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sushi

Here are your City's Best winners.
We nominated a short list and you picked the winners. Congratulations to the winners and in this case, it really is an honor to be nominated. Be sure to eat and drink responsibly.

Sushi Winner
Fugakyu Japanese Cuisine
Location: Brookline
Though you may get in trouble if you say its name really fast, "Fugakyu " reportedly means "house of exquisite elegance" in Japanese. And elegant i...
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Oishii Sushi Bar
Location: Chestnut Hill
What have the people of Chestnut Hill done to deserve a restaurant as good as Oishii? Every year, when the local rags speak as one to elect Fugakyu...
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Douzo Modern Japanese
Location: Boston
Douzu's Japanese cuisine has an elegant edge. If you're a sushi connoisseur, you've probably thinking, "I've been to Fugakyu; How much better than ...
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Ginza Japanese Restaurant
Location: Boston
Its offshoots in Brookline and Watertown get all the press, but Chinatown's Ginza is still the city's premier destination for after-hours sushi. Th...
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Ma Soba
Location: Boston
It may sound odd, but if you're looking for some fine Asian dining, head over to Beacon Hill. Somewhere between Cambridge Street staples Sausage Gu...
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Umi
Location: Boston
Umi is a jewel in the necklace of eateries lining Peterborough Street in the Fenway. The small but welcoming dining room of this Japanese restau...
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Osushi
Location: Boston
What happens when a Greek restaurateur encounters the magic of good maguro? Osushi, a chic 41-seat Japanese bento box of a restaurant across from t...
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Uni
Location: Boston
The sushi bar at the Eliot Hotel is small, but that's not the only reason it's packed. Uni is a 22-seat establishment serving some of the freshest ...
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