K M.
Yelp
Boss sushi continues to impress and amaze me with their food. I've been going when they first opened and I frequented sushi kokyo where Tom worked previously.
The kitchen is extremely talented and consistent with their dishes and even their miso soup and salad are prepared with subtle but delicious depths of flavor. Their salad is tasty, generous and dressed with a flavorful sweet shoyu ponzu dressing with enough acidity to tempt your palate.
My absolute favorite go to dish is the tuna tartar served on a paper thin fried wonton chip, topped with multi color tobiko and a mix of two sauces. I think the sauces are red pepper and mango and then a kind of creamy sauce. They put different sauces on each piece and it leads to pleasant variety to your bites. Trust me they know what they're doing with that dish and I personally enjoy it more than the crispy rice trend.
Expert advice, don't let it sit too long or the wonton will become soggy. The spicy tuna itself is the best I have ever had and it just screams quality and balance of flavor.
I ordered the spicy citrus roll, it was really tasty, it had practically a full salad,and spicy tuna with sliced white fish (maybe tai snapper) on top. The sauce is truly bright and full of citrus and the salad dressing with bright vinegar notes and strong umami sesame builds underneath your palate makes devouring the entire roll a breeze.
My dad is a fan of Unagi (eel), and the Unagi sushi is hands down, he swears it, the best he's ever had. Tom prepared it himself, toasting and using the blow torch on the unagi to give it crispy grilled vibes and hits it generously with his unagi sauce.
If you're in the area, make a trip over. I eat there every time when I am in LA and often will go multiple times. I've never had a bad meal and the waitstaff and kitchen are top notch, super attentive.
Love you, Tom! Open up a Boss Sushi in the San Francisco Bay Area. No one is as good as you guys are there!