Ōmori Izakaya and Sushi ( Quincy )

A good restaurant for sushi. The service was friendly and the menu has many options with plenty of pictures to make it easy to select what you want. Most of the appetizers and sushi we ordered were good, the only exception was the seaweed salad which wasn’t as tasty as the other plates. The green tea mochi was okay.

Great sushi and yakitori dishes here . Came with family and everyone was happy with the food . Staffs was nice and attentive .

I ordered the Ginza roll (based on other reviews on DD) and the Spicy Tuna Maki roll. The Ginza was delicious and included 8 pieces. The Maki was 6 pieces. They did not have an option to add on a side of spicy mayo from the menu, but I was able to request it via the note/special request section under the roll and they included it. After I finished the two rolls, I wanted more and wish I ordered another roll for a total of 3. I would absolutely order from here again. I ordered via DoorDash so I’m unable to provide feedback on the atmosphere and service, but the food spoke for itself.

Finally a great sushi place in town. All the flavors hit. Great service. Free salad to start and hot green tea to warm you up from the Boston cold. The fish was super fresh.

We’ve visited this place numerous times, and it’s always a delightful experience. Before heading home, we made a stop at the sushi and pork belly BBQ, which was simply amazing!

Overall, would come back. Best way to describe this place is that this is Japanese American food (think of Chinese American food than Chinese food). Food is on the sweeter side as a whole. I had the unagi don lunch, the Agedashi tofu, and the complimentary cabbage side dish. As long as your expectations are that this is Japanese American food, you will enjoy your experience. The food was tasty. You will be sorely disappointed otherwise if you are hoping for authentic Japanese food. You're better off going to Fuji nearby (lol) though that place isn't necessarily authentically Japanese either.

We had been waiting for this restaurant to open for months and it definitely did not disappoint! Everything was delicious, the atmosphere and service was great. They have pitchers of Sapporo and Asahi, and the sushi rolls we got were very tasty/fresh. The prices are very reasonable as well. We’re already planning on going back again next week because there’s so many dishes we want to try - will definitely become one of our regular dine out spots!

Nice little place for Izakaya and sushi… as mentioned in the name. lol. Food was tasty and service was great. The servers were very attentive and nice. Can’t count how many times we’ve been back!

Really enjoyed this location better than Brookline. Parking onto the side or street parking Omori offers Japanese dishes, bento boxes, sushi, sashimi, hand rolls and yakitori. Service was accommodating and friendly. A beef sushi roll was a highlight and so was the pork belly bun as it was seared beautifully.

What better way to kill the Monday blues than getting sushi for lunch? I came here and it was quiet and not crowded, which I like. The food arrived and we started with the grilled mackerel and hamachi kama. Both fish were good. I prefer the hamachi kama because the mackerel could have been grilled more so it lacked flavor. The hamachi kama when the waitress brought the dish over said "It's a big one!" She wasn't joking, it was thick, meaty, and better in taste. For the maki rolls, I got flavors that I gravitate to all the time. I always love tuna and a Philly roll, yes I know the Philly roll can be polarizing, it's equivalent to people loving or hating pineapple on pizza. Then we had the Negi Toro Don, it's fatty tuna with sushi rice and the tuna was rich and buttery. What's not to like? I had an enjoyable lunch here with good food and kind service. My Order: * Ömori Kaigan - Tuna with cucumber, crunchy flake, Top with thinly sliced tuna and micro green, kimchee sauce, and eel sauce * Yokohama - Smoked Salmon & cream cheese, tempura crunchy flakes, sliced fresh salmon on top, kimchee dressing & micro green * Scorpion Maki - Eel, cucumber, avocado sliced shrimp, and eel sauce on top * Hamachi Kama Grilled yellowtail collar with ponzu sauce and a lemon wedge * Grilled Mackerel with ponzu sauce * Negi Toro Don Fresh fatty tuna with scallions over sushi rice with ginger wasabi and miso soup

Visiting my daughter in Quincy MA to help her move in to her new apartment. This restaurant is just blocks away. We were greeted with a smile, we were immediately seated at a booth , there are tables and bar area as well. The place is clean and decor is modern. The bar has 2 loses captioned TV's on different channels for patrons to watch Their menu has a good variety of items: yakitori, sushi, sashimi, ramen, teriyaki dishes (salmon, chicken, beef, etc). This day they served free appetizer of cabbage pickled in sesame oil and vinegar. I ordered the yakitori (grilled) combo where there are 6 chef chosen different skewered and grilled items. Chef's choices today are: shisito peppers, pork belly, meat balls, sausages and chicken. The peppers, pork belly and sausages were sprinkled with chili peppers while the chicken and meatballs had some teriyaki sauce brushed on them. I'd say they're rated a 4. My daughter ordered the sashimi combo. It is served with miso soup and bowl of rice the ingredients were fresh, presented in a visually appetizing way. My daughter rated this a 4 as well. The best deal is that they offer you 10% discount if paid in cash!

Everything was so good! The pork belly skewers especially. It was very juicy and tender. Their sushi menu is great as well.

I've eaten in this place at least a dozen times (if not more) so it's finally time to drop that review. Overall, this place is clutch for Japanese at an affordable price. I mean seriously, where can you get a hefty Omakase for 2 for 65??!! When I say hefty, I mean THICK pieces of sashimi for each fish and it comes as 4 pieces vs that weird 3 piece sashimi count where you're always wondering who should grab that last piece. Other fabulous stuff to order: *Hamachi Kama - Gigantic portion. Really great value on top of it being very tasty. *Fried oysters - That is, if you didn't have the Omakase for 2 that already has it in the mix :) *Kushiyaki Combo - Can't seem to ever leave without someone ordering this. *Favorite a la carte sushi - Uni, Hotate, Otoro and Ikura - Quality is excellent and the portion size is WOW. *Omori Sushi Flight combo - This one is a special. It had a Wagyu, Uni and Toro and we usually order at least 2 of these. It's that good! *Squid with spicy roe Service is always fast and efficient. Only thing I've ever experience there that could be improved is more highchairs! I found out in a bad way that they only have 4 total in the restaurant.

We got the sushi lunch special, the katsu, and some of the skewers and I was impressed by the quality of the nigiri sushi. The meat for the katsu was also very tender and juicy. Our waitress was very attentive and friendly and we overall had a very good experience.

Solid sushi spot for no frills but big pieces of fish. Parking is limited to public parking, but behind the restaurant is a huge public lot. I think it's for the courthouse. They have a couple locations and we've had their omakase set before which was underwhelming. It's in a nice display but the fish didn't have a ton of seasoning to warrant the price. The hamachi Kama (yellow tail collar) was gigantic. I forgot to take a photo because it came last even though it was our appetizer.

We ordered takeout and ate at home this time. The spicy salmon, crazy, ginza, shrimp tempura, and spider maki were so good I forgot to take photos! Lately, I've been into Sake Don and Ikura Sake Don. Salmon was nice and fresh (no fishy smell or taste), rice was not dry or too soggy, and radish was nice and crunchy. I wish the salmon was sliced slightly thinner but the amount was perfect. The spicy salmon roll was definitely also a highlight... 10/10! Also, the soy sauce packets were better quality than your typical cheap kikkoman. Service was quick and efficient, my delivery guy didn't have to wait for my order! Definitely highly recommend. I'll have to go back and eat in to try the skewers!

Omori Izakaya is a cute casual Japanese restaurant located in Quincy Center! I like how they have this complimentary Izakaya Salad which is their house cabbage salad with a vinegar sesame dressing. It's addicting! I've been here a handful of times for lunch and their lunch menu is where it's at. I like their "Build Your Own Maki" Lunch which you can choose from 2 rolls for $13.50 or 3 rolls for $18. I'm a big fan of their Spicy Salmon Maki and Crazy Maki. Their sushi is always very fresh and comes with large pieces of fish. It's a great price for good value. For appetizers, I've tried their Takoyaki which is just okay, not the best, but not the worst that I've had. I think the Takoyaki needed larger pieces of octopus since I felt like I mainly had dough. Their Softshell crab is pretty good though, but definitely on the pricier side, considering that I didn't get many pieces. The service was great, very attentive and friendly. I like that we got seated and greeted quickly. Although they're located in Quincy Center, they do have free street parking in front of the restaurant and a small parking lot for customers. If you can't find parking, there's a very affordable garage nearby (literally 2-minute walk away). Overall, nice spot in Quincy Center for a casual lowkey meal or a place to catch up with friends or for a date. There's something for everyone here. Would recommend coming here and giving this spot a try!

Omori Izakaya hits that sweet spot. From the moment they welcomed us with their complimentary cabbage salad. Let's talk libations because they're doing something right here. Draft beers at $5.50 feel like a throwback to happier times, and they arrive properly frosty - exactly what you want when you're diving into skewers. House cocktails at $7? In this economy? Yes, please. What we got - Miso eggplant appetizer, showstopper here - velvety, umami-rich, and crave-worthy enough to justify a return visit! - Pork belly buns, delivered on flavor and value, though they could've benefited from being hotter - Beef skewer - Shishito pepper skewer - Sausage skewer - King oyster mushroom skewer (least favorite) Service deserves its own round of applause, very friendly without being overbearing. The bottom line: Omori Izakaya offers a delightful izakaya experience that won't break the bank. Come for the surprisingly reasonable drinks, stay for the miso eggplant, and enjoy the hospitality. Will be back to try their sushi.

Mixed feelings. So this place seems authentic. My husband and I came in on a weeknight for dinner. We started with complimentary cabbage salad and it was delicious! Then we ordered gyoza, spring rolls and sushi. The server informed us that we can get another app for free since we ordered over $50 worth of food. She pointed out the section on the menu that says this and lists the apps we have to choose from, 3 out of 4 of them we already ordered, so we opted for the tako yaki (fried octopus balls), which we never had before... First of all, the dish was MOVING when put in front of us. MOVING!! And the smell was extremely strong & unpleasant. But being the adventurous eater I like to believe I am, I took a bite out of a ball! It just tasted like a weird version of shrimp to me. However, the awful smell of this dish was so strong that it ruined the rest of the meal for me. It was all I could smell while eating sushi, which made me not want to eat it at all. This was my fault as I had no idea what I was ordering, so I would still suggest checking the place out and deciding for yourself ;)

Great spot for date night or takeout when you are craving sushi or grilled meats. Been meaning to try the location over there in Brookline and now I can get my fix in Quincy. While I didn't dine in, I could tell the place would have a nice intimate feel to it at night that you wouldn't get from other local sushi spots that I've been to. Love the extended sushi bar for watching the sushi chefs at work. Sushi - pretty standard but the fish tasted fresh. Rolls were $1-2 more expensive than other sushi places but not outrageous. Chicken udon noodles - these were thinner chow mein noodles rather than the thick udon noodles that I was expecting. I did enjoy the salty umami flavor that the pickled onions added along with the chewy texture. My wife wasn't a huge fan of the taste but I enjoyed it. Chicken breast Yakitori - tasty teriyaki sauce and bbq flavor that made each bite delightful. I could eat a dozen of these give each are only a few bites . They also offered a coupon of 10% off $30 which I was a big fan of. Worth a visit!

After walking by this place many times, I had thought it suffered the same fate as Sully's: closed.... a place not around since I had moved into the area, and faded into memories. Thus, imagine my surprise when I found Omori Izakaya was having a grand opening! I've been able to visit twice, once on my own, and once with family. Overall, it was very good! Both their fish and rice seem to be as fresh as can be. However, I did not find their offerings mind-blowing, and some of the decisions didn't make sense. For example: the salmon roe (caviar) gunkan. Salmon caviar, especially of high-quality is a beautiful ingredient. The caviar is great, only they added some kind of sweet sauce on top! Wholly unnecessary, in my opinion. A little cucumber though, to add some freshness and absorb some salt was also needed but missing. Don't get me wrong: still good, just not as good as it could be. Let me try to give the breakdown of some of the rest: Ebisu: I loved the combination of tuna, yellowtail, and eel sauce. However, the use of Japanese pickle flies in the face of an otherwise delicate roll. It was very crunchy - a case where the texture overwhelms what they had going. Scorpion: one of the classics of Japanese[-American] cuisine, and among my favorites. However, in this one's case, some pieces had so little eel, it might as well had not been there at all. Jalapeño Toro Maki: this is one where the simplicity works wonders. Avocado, toro, and a little jalapeño for crunch and spice. My only critique is that the amount of jalapeño varied - which I'm fine with, but someone more sensitive to spice may find some pieces a little too hot to handle. Shinjuku & Fujikawa: while these were good combinations, both had a ponzu sauce that made them taste more similar than I would have liked. I might even go as far as to say the ponzu overwhelmed the flavors somewhat. Further, I think a crab stick made its way into one of these, likely by mistake as the menu does not state it. Also, why cheapen otherwise fancy rolls with imitation crab? Izakaya Salad: This is an extremely pleasant, lightly dressed cabbage salad served for free at the start of the meal. It had wonderful savory and light acidic notes. My critique here is only one little plate per party. Don't get me wrong, I am grateful for anything given for free... however, a person dining alone or a family of three get the same amount, which doesn't come out to a lot. Pork Belly Buns: This was close to a return to the appetizer I so adore. It was simple: cucumber, pork belly, and BBQ sauce. The pork belly was tender, and the sauce wasn't over the top. Yet, it felt like something was missing... maybe just a little bit of acid, maybe a teeny bit of salt? Very good, but just shy of perfect. Chicken Skin & Pork Belly Yakitori/Kushiyak: For the chicken skin: it overcooked in my opinion as it came out as crispy as a Doritos chip! This does not apply to the pork belly, as it was cooked well. Both had an ample (arguably slightly high) amount of seasoned salt sprinkled on top. The service here was good. It was fairly attentive, and the sushi comes out fast, though the hot items take a bit longer. The location is clean and has an upscaled tavern feel. Finally, I feel the value is solid. Some of the rolls are up there in price, but considering the cost of everything, especially quality sushi grade fish, I think these are in line with the market rates. Thus, it seems Omori Izakaya has a lot going for it. Quality ingredients, and rolls ranging from basic to creative at more-or-less reasonable prices. However, at the same time, I feel there are some kinks and wrinkles to work out, and I do not agree with some of the creative decisions in their menu. While I am thrilled to have another great sushi and Japanese restaurant enter the Quincy dining scene, it unfortunately does not break into my list of favorites. At least not yet.

Had been to their Brookline location before for the $65 omakase for two, and now trying their latest spot in Quincy. My partner and I got the salmon oyako don and BYO makimono lunch w 3 rolls (spicy tuna, spicy salmon, spicy yellowtail) - TASTE: 4/5 - enjoyed the sesame oil in the complimentary cabbage starter. The spicy rolls weren't spicy, but still hit the spot TEXTURE: 5/5 - wasn't expecting sesame seeds or the crunch in the rolls, which was nice. The donburi had tender salmon, soft roe, and crunchy pickles PRICE: 4/5 - comparable to other sushi places. Total came to $49 SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - was more of a light lunch for us SERVICE: 4/5 - walked in at 12:15pm on a Sunday and the space was half full. Service was quick; we were only there about 40min total ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - wide and nicely decorated space w tables, booths, and sushi bar seating PARKING: 4/5 - thought there'd still be street spots available right on Foster St, but found one a block away (Hancock St / Maple St area) and walked over

Sushi quality was not so great last time I came for lunch. Salmon sashimi was cut way too thick. The sushi chef selection was not fresh. Disappointing and not worth it in my opinion.

Tucked away on a quiet street, Omori serves up skewers and sushi for all in Quincy! LOCATION: Street parking only but close to a few lots. It's a small cozy place with a few booths and tables. MENU: The menu is pretty overwhelming but they have pictures to help you decide! FOOD: The chirashi bowl came with a lot of fish and definitely worth the price. We also ordered a few rolls to share and everything was pretty fresh and delicious! Chicken gizzard and pork belly were my favorites among the skewers. For apps, I recommend the fried oysters and grilled squid! SERVICE: Quick and attentive! Overall, we had a great experience! Since they just opened, we had a 10% discount from the entire bill plus a free app (if you spend $50 or more) and a free salad on the house.

Recently opened, the place was packed. The price are reasonable and not greedy on the ingredients. The menu might be overwhelming since they izakaya usually offered drinks and snacks but they offered more. I ordered the expensive maki, not too much rice and lot of ingredients. Service are fast and many staffs in front and in the kitchen. Offered 10% discount if pay in cash and free appetizer if spend over $50.

Great sushi, lots of options and creative house rolls. One of the only sushi places I know that still does fried ice cream, so that's a plus for me. Reasonable lunch specials. Good pricing and convenient location with street parking. Quick service but haven't been there when it's really busy. Simple interior. My go-to sushi spot for the moment.

We went here on Saturday for a brunch. The service was good, and we were not expecting the bonuses that came with our order. Had I read the menu correctly, I would have ordered something else so that we could get the discount on our entire meal. I ordered the lunch special Ramen, and it tasted okay but it was a lot of food which is good. Parking was a little tough, as it is street parking only, but otherwise accessible. I like the intro salad that they gave us, as it was flavorful.

Absolutely loved the food here. Top notch, affordable and great staff. Will definitely be coming back regularly until I've been through the entire menu. Pork belly buns are better in my option than anywhere else in Quincy. 10/10 would recommend I ate the entire plate.

We went here for a date night and overall the experience was pretty good! The maki rolls we got were fresh and we got a sushi sampler that had some really good wagyu. The drinks were good and inexpensive and the server was attentive. I would go again for a quick and low maintenance sushi dinner in Quincy Center!

I have never been disappointed, whether I dine in or pick up food to-go. I love their lunch specials where I can get three makis and miso soup for less than twenty dollars! Their rolls are always up to standard, the rice to filling ratio always great. Sometimes I pick up food and wouldn't arrive home for a few hours and the food would still taste fresh and good! I dined in a few times and everyone is extremely friendly. I was lucky enough to get a table on a Saturday night once when it was a packed house and the food still came out in a timely manner. My favorite skewers are chicken skin, chicken hearts, and chicken gizzard. The chicken karaage is always a must! The only thing about that is I wish they had a spicy mayo instead of just regular mayo for more flavor, but the chicken is always moist on the inside and crispy on the outside. Hamachi, scallop, and toro nigiris are my favorite pieces, the fish is very fresh and buttery. My boyfriend recently ordered the negi toro don, it was small, but delicious. I love the pickles that came with it. I always look forward to passing by Quincy so i can pick up food from here!

Great service and food was amazing. Very fresh and highly recommend the omakase. It was a lot of food.

The food was delicious and reasonably priced and the service was great as well. We got the omakase for two, the deal was pretty good, but I wouldn't count it as a traditional omakase, more just a platter of sashimi. Each box came with 2-4 pieces and the meal came with 2 bowls of rice and miso. We didn't try many of the skewers but definitely recommend the pork belly! There were about 5 pieces per skewer. Since we spent over $50, we got a complimentary appetizer along with a 10% discount for paying with cash. I would definitely come back again!

An absolute gem on the south shore in Quincy. Quaint, cozy, well lit, clean and nicely decorated. Excellent service. Nice variety menu. Great portions fairly priced. Ordered the Yakitori (skewers) chicken skin, pork belly and chicken thigh with scallion, the Osaka roll, dragon, spider maki, uni and unagi sashimi. All were perfectly prepared and absolutely delicious. Best sushi on the South Shore. Highly recommend. Definitely returning to try the other items on the menu.

Food is amazing. Good vibes great music great customer service. it's about a 2 Hour Dr. but it was worth it. Can't wait to go back. Had a great time.

Delicious, easy-going, very friendly staff, not at all pretentious! We will happily return for more!

Located in a tucked away side street off of Washington Street, this restaurant is good! It offers lunch specials every day which I highly recommend. It offers sushi, ramen, and teriyaki rice sets for lunch. The 2 makimono rolls lunch ($13.50 w/o tax) comes with miso soup. The crazy maki and the eel with avocado are delicious! The chicken katsu is moist, but it needs the sauce that comes with it. The chicken breast skewer shockingly is moist and flavorful. Service is quick, but friendly. One bathroom is available for each gender and it is clean. There is a small parking lot for about 8 cars are available next to the restaurant. There is plenty of street parking as well, but look carefully at the signs as some is only for an hour.

Quincy's Omori Izakaya. It was very good, very good food attentive staff. They had a drink special that offered $7 cocktails. Our son's first legal beverage was a Mai Tai . Very large menu filled with many appetisers. Hamachi Kama is my son's favourite. We explored the menu extensively. Not a disappointment among everything. The check came and it was half of what Fuji woc cost and much better. They offered a 10% discount for cash.

Fast & excellent service, delicious food at a fair price. Will definitely be returning

My favorite sushi spot! This place is like a hidden gem. Price - 10/10 Food - 10/10 Service - 10/10

Food was so amazing and the drinks were pretty okay. Service was on point, the place was small but they seem to manage everything well. I didn't see a way to set reservations so if you come during dinner hours, there could be a bit of a wait. I'd come back!

This review is for the ramen only. If you are going to put 1 ramen on the menu. Make sure it's the best Damn Ramen you can make! But no, it was the worst I've ever tasted. It literally tasted like water with a little flavor. The Sushi and Katsu we had was good not great. Would I go there again, maybe! But definitely will never order the ramen ever again!!!!! Take this review and make the changes on the ramen if you care! If you don't care, then disregard this review for yourself!

This place is great! Started with some skewers (small but cheap and delicious) and the eggplant, which was amazing. Fried chicken with mayo was excellent. Our sashimis were huge and the roll was outstanding. Great service and warm atmosphere. We will be back.

Food was beyond amazing!! The owner and server was great....extremely attentive. It was packed. We were lucky and arrived as someone was leaving.

This place is a new favorite, the staff is attentive, great variety of Japanese beers, and most importantly the food is amazing and well priced.

We visited last night and had the BEST meal! We ordered the Omakase for two - something I've been dying to try but shied away from due to its price in other restaurants around Boston. It was reasonably priced at $65 with servings for two and absolutely beautiful. The fish was well-cut and so fresh. We also orders the chicken Kara age which was delicious. Drinks are cheap for the area and very well-made. We can't wait to return.

My husband says their sushi is the freshest he's had in awhile. I like the variety of the menu. I love the beef tongue appetizer as well as the edamame. My husband is going to try 2 different maki rolls each time we go. Both times when we went, the wait was less than five minutes. Our servers are always fantastic and attentive. The location is small and it doesn't feel crowded at all. The noise level is perfect.

Great variety of tasty dishes to share or have solo. Lots of small dishes to choose from at reasonable / fair prices. On most nights, service is good. Ambience could be enhanced with the help of dimming the lights to a lower setting at tables and by the bar. This would make a huge difference - creating a relaxing / soothing vibe while dining. Definitely worth a try.

I typically do Google reviews but they don't have a Google page as of yet. Their soft opening was 5/15th and I went at 4pm on 5/16th. Service was quick and attentive. I was sat immediately (no wait time when going at an off hour) and was quickly offered refreshments and sesame cabbage. For appetizers, I ordered the fried shrimp shumai, takoyaki, and grilled mackerel with ponzu sauce. All three dishes were delicious, fresh and hot. The shumai was crispy without being crunchy, the takoyaki had MULTIPLE pieces of octopus in it (which is a great plus) but it was a bit ginger forward. It was delicious, but those who are not a fan of ginger may want to skip this dish. The grilled mackerel was a star. Perfectly salted and grilled, and dipped with the ponzu sauce made it a savory yet refreshing dish. Very rare to find a whole grilled filet, and is a perfect accompaniment to beers, if that is what you're into. For entrees, we got the sashimi combo and the chicken katsu. The sashimi (mackerel, tuna, salmon, yellowtail (?) and red fin) were all fresh and delicious. I liked it was cut thick, as I find it unsatisfying when I bite into thin slices of fish. They were also very flavorful. The katsu was good as well, crunchy texture and juicy chicken. I did find the rice a bit on the dry side, but nothing unacceptable. Hopefully the quality continues to stay the same. The prices are a bit higher than what I am used to, but everything has gone up in price everywhere and thus not out of the ordinary. Give it a try.

Went with my 6yo son. Better than I expected. Not top quality fish, but better than many places. Service was quick, restaurant was clean and portion sizes were larger than I expected. We got the chirashi, which included the usual; salmon, maguro, shrimp, tamago and hamachi but also included octopus and some pickled cucumbers. My son got the nigiri combo with very generous slices of fish. We were in and out within 30 minutes and can't wait to come back.

When trying to find a place in the area that isn't going to be time-consuming or expensive, this is it. During the summer, nothing better than sushi to keep you from overheating. I ended up getting an avocado roll & asparagus that's on a stick-grilled. I didn't realize there was a spicy powder that they added to the asparagus so had to get another order without it. The service was great & the food was tasty too. So make sure you don't miss out on this eclectic place which is on a side street & definitely worth checking out.

Our new favorite restaurant here in Quincy! Their food is great and service wonderful! The ambiance is great for families and is good for couples as well.

Omori Izakaya's takeout: fresh, high-quality sushi and excellent service. Highly recommended!!!

New restaurant in Quincy that just opened a few weeks ago. It has a very cute izakaya vibe. Owner is super nice and friendly. We love the Yakkitori or skewers and got a fair amount of them. Love the all the veggie skewers, beef, chicken and pork belly. Everything was so delicious and we plan to come back!

The sushi here is amazing. So fresh and large portions for the price. The O-Toro Nigiri was large and delicious. Will definitely be back!

Really welcoming staff. Really good Japanese food that isn't overly salty or sweet. The free cabbage salad starter is delicious, the ramen was awesome and I highly recommend the spider roll.

My favorite sushi place. So quick and also fresh. I love getting the sweet potato and cucumber avo rolls here!

The food was dissent, but I didn't like how the lady served my seafood salad. They forgot to put the shrimps as I noticed it when eating the salad. Then I told the waitress that the dish is missing the shrimps. No apology and then she came back with a small tiny dish with few chopped shrimps and just left on the table for me. That's very rude to do that. She should have asked the chef to make me a new one and take the old one away since they make the mistake of the dish.