremont St, Boston.
140 reviews
Bangkok Bento Thai Kitchen and Sushi bar
Bangkok Bento Thai Kitchen and Sushi bar holds a 4.6 Google rating with 1,067 reviews, is categorized as Asian, and is located at 272 Newbury St, Boston.
1067 reviews
Frequently asked questions
How should I choose a sushi restaurant in Boston?
Look at recent reviews and the number of reviews to gauge consistency, and consider the restaurant type — counter seating, casual takeout, or chef-led service — to match the experience you want. Also check the menu for the fish and preparation styles you prefer and confirm current hours before visiting.
What does a typical meal cost at a sushi place?
Costs vary widely depending on format and ingredients: casual maki rolls and lunch specials are generally less expensive than omakase or specialty nigiri made with premium fish. If budget matters, review menus online and ask about set options or prix fixe offerings before you go.
What should I check before booking a sushi restaurant for a special occasion?
Confirm availability and reservation policies, ask whether they accommodate dietary restrictions, and verify any fixed-price menus or minimums for larger groups. It’s also a good idea to check recent reviews and hours to avoid surprises on the day of your event.
How is this ranking determined?
This list is built from Google review data using a Bayesian-style score that averages each place’s rating while weighting it by the number of reviews, updated for 2026. The approach favors restaurants that combine high ratings with substantial review volume so that consistency matters alongside raw score.