MAGURO Sushi Thai Ramen

There’s a late-night authentic Thai food open Sunday–Tuesday after the regular restaurant hour. We went there, and I’m glad we did. The food was delicious and very authentic—it felt like eating Thai street food in Thailand. The prices are very reasonable as well. If you want to try late-night Thai food, I recommend making a reservation in advance to secure your seat. There was live acoustic music too. It’s a great place for a night out with friends.

This is my third time back at Maguro, and it’s been an up-and-down journey each time, but I’ve grown to love the place. Each visit, I ordered the Jumbo Nigiri Combo. The first two visits, they were out of uni (my favorite) and allowed me to substitute it with another item already in the combo. Unsurprisingly I was disappointed that this happened TWICE (even at the time of opening), but I understand that sometimes you just gotta roll with it. Fortunately on my third visit, they had uni and I was one happy eater! Service: I believe this is one area that the restaurant can improve in. I notice that they are often understaffed, and this is evident in the fact that upon entry, it takes over a minute for someone to seat me. Additionally, service has been rather slow but I had a better experience with it on my third visit! Food: Jumbo Nigiri Combo ($35.95) - Awesome: huge cuts of fish and good value for the price. It does come with a lot of rice but I’m not complaining! Anago ($14) - Portion is rather small for the price but the flavor and quality is great Avocado Fresh Rolls ($7.95) - Did not expect to love this so much!! The creamy peanut sauce compliments this refreshing roll very nicely. Overall, this place is awesome with many options for sushi and Thai food lovers. Service can be slow, but it’s the great food and value that brings me back.

Stopped by Maguro on a Sunday evening for dinner and after checking out the menu and vibrant decor, it felt like a great spot to try. The cocktail menu had several appealing options and the lychee martini was a tropical, refreshing sip that paired nicely with the meal. The crab fried rice really hit the spot with a generous amount of crabmeat mixed into a flavorful blend of rice and vegetables. The decor added to the experience and provided just the right ambiance for a relaxed and enjoyable dinner.

Delicious food, great atmosphere, and amazing live music. Whenever friends visit Boston, I always recommend this place and love bringing them here for memorable meals together every single time.

Great food and sushi here. Definitely will come back. The did tasted so fresh and delicious. I was so full after eating my meal. Usually, eating sushi I still have a feeling I could eat more but here I was full! The restaurant wasn't crowded and I was able to find parking and get seated quickly.

Most welcoming, delightful, fun place to be at night. Every dish is a treat. Well priced for the experience though you’ll need 2-3 dishes per pax if the party is growing

This place markets itself as Japanese / Thai fusion , but the quality of the fish is cheap. Most of the high ratings seem to come from people who simply don’t have much to compare it to. First off, the restaurant is clearly owned and operated by Fuzhou-style Chinese staff and chefs. It feels like just another spot targeting non-Asian customers who may not recognize the difference. I ordered a sushi don, a sushi platter, and basil fried rice. The basil fried rice was especially disappointing. It was wet and soaked in sauce. Authentic basil fried rice should have the basil deep-fried first to release its aroma, then stir-fried with the rice. This was nowhere close. As for the sushi, the fish quality was on par with low-end buffet sushi—maybe slightly better, but not by much. Overall, this restaurant failed to properly represent any Asian cuisine, whether Chinese, Japanese, or Thai. This was a total disappointment.

Great food at decent prices. The ocean salad is big and plenty of fish in it. Curry is very tasty. Overall great value.

All the Food we got were amazing! The quantity was good and food were served fast. Will definitely come back

Great selection of asian cuisine, good service, and chill vibes. Staff are kind and attentive.

Such a interesting and fun concept! The staff are nice and the jumbo sushi is so cool.

Affordable price with good quality. Lunch special is less than $16! The service is good, servers are nice.

Really a 2.5, between a 2 for the service and a 3 for the food. Came back a year later, and boy has this place changed--and not for the better. While we were waiting, the original server didn't check on us too much, which we shrugged off since the place was swamped. When it hit the half hour mark, we planned to flag him down, but a few minutes later, a different server came by with some mackerel and soup (neither of which we ordered), apologizing for the wait and saying "it's on the house". Food (5 sushi rolls) came shortly after that. Unfortunately the food was pretty meh--a big surprise, since it had been so fantastic during our visit last year. But that unfortunately wasn't the low of the evening. When the check came out, we saw they had charged for the mackerel that we had not ordered. We thought, honest mistake, we'll just let them know. The first server seemed very confused, but took it off the check. As we were paying the first check, another server came by and dropped off a second check with the mackerel on it. We asked for this to be resolved. The waitress who initially brought the mackerel and said it was on the house was so rude and snapped at me when I tried to explain the situation, snapping that she wanted to talk with the other server. They ultimately took it off, but she was so rude through the whole exchange and never once acknowledged that there might be an error. Would 100% have preferred not to receive the mackerel than to have had to deal with that. Anyways, we have removed this from our favorites list for the quality of food and moreover the service. This place used to be tied with Oppa but that seems to have been short lived... Definitely go to Oppa instead for affordable high quality sushi, or Matsunori for high end hand rolls. Hopefully you can turn it around, Maguro, but I don't think I'll be testing my luck anytime soon.

"it's pretty good a lot of like colorful decoration really good yeah food is fresh" Sushi was immaculate fish was so fresh, my taste buds were greatly satisfied by the dishes served here

OKAY I came back for the jumbo sushi again and this is A LOT better than what I was served last time. Just compare the 2 photos and the recent photo is a lot more presentable, the fish thicker, and they had sea urchin and salmon belly this time. Now this is something I enjoyed 100% The tako wasabi app is raw octopus in a wasabi sauce, super fresh and a bit spicy. The octopus is a little crunchy and it is an unfamiliar texture to any other fish. The uni ikura don is so decadent and the uni is so fresh! The uni melts in your mouth and it is so delicious. The cooked salmon and egg bowl is incredibly flavorful. The marinade on the salmon is sweet and savoury. The salmon is cooked to perfect, super moist and juicy. This is a great menu item for those who don't enjoy raw fish. The aburi tori roll is interesting. The toro on top is torched so it gives a nice kick of smokey flavor. There is mango inside so there's a mix of smokey, sweet, savory. I came around dinner time and they dimmed the lights so the ambiance was cool and relaxed. It was a busy hour and there were lots of big parties. But overall a very casual and social place. Super happy that I came back again, I have a better impression of them now.

Great Japanese restaurant. The food and portion is great. Highly recommended. Would definitely comeback again.

This place serves both Japanese and Thai food so you get the best of both worlds. We got the Maguro roll which I highly recommend!! The donburi bowls were hefty - Maguro bowl was flavorful and delicious, and the Hokkaido bowl was alright where I didn't think the quality of the sashimi was that great, their uni was rough and left a bitter after taste which was not pleasant. Overall, I enjoyed my time there, the interior had Japanese decorations and the staff were friendly and service was moderate. Food: 8/10 Value: 7/10 Service: 8/10 Experience: 8/10

First time in for me today. We tried to stop in another day but they were closed for vacation last time. Glad we got to catch them open this time around! First their menu is definitely got a lot going on. Sushi ramen Thai, kind of overwhelming at first. Pricing is on the higher side for rolls and dishes imo. The chicken skins. : fried well, crispy, but fried unseasoned. Asked server for some dipping sauce and salt and it was good; server quickly got me something for it. Probably wouldn't start with that again next time. The Hokkaido don was what the lady ordered she said it was fresh and yummy comparable to Tora's bowls. They ran out of sea urchin and let us sub it out for otoro. That was cool of them. I got the spicy basil with crispy chicken. Flavor was good! As i was expecting for the dish. The portion of chicken was a whole cutlet cut up into strips, a lot of onions, peppers and basil leaves. Rice doesn't come with the dish so added a side of white rice. I would note, the sauce was super watery, I'm used to having a bit thicker of a sauce for this type of dish but again, flavor was good! The Thai ice tea came in a nice glass, definitely on the creamy side flavor wise, a bit watered down but enjoyable nonetheless! Probably will be back to try some other dishes. The space is open, plenty of seating!

Decided to stop by for lunch and wish I'd done so months ago! Huge menu so you're bound to find something to satisfy any cravings. The ambiance is surprisingly cozy and clean, service is good and food comes out quickly. We opted for the torched salmon roll, spicy tuna and and salmon with avocado rolls. The torched salmon was delicious- couldn't really discern the crab salad and the piece was awkwardly too big to take a bite, but still I would get it again! Spicy tuna wasn't spicy at all, and the salmon with avo was fairly average. I also ordered the Thai iced coffee. I have never had one before nor knew what to expect, but it was way too sweet for my liking and did not energize me like coffee normally does. Regardless, I would definitely return to try some of the more extravagant dishes as so many items caught my eye!

Had a variety of choices from Thai food to Japanese and omakase. It satisfied my craving and I would recommend giving it a try. The platter was so filling enough to fill up 3 people. The patriots roll was my favorite. Our waiter was super sweet and attentive. The ambiance is nice. Very chilly inside make sure to bring a sweater.

Maguro is a Thai and Japanese restaurant located in 1335 Beacon Street in Brookline. I have now been here twice and both times very pleased with the Japanese sushi selection. I have not tried much of the Thai menu yet aside from one time, the pad Thai, so I will comment on the Japanese menu. For appetizers, I have tried the uni shots, takowasabi, the chicken skin, naruto, and hamachi Kama. All were solid. The naruto is refreshing as it's wrapped in cucumber skin. One of my go to. If you have never tried takowasabi, maybe avoid if you do not like the taste of wasabi/spicy horseradish and the slimy and chewy texture of the octopus. It's served raw. The Omakase Set A had plenty of variety of sushi and is beautifully presented. Currently, there is a jumbo series going on. You can order the jumbo nigiri, which is nine gigantic pieces of nigiri. Everything was so fresh and the jumbo sized made it fun to eat. We also ordered the jumbo unagi don. Also good. You have to ask if they still have the jumbo series because it's not on the menu. Both times, service was good and the price very reasonable. I would definitely come back. Good for groups. See my pictures!

Came here to celebrate my partner's birthday with omakase, and it was definitely worth the experience! Sure, it was definitely busy for a Tuesday night, but the staff tried their best to be attentive to the customers. As for the setting, it was pretty cute and cozy compared to some of the other restaurants in the area. Though for parking, although it's plentiful, it's mainly metered parking along the streets. Anyway, I've gotta say that the omakase was a pretty solid experience, with the beautiful presentation and a yummy variety of tastes in one sitting. My favorite amongst the sashimi would probably be the sea bream, with how sweet and rich it was. As for the nigiri, I'd definitely have to pick the foie gras as it was a light sweet taste, but it was still pretty rich and flavorful with each bite. And I must say, the maguro roll was very filling and flavorful as the taste of the truffle permeated through the rice... and came out rather strong, but that's not bad if you enjoy truffle. For dessert, we decided on trying their fried ice cream, which was okay, but our main gripe was how the batter tasted a little burnt (with how bitter it was) and how the ice cream inside was mostly melted. It still wasn't too bad, though. So, despite being a bit pricey, I'd say that getting the omakase here was worth the experience in itself, but maybe skip out on the fried ice cream unless you're willing to give it a shot.

Great and fast service! All the foods we got were so good! The decorations gave a great ambience. Recommend the Patriot roll!

This place is pretty big for a restaurant in the Boston area and looks very clean and spacious! They have lunch specials with lots of options at a great price plus a full menu. Everything I got was delicious! Tastes authentic and legit. Would definitely come back again! The service is also really good! Bonus: they play a great playlist :)

Came here not expecting much but the sushi here was very fresh and delicious. We got a bunch of stuff but our favorite was definitely the meguro set b with a bunch of otoro.

Tried this place for the first time recently and it was so good! We got there around 5:30 pm and the restaurant wasn't too crowded so we were able to get seated right away. The menu is extensive ranging from specialty sushi, sushi classics and appetizers, and a lot of really good looking Thai food! We were in the mood for sushi and it didn't disappoint! We were able to order fairly quickly and didn't have to wait long for the food. Maybe 15-20 min. By the time our food was delivered to the table, the restaurant had definitely filled in and nearly every table was occupied. For sushi, my favorite was the scorpion roll! Would definitely order that again. I will say the portions were standard, but definitely a couple rolls are recommended if you're on the hungrier side. The inside of the restaurant is nice! Even with all the tables being filled in, it didn't feel overwhelmingly loud or like the tables were cramped together. The decor is elegant and sets a nice ambiance.

Place was small but cute. The food was pretty good. Service was good. Chasu don was actually really good. Smokey, flavorful, no overly seasoned. Sushi wasn't bad. Spicy tuna was actually a bit spicy Inari was good. Patriot roll was eh... But everything else was good

Maguro is one of my favorite restaurant serving Japanese and Thai cuisine. Our go to are the sushi, tonkatsu ramen (not pictured) and crispy chicken pad Thai (not pictured), and as always they came out perfect. This time we also decided to venture out and tried their sake don (salmon rice bowl) and crispy soy brussel sprouts, and they were equally as good. The crispy brussel sprouts added the much needed crunchy texture to our meal. Regarding the service, the staff is always attentive and friendly. They are very accommodating for families with young children. Without asking, they brought us extra napkins, small bowls and utensils for the kids. Only street parking is available but we never had an issue finding a spot near the restaurant.

Very nice sushi place. It is not very big, but had loads of small tables for two and four. I came at 7 o'clock on a Saturday and could only sit at the sushi bar itself (four seats) They had a nice set of sushi options, including an all salmon, sashimi and rolls.

Food here was really good! I was pleased with the portion sizes and the food we got. Spicy yellow roll (10/10): fresh yellowtail roll with some teriyaki or eel sauce on it. It was very standard, simple yet so good! Chicken yaki (10/10): the chicken was super juicy and tender. I love that this is an option at restaurants. Thai iced coffee (10/10): so creamy and delicious. I usually don't love when restaurants serve multiple dishes of different cuisines (usually because they all somewhat taste very similar), but Maguro did the Thai iced coffee justice. Wish I ordered a second! Hokkaido don (10/10): The rice was seasoned well with a perfect balance of fresh seafood. The squid was so tender and the ebi was so sweet. I loved how creamy the uni was. Definitely will be ordering this again. Salmon don (10/10): fatty pieces of salmon on a bed of seasoned rice, what more could you ask for? The ikura was a nice touch on top to create the most umami, savory bite. Overall, really loved this place! It was decorated with flyers that resembled street art. There's plenty of seating if you're looking to go with a large group. One downside is that they don't offer public parking (even though their Yelp states that it does), and the person I called on the other end of the phone wasn't super helpful when I asked. It's right off the Green Line though, and I there's plenty of street parking, so I'll definitely be back to try more of their rolls.

Great food and service! Love the sushi here, especially the shrimp tempura roll. They also have other menus.

I was in Coolidge corner and popped into Maguro with my mom for lunch. I was craving sushi but she doesn't like it so Maguro was perfect for us because they have thai and ramen as well, which she does like. We both got the lunch special which was $15.95 and came with an appetizer, entree, and side order of soup or salad. In terms of value this was an insane deal considering some of the entrees offered on the lunch special alone, cost over $15.95!! Everything we ordered was delicious, even the side salad was great! Portions were just enough if not on the larger side. Employees were sooo friendly. Great vibe and ambiance in here. Nice open restaurant with cool decor. I'm sure this spot would be great for takeout as well. I only have good things to say about this place! Highly recommend.

This place has a nice vibrant dining vibe with great menu selections. The food itself was mediocre. The sushi was average and the sushi bowls was all rice. The yagatori meat sticks were bland and the meat was too chunky to my liking.

Loved the Spicy Miso Ramen. The quantity is good as well! The Ambience is good as well.

A great location for a Thai/Sushi restaurant right in Coolidge Corner. I came here for dinner with a friend on a Friday night during the AAPI Stamp Week promotion. We ordered the Maguro Roll, spicy yellowtail, and eel avo for sushi, truffle fries, as well as pork belly and squid skewers. There weren't many truffle fries and the flavor was very light. The star of the show was definitely the maguro roll which was featured for stamp week. The mix of tunas was a great combination of caviar and truffle for an explosion of delight inside your mouth. The pork belly was cooked well, but I would pass on the squid since it was a bit dry and tough. Overall, the service was great and the restaurant was packed. I will be back soon for the giant sushi!

Casual sushi spot in Brookline. Came here without a reservation on a Saturday afternoon and had no issues getting a seat without a wait. We got the maguro omakase which was primarily otoro our fav cut of tuna. The normal tuna was good without a strong fishy taste. The otoro was not good. Could tell it was frozen and didn't have that sweet taste or butteriness you usually get with otoro. The other upsetting part was the rice which was much too sticky and wet. The price for everything was reasonable but I think that's why the quality was not as great. If you were to try this place I would recommend other fish most likely. Will probs not be back as there are better sushi spots at similar price points.

We visited Maguro and tried the Maguro roll, which had spicy tuna, torched tuna belly, and torched salmon toro with honey mayo sauce. The food was delicious, and the atmosphere was nice. However, there was a lot of confusion around sesame, as my partner has a sesame allergy. We initially tried to order a dish that we were told didn't have sesame, but then had to switch to the Maguro roll. Unfortunately, the waitress didn't mention that the roll also contained sesame, so my partner couldn't eat it. I wish the staff were more knowledgeable about allergies in the future. Overall, great food, but better allergy awareness would improve the experience.

Got the jumbo sushi (not on menu but you just need to ask!) and taste/quality was a 10/10 All the pieces were so delicious and had so much fun taking pics with the dish The edible gold and gold spray (not clearly seen in the pic but there were little gold spray particles) made the dish even cuter:) AND to top it off, the staff was super friendly making everything immaculate~

We went to Maguro after we saw that they had jumbo sushi, and they definitely did! The place itself is pretty clean, lots of seats, and the menu was a good amount of dishes to try but not overwhelming. I think that their lunch set was worth the price and their jumbo sushi definitely was good quality! Creamy, soft, but a lot of rice so beware of that. Staff are friendly and very efficient, and the food comes out pretty fast. I would come back to try other dishes!

I checked out MAGURO on a Thursday night with 3 others and it was a great spot for sushi and Thai food. We walked in and found it lively and well-decorated, with a various fragrances wafting in the dining area. Our server came to our table a few minutes after getting settled and we ordered some Thai Iced Teas and waters. After looking through the massive menu filled with sushi, various Japanese and Thai dishes, we ordered the crab rangoons, takoyaki, okonomiyaki fries, tofu pad thai, chirashi don and the Party Boat B. The appetizers came out quickly, the takoyaki was crispy yet fluffy at the same time and the crab rangoon was tasty also. The okonomyaki fries were a bit disappointing, as it was just fries with the same toppings as the takoyaki (mayo, seaweed, bonito flakes), we had expected something else when we saw it on the menu. After as we finished our appetizers, the rest of the food came out and it all looked delicious. The Party Boat had so many colors and it was plated so nicely. The pad thai was fresh from the wok and still had steam radiating from it too. Our meal also came with 3 miso soups, which tasted like miso soup from any other restaurant. The sushi was fresh and tasted good but it didn't wow me in any way. The rolls were actually better than some of the sashimi and nigiri from the boat. The chirashi don was done well and I would get another don the next time I come to Maguro. The pad thai was pretty good as well! The service was quick and whenever we finished a dish it would be picked up swiftly. I enjoyed my first time at Maguro, its a great spot for Japanese and Thai food.

Best shushi place in town hands down. Especially the ramen and the drinks . Had the ramen and it was yummy

The food here was quite disappointing, but that's to be expected when there are 20 different cuisines on the menu. The sushi didn't seem to be good quality and the unagi seemed like it was just taken out of a package and was lacking sauce. Everything here was pretty bland and just needed something more.

I came here with my family on a whim (our plans to go to a different restaurant were foiled by the marathon). The restaurant is spacious and certainly has a wide array of options. There were some things that I enjoyed, but overall I would rather go to more specialized places for these dishes. I had the Hokkaido Don ($27.95) because I'm a sucker for ikura, sweet shrimp, and scallop. This was pretty good but could've been better. The ikura (salmon eggs) were a bit deflated, so I don't think they were that fresh. The other seafood was decent. The rice was overwhelmingly sour (too much rice vinegar?) so I didn't feel compelled to eat it. The accompanying miso soup was quite salty. My brother had the Sake Don ($22.95), and we both wholeheartedly agreed that Tora Sushi was far superior in terms of value and taste. I also tried a bit of the other dishes. The beef noodle soup was actually quite tasty (not sweet), and the pad see ew was pretty good. Overall Maguro does many dishes decently well, but not enough to choose it over specialized restaurants.

My partner and I got a spicy salmon roll, chirashi don, and negitoro don - TASTE: 3/5 - everything was alright, but we were expecting more based on the reviews here. Noted that the spicy sauce on the salmon tasted like a crispy chicken's sweet & sour sauce TEXTURE: 3/5 - the spicy salmon was overly chewy, couldn't tell if it was the fish or seaweed or both! The fish in my chirashi don weren't cut very well PRICE: 3/5 - for the quality of our food, we were sad that the total came out to $70 SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - the portions satisfied us for lunch SERVICE: 4/5 - walked in at 1:30pm on a Sunday and the space was almost half full. We were seated quickly and, after ordering, were served miso soup, which hit the spot ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - bright and fun interior, from the murals and hanging banners to the vintage Japanese ads on the walls PARKING: 4/5 - no parking nearby at the time. Drove a lap and parked on a side street off Comm Ave to walk a few blocks over

I have been meaning to try MAGURO for some time now and I am so glad that I was able to! We got the Hokkaido don, drunken noodles, and mango sticky rice for dessert and everything we ordered was delicious. The scallops were sweet, the uni was fresh and overall I would say that the hokkaido don is definitely worth getting if you like raw fish. The drunken noodles had great flavor and came super hot from the kitchen. It was our first time trying mango sticky rice, which came with coconut milk to pour. The mango was tasty and perfectly ripe and the sticky rice was nice and hot. Dishes-wise, everything was amazing, however, the service was lacking a bit. We came on Easter Sunday and we waiting to get the check for almost thirty minutes... Other than that, our server was helpful and attentive for most of the meal.

Most of the current reviews focus on the Japanese food at MAGURO so I have to share my opinion of the Thai. I got the pad thai and my partner got the sweet and sour stir fry both with tofu. The pad thai was SO salty it tasted like someone just dumped fish sauce and lime on some noodles and called it a day. The sweet and sour just tasted sweet, a tiny bit sour, and basically had no spice at all. I thought it was weird that they didn't ask what spice level we wanted since that's a standard where we're from. The tofu on both of ours was also rubbery although it was probably good when it was fresh. The service and ambience were both okay. No issues with either but nowhere near good enough to make up for how bad the food was. Is this the standard for Boston Thai food? I sure hope not.

We got here on a Thursday evening. They don't accept reservations but we didn't have hard time getting a table for 4. My partner and I got sushi party boar A and uni shot. First of all, uni shot had an amazing taste, with their own house sauce. It was tad expensive and i did wish it had more of uni taste than the sauce but overall it was still good. Sushi party boat A was a perfect size for two hungry adults. It came with 2 rows of rolls, 9 sushi and 10 sashimis. Each sushi and sashimi was cut so thick and meaty it was so satiating. The interior is really nice, clean and spacious. They've got nice murals and decorations. I'd definitely come here again AND bring guests :)

I tried their lunch special today. I found it on Google that they do lunch special and I decided to try. When I got there I first checked out their lunch special menu. The server said it is dine-in only. It is $15.95 + tax + tip for three courses meal. The menu of lunch special includes two starters (a soup or salad and small snacks (4 pieces of maki of choice or chicken karage etc.))and a main course (choice of ramen/thai stir fried/rice don etc.) There were plenty of choices to choose from. I was debating between eel don or Tonkotsu ramen. I ended up getting Tonkotsu ramen ramen, chicken karage and coconut soup. The restaurant has about 16 tables and a sushi bar area. The server sat me right away. Once I am ready to order she came to take my order and gave me water after. I waited about 8 minutes-ish to get my starters. The coconut soup is surprisingly good. I usually don't like anything coconut but decided to try it anyway since I'm not a fan of Tom Yum soup. There are good amount of chicken and mushrooms inside the coconut soup. The chicken pieces are tender soaked up the flavor of the coconut soup. The chicken karage is the best dish of all three items. The chicken was juicy and tender. It was cooked perfectly. I was a little disappointed at the ramen. The soup wasn't hot. It was has no bone soup flavor but heavy on sesame oil. Overall I give it a 10/15 4/5 star on the service 3/5 on food 3/5 on ambiance I think I'll go back to try the Eel Don next time

Seafood was not fresh. The shrimp smelled like tank water, the scallops were especially fishy, and the uni did not taste clean. The uni was also a little slimy and had a bad aftertaste. It made my stomach churn as soon as I got home. For that price, I expected better quality seafood.

I went here with my family of 4 on Friday for dinner, around 6pm. Surprisingly, there were plenty of metered parking spaces in Coolidge corner! The restaurant had plenty of seating. The sushi chefs all the way in the back noticed our arrival first, flagged down a waitress to get us seated. We sat right up against the front windows in the corner. The waitresses are friendly and seemed to help each other, vs having an assigned/dedicated server per table. They were quick to fill our waters and refill at every opportunity. The food was good. We had the following: Chirashi Don $23.95 - Family members said it was good Pad C-U w/ crispy chicken - This was good Pad Thai with crispy chicken - this was good Fried chicken skin - Just okay, nothing special. Bland, but crispy. Fried ice cream - this was good and big enough to share. The doughy shell was on the thick side. Pricing for everything was about what was expected. The dining area was well decorated. One area that was not too pleasant was the AC was not on high enough. It was a humid day and the inside was just comfortable enough at times when the AC was on, and there would be dips into discomfort when it went off. From my seat, furthest away from the kitchen, I also at times felt the steam of the fried food in front of me. Not sure how thats possible, but thats what it felt like at times. Overall, I'd give this place a 3.5 or 3.75 stars. Try it out if you haven't. I still like Rod Dee's (down the block) for Thai food...but if you want Thai food *AND* sushi, then this may be the place to be.

Staff was super nice, with prompt service, menu has good variety, takoyaki (really good) sushi rice bowl, pad Thai, fried ice cream (coating was thicker than expected) generous portions. A good choice for Asian fusion local food fare.

Our second visit and still amazing. Excellent lunch specials and a great vibe. Find your way to Coolidge corner and enjoy

Been going here for a while since they opened and before it became popular. Always thought the food and service was good to great. Ordered take out this time and it wasn't ready when it was supposed to. I was assured sushi was in cue while person after person got their more recently placed order and the place started to slowly empty out (no incoming). Then an hour later my order arrives. Glad I checked it because it was missing the sushi. Had to wait for them to fix it and now the other part of the order goes cold. Wasted at least an hour. They should have made up for it. Very disappointed with the service this time. Although the foods was fine, as other reviews have said, keeping sushi container on the floor in the back is gross. Never noticed that before.

Disclaimer: we were lazy and decided to order in via Uber eats. 90 mintes late for delivery. That said, the pad thai was the worst I've ever had. Noodle were dry, beef was flavourless and everything was lukewarm. The sushi, salmon avocado was passable with the most lenient grading scale. I would easily grade this 1 star, but uber eats has a hand in this debacle... so 2 stars. If your food is better in person, you should ban uber eats from working with your restaurant. They will bakrupt you. This should be featured on Gordon Ramsy's Hell Kitchen. Ughhhh get the pepto bismol

The food was overall okay. I like the atmosphere. I ordered an avocado roll for my kid, and unfortunately, she is not able to eat the avocado because there's a seed shell skin attached to the avocado. I told the waitress about this, and she said she would give me another order but never did. The sushi rice was a bit sour due to the vinegar on rice, and part of the Uni is not quite fresh. One main thing that is really disturbing is I found that they are defrosting the salmon, putting it on the floor. Even is inside the container. Raw food should not be put on the floor no matter what!!

Maguro always hits the spot! Super busy on a Friday night, busier than I'd ever seen it before. I'm glad the community is giving it the love it deserves! Highly recommend any of the rolls or thai dishes! Yum. And of course hamachi kama is a must! The char on it is so good. Kudos to the servers always. They look so busy but still have such good attitudes!

The vibes and art are very creative and chill -- very vibrant! Great and quick service as well, but it was emptier on a Sunday anyways so probably a good time to come by. Personally wouldn't do take out from here since I don't think it tastes as good compared to eating it fresh when dining in. Ramen was okay but we really enjoyed the torched salmon toro!!! All in all, a decent place in Coolidge corner.