ThaiBarShi

Strip mall Thai and Sushi, who knew? Service was friendly, table was clean, food came out quickly and was delicious. Had Pad see u, beef noodle soup, spicy crunchy scallop roll and one other roll that I cannot remember the name of.

This restaurant offers a great selection of Thai food that is truly delicious, tasty, and freshly made. While they do have sushi, it’s not their specialty and not as extensive as their other offerings. I’ll definitely be back to try more of their Thai food.

Food and service was just ok. The hotate hokkaiyaki was my favorite. Glad I tried the blueberry crab Rangoon since it was very unique but I would not order it again. The sashimi in the combo was also cut way too thick. It would be better to cut the same amount of fish into 3 instead of 2. Also the restaurant layout puts all the tables in a blind spot of servers. Once they brought out our initial order, the servers never came back. Tried for 20 minutes to order another drink, or get more napkins or more water and was just ignored. Had to wave them down from another table to get the check.

I ordered a chicken pad Thai and i basically got 2 pieces of chicken and all pasta. Why charge extra for the chicken if you ain’t putting any chicken on it. No veggies. Hardly any eggs. Basically flavored noodles. 1st and last time I’ll order from here.

This past Sunday, I went there for a meal — the food was delicious and the restaurant had a beautiful, cozy decor. The sushi, in particular, was very fresh and tasty. The prices were reasonable too. I’ll definitely come back again!

This is one of the few restaurants I keep coming back to. I order the Hotate Hokkaiyaki on Fire every single time

I came here happy and wanting to have a quick nice lunch. I can't eat meat and i established that to the waitress before ordering. I order tofu pad thai lunch special (comes with dumpling and soup) and a veggie tempura. Instead i got an order of dumplings 6, i thought that was the one that came with the meal, and I began eating it and then a few minutes after she brought over a smaller dish of dumplings (2) When I asked what was that she said came with the meal and that I ordered this other one. I informed her it was not correct and she watched me eat one and still took the place where i ate off of and brought it back to try kitchen. she then proceeded to bring out chicken pad Thai And I tried to inform her Again that it was wrong and she insisted that I was wrong and that it was chicken i ordered and not tofu. She left the incorrect plate that I was unable to eat on the table and then return 20 minutes later with the correct meal. during the entire time, she did not apologize. As someone who takes precaution when eating out places this ruined my time

Small joint with Japanese & Thai décor. Thai iced tea was sweet and smooth but was only 5/7 filled and had ice so not much drink wise. We mainly ordered Japanese food – hotate hokkaiyaki, tuna bomb, katsu curry, scallop ikura don, and foie gras x uni nigiri. We had a bunch of sashimi as well; the slices were thick and fresh. However the mackerel was on the drier side and overcooked. Katsu curry taste different compared to Japanese curry and the curry smothered the katsu. The sauce is on the sweeter side and mild spicy. The scallop ikura don was a bit dry but the scallops were mildly sweet. The scallops were lightly torched and it did not come with enough ikura to give the bowl enough sauce.

So far, STILL my absolute favorite place for Thai Food! Service is a mixed bag, because sometimes its incredible. Just not every time. The food is SO GOOD! WORTH THE MONEY! WORTH THE PRICE! WORTH THE DRIVE! Even my picky daughter loved it!

I've been ordering takeout from Thai Bar Shi for a while now, but finally stopped by for dinner at the restaurant, so I figured it was time for a review. This place is no doubt one of the best sushi spots in the immediate area, I only docked it a star because it has a little ways to go before it can compete with some of the Boston spots I'm used to. One of the reasons we love this place is because they do a good job with both the sushi and all of the other Thai and Japanese dishes, which is perfect for when not everyone in your group is in the mood for raw fish. It can be a little slow, but that's just because it's small and popular, but everyone who works there is really nice and accommodating. Some of my personal favorites from the menu are the Weymouth Cowboy Roll, Hungry Tuna Roll, Tom Yum Noodle soup, and Pad See Ew. All the Nigiri I've tried have been pretty tasty, too. I also saw some drool worthy handrolls going by throughout the meal, I'm definitely going to have to try those the next time I visit. Maybe they'll push me over to that 5-star rating. The pad thai is kind of unique, it's a much skinnier noodle than I'm used to, but the flavor is decent. We also tried the Hotate Hokkaiyaki (which is literally on fire underneath), and while it was good, I felt like you're pretty much paying for the theatrics when it's mostly a pile of crab stick. I also think their special roll menu could use a little more variety. It's a lot of different variations of a similar shrimp tempura roll. Overall, I would 100% recommend this place. I'm just a bit of a snob when it comes to my sushi order :) I'll definitely continue coming back though!

Delicious, cute designs, fast services and had a great time. We got two handrolls, a sushi roll, mackerel 3pc sashimi and a bashi cold noodle. The handrolls were fantastic, my favorite is the yellow tail with uni, but the salmon one is also good, just boring compared to the yellow tail. I love the sauce that you squeeze into the hand rolls, it added a pop of umami flavor. The roll gan airport roll was fantastic as well, the crispy rice bottom topped with avocado, tomato, and tuna/salmon was just a great balance of flavor and texture. Super delicious! The bashi cold noodles were good but wouldn't order again. The noodles wasn't cold, it was warm, the broth is just a very simple beef broth, the flavors are very subtle. There was a generous portion of meat and the jalapeños definitely adds a kick of spice. But overall, the flavor of the broth was too bland for my liking. There is a parking lot out in front, the interior is cute and the menu is very nicely designed. The servers are very kind and attentive. I love this place overall, the food is delicious!

We have been coming here for a while, last time was around a year and half ago. Came back and man this place still hits! The sushi is delicious beer is cold! Dessert is not their thing won't recommend the Green Tea cake! Glad to see the quality and service it still on point!

I came here after lunch, its slow so service was really fast. I ordered pad thai and anago sushi. The sushi was stunning. They definitely have more eel meat over rice overall and the sauce was on point. Pad thai is decent. Portion is not too big but tasted good.

Pretty solid food and every time I come here. I usually order the beef boat noodle soup if I'm alone. I have ordered the sushi and dinner entrees also and it's usually pretty tasty. The service is usually friendly and good.

My most recent visit at Thai Bar Shi was tonight. I really do hate to give low star reviews but the lack of professionalism from the staff today was unacceptable and unwarranted. We ordered a bunch of rolls (NBA, caterpillar, dragon, sashimi & sushi combo, and more) as well as hot foods such as boat noodle, hokkaiyaki, etc. Tonight, they did end up getting busy; lots of takeout, deliveries, & dine ins, however, that is no excuse for the passive aggressiveness and plain rudeness that our server and one of the other workers at the front projected to us. What happened: All of the dishes we ordered arrived to our table and we had one more dish we were waiting on (sashimi & sushi combo 6 nigiri 6 sashimi). It had been some time that we waiting so we decided to just ask our server, when she wasn't busy serving the other tables, if it was still coming or if it was forgotten, that is also fine no problem, just take it off the bill. We were simply just wondering, as it was getting late. She responded snarkily, stating that it's coming but ITS BUSY !!! Mind you, our waters also had not been filled in a while at this point... all glasses were empty. We're understanding that it can be overwhelming when it's busy. What I cannot understand is the attitude when we asked nicely about a dish that hadn't arrived in a noticeable time. If the dish was forgotten, it's totally okay, I get it, it happens. The second instance of rudeness we experience during this visit occurred when we were leaving. We asked if we could get a bag for our leftovers and the guy at the front got annoyed but reluctantly went to grab us a bag. Then we realized that some soy sauce packets would be nice to pair with the leftover sushi, so we asked if we could please get a packet or two of soy sauce. His response to this was "Anything else?!" in an obvious angry tone + looked like he was fuming. So, he came back with the soy sauce and would not let go of the packets to hand to us and said "YOU'RE WELCOME. " I'm not sure what was going on today at Thai Bar Shi, but it honestly rubbed me the wrong way. The last time I visited, I wasn't the most satisfied with my experience, but that was regarding the food quality. This experience was a total disappointment overall. Not once did we actually complain to/about our server. We were very calm all the way through our meal and we tried to be as nice and understanding of why they would treat us this way. We also tipped well on top of this... Now, I am truly unsure of if I would ever want to step into the establishment again. This was not cool.

Over the years i usually really like this spot and the dishes always hit. I get that they get busy, like many restaurants that have made a name for themselves locally. I always root for the local businesses and hope they thrive! We usually get: - crab rangoons - French fries w/ extra larb seasoning - Hotate Hokkaiyaki - sushi rolls: snow crab leg maki, Red Sox roll - charashi bowl or sashimi platter - sweet chili fish - basil crispy chicken fried rice - pad see ew Now, normally it's always been a good experience, but this time around our service was met with quite a bit of attitude. We were there for a bday, there was some sashimi/sushi dish that hadn't come out for some time and it's usually the earlier items to come out. Waited patiently and still the dish didn't come out so we decided to inquire our server and was met with snarky "it's busy, it'll be out it's busy" okay fine no problem. As we left with our to-go bags of leftovers, we just kindly asked the gentleman behind the counter if we could have chopsticks and some soy sauce packets included, he tossed us more attitude then the server and just said "anything else!?" While not letting go of the soy sauce packets; like being in a game of tug of war. Anyways probably a one-off night for them i hope. Disappointed in the experience this time around. Hope the good times we had over the years returns. 18% gratuity charged on a party of 5 (child included) Blessings.

Decent place if you can't decide between Japanese or Thai food. I really liked the tuna bomb and hungry dragon maki. I would probably skip the spicy combo as it was pretty basic. And I would definitely skip the crunchy Pad Thai. It tasted like the sauce was a sugar coating and was way too sweet. Not pictures was the green curry which I used to try to cover the sweetness. The crunchy chicken on it was good though. Plenty of parking and a average amount of seating. Causal spot.

Wow just simply amazing!!! We had a wonderful foodie ladies night! Food is unbelievable fresh and delicious, service is super friendly, they were super busy with dine in and take out. It was busy inside but not noisy. Our servers are super nice like your big sister and little brother, very attentive and checked on us many times with wonderful smiles, making our night even better. We all amazed with our Lady server's memory, applauding for that, we got around 25 items with 3 separate checks and she don't even need to write down and got them all right! They wouldn't mind we separated the checks, which u may get a long face from other places. Sushi are the freshest I ever have , I went to many places. Amazed how delicious they are, simply look at the fish oil on it! Highly recommend and absolutely will be a regular!!! Thank you for giving us a wonderful night! Only one thing is hope there's dessert, literally one green tea item...

Small local shop, with limited seating so get take out during busy hours (if you can). Food is very flavorful and service is decent. Things I'd recommend Takoyaki Hotate hokkaiyaki (on fire) Duck noodle soup Super Bowl Tuna bomb Sweet torches shrimp Khao Soi Thai tea Typical average dishes Kra pow Lo mein noodle Tuna avocado maki Spider maki Caterpillar roll Uni nigiri Papaya salad Salmon sashimi Yellowtail Cold sake Weymouth cowboy Good local spot for Thai food and sushi!

I am so happy right now Thai bar. She is open on a Sunday night until 9 o'clock. I'm so grateful for you guys and your sushi is so good sometimes your delivery takes a long time, but who even cares it's worth the wait

Stopped by here earlier for dinner and the food was delish! The restaurant has a nice warm/cozy vibe with about 7 small tables (2-4 ppl per table) and serves a combination of Thai and Japanese dishes. Some highlights from the meal: Thai Boat Noodles Soup ($13.95) - WOW, WOW, WOW. This might be the best boat noodle soup that i've had in Massachusetts. The soup was aromatic, addictingly tangy, spicy, savory, and mildy sweet all in one. They also thickened the soup with pork blood (the traditional way like they do it in Thailand) which gave the soup more umph, umami, and a warm richness! I also really enjoyed the awesome bounciness of their homemade pork meatballs in the soup! Anago eel nigiri ($9 per piece) - The anago was ginormous and literally 10 inches long. It was definitely the biggest nigiri that i've ever seen, but remember, bigger is not always better! While this felt like a good deal, i thought that the fish skin could've benefited from a better outer crisp. After taking my first bite, it kind of made me feel like the chef was in the process of trying to give the skin a good crisp but quit halfway. O-toro fatty tuna belly ($9 per piece) - YUMS! The o-toro was really good and tasted even better than many of the more expensive places that i've been to in Boston. The toro was super fresh and literally melted in my mouth (yay!). This made me very happy and was a great way to start the weekend. Sushi rice (negative -$1): Dun dun dun............this is the only thing that i didn't quite enjoy at dinner today. The sushi rice was unfortunately not edible at all :(. The rice felt like some kind of weird mushy gooey rice pudding mix which really distracted me from being able to fully enjoy the sushi. My hope is that this was just an isolated incident on their end. Would've given the restaurant a 5 star review if it weren't for the rice. Tip: If you plan to come here on a Friday/Saturday night, i would recommend that you try to get here before 6:15pm. Otherwise there might be a 30-45 minutes wait. Enjoy!

Great food. Great service. We love basil fried rice country pad thai, green curry, pad kee mow and more.

Updated recommendations: Papaya salad with crab Pad kee mao (with tofu) Hokkaiyaki Scallop nigiri Salmon tataki NBA roll

Got some sushi, and pad Thai takeout for lunch today. Put the order in at 11:30am when they started taking orders and it took about an hour for the food to be ready as they were very busy with takeout. The pad Thai portion size was really good but it could use a little more flavor. We also got the Weymouth roll and spicy tuna/salmon combo and it was ok not much flavor on the sushi either. Overall I would recommend for a quick lunch as it was priced fairly.

I think overall this place was ok. There's that homey mom and pop vibe with menu items that they try to highlight along the wall and the smell of the food theyre cooking filling the air as soon as you walk in. The sushi was solid but wasnt WOW The crispy chicken pad thai was missing some tanginess and the chicken was slightly crunchier bs a nice airy texture id like when biting into it. Overall its a solid option but i prob wouldnt specifically drive here to dine in; more so takeout if it was convenient.

It's so tiny in here, the amazing thing is how they put out so much delicious foos, so quickly! I'm a big fan of the noodle soups, especially the duck. Seasoned so perfectly you'll try to eat quietly- then the slurping starts! The menu ranges across the Thai spectrum, makes a left turn with sushi combos, rolls and appetizers then a sharp right into Japanese entrees - Katsu, Don bowls- you name it. One highlight, simple but very welcome is Thai iced coffee. Delicious! Plenty of parking in the lot of this ubiquitous strip mall on Washington Street, and takeout is speedy!

Food was really good! I always love ordering small appetizer dishes to share. The service was decent and once you get a table the wait wasnt bad.

Have been here multiple times and I loved it every single time. Store is a little on the smaller side but I'd not cramped. Very fast service and they will check up to see if everything is doing well consistently. I recommend for anybody coming toward this area!

Since I've moved to Braintree, this place is one of my go-to restaurants. The first time I came here, I was blown away and told everybody about it. I've been back multiple times. I went there again this week and was kind of surprised that the Beef Pad Thai wasn't as good. The beef was very hard to chew, perhaps new vendor? Other than that, everything was great. 1 star removed due to inconsistency.

The wife and I wanted to try a new sushi spot and since we don't venture down south we decided to give Thai Bar shi a try. It's in a little mini plaza next to H&R Block. We came here at night and you could tell this one the only place open in the plaza. All the cars were parked around the only lit area where the restaurant is. When we first sat down we noticed there was a steady amount of take out orders coming through at 9pm on a Saturday night (they close at 10). The food overall was good, but like what another Yelp review said it's a little salty. Got the tuna bomb which was very nice. I'm not sure if it was eel sauce or just some soy sauce on the tuna but it made it a little salty. I think if there was maybe a thin layer of sushi rice or crisp sushi rice, it would've offset the salt. The wag green roll was good. It was something different where I'm used to a shrimp tempura roll or California roll being the main component of a special roll but using seaweed salad as the filler gave each bite a nice seaweed crunch! Usually it's a multi biter when you want a little bit of everything with some seaweed salad. The country pad Thai was very savory. Unlike most pad Thai's, the tamarind was overpowered by fish sauce. It had a very nice spice to it, albeit mild. If you can't handle spicy food, I wouldn't suggest it because it was subtle but could tell it was spicy. Like the other dishes it was a little salty, if the kitchen was a little less heavy handed it would've been a great dish! We plan on coming again as there were a number of things we wanted to try from their Thai menu. So far this is one of the better south shore Asian restaurants I've been to south of quincy, hopefully we come across more.

Thai Bar Shi has been on my list of places to try for months, and I'm so glad I tried it recently! With so many Sushi places in the South Shore Area, I have to say this is my new favorite. Their sushi is super fresh and well priced. We tried lots of items when I visited, including Basketball, Ankimo sashimi, the NBA roll, Sushi and Sashimi Combo, and the Uni Sashimi. My favorite item was the NBA roll! I highly recommend it. I think the NBA roll came with 8 hefty pieces. They definitely do not skimp out on the fish in this roll either. I also really enjoyed the Sushi and Sashimi Combo. They gave us thick slices of fish, making it worth the price. The fish was also incredibly fresh, which was a major plus. The restaurant is located in a mini plaza with plenty of parking, so parking here is not an issue. The service was also great, as the staff are friendly and bring out dishes in a reasonable time. I can't wait to come here again to try the Thai food they have and other sushi entrees!

We recently moved to Weymouth and Thai Bar Shi has become a regular spot for takeout or dining in. The tuna bomb, country pad Thai, and pineapple fried rice will never disappoint. High quality ingredients and high standards.

Second time at Thai Bar Shi, but first review! My partner and I ordered the tataki salmon, spicy combo, crazy eel special roll, roll gan airport special roll, crispy pad Thai w crispy chicken, and Thai iced tea - TASTE: 4/5 - everything was on point. Enjoyed the tataki and spicy mayo sauce on the spicy combo. The thin slices of tomato worked surprisingly well in the roll gan airport special roll. Can never go wrong w Thai iced tea, and the highlight was the perfectly flavored noodles in the crispy pad Thai TEXTURE: 5/5 - the cream cheese added creaminess to the crazy eel, and the fried nori was crunchy in the roll gan airport. The crispy chicken included an audible crunch and, again, the stir-fried crispy noodles in the crispy pad Thai were phenomenal PRICE: 4/5 - our total came to $100, w tax and tip SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - everything was decent, except that we were sad to see only 4 pieces in the tataki salmon dish SERVICE: 5/5 - we walked in at 6pm on a Tuesday and almost all of the tables were taken. Our food came out so quickly that we finished eating within 45min of arriving ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - small, L-shaped space w some off-menu specials on the walls PARKING: 5/5 - plenty of parking in the Fox Plaza parking lot

Located in a small plaza. Restaurant is small, but don't let the inside fool you. The food is good! Saturday night we were able to get a table right away at 6:30pm. The place was consistently busy. We ordered sushi and curry. Quality of the fish was excellent. The Ootaro was succulent, soft and melt in your mouth delicious. The Uni from California was sweet and buttery. Every dish we had was well balanced and presented well. The least likable dishes were the crispy spicy tuna roll and the Roll Gan Airport maki. Crispy Spicy Tuna was passable, but it was just tempura flakes on top of the maki. Tasted fine. The Airport maki was not exactly a maki... it reminded me of an open faced eggplant parm instead of a maki roll. Our favorites: Salmon Skin Tempura, Tuna Bomb, Ootoro, Uni over Foie Gras nigiri The Curry we ordered was Massaman. All curries come with a bowl of rice. It was delicious but the sauce could have been a little thicker, felt too watery. Tip: Alcohol- Wine and Sake- no Bar They only take reservations for 6 people or more, any less is just walk in first come first serve Pricing: reasonable, 3 people with a bottle of sake came to a little over $200

WOW! Fantastic. Hands down some of the best sushi I've ever had and I've traveled all over the US. It literally melts in your mouth so fresh. I had the tuna bomb Weymouth roll and Rex six roll. I've eaten in the restaurant and ordered Uber eats which was unbelievably fresh and fast delivery. The take out is only showing half of the rolls. I started to eat them and then realized I had to take a picture because they were so good I had to share pics.

Long time customer here and writing because the food and service has been atrociously poor the last few times!! Food: inconsistent as hell. I tried ordering the same dish each time and every, SINGLE time it was made differently. How? And that includes the sushi and bowls!! Service: 1/10 if it's the girl because honestly even post Covid this is some bull$&$ "service". Need to run to the front desk for my order or get any attention from her. Price: We usually spend on average $100 each time we're here. Boston doesn't have many choices but there are 100% better Thai and Sushi places here. Worst come to worst, just get trader joe frozen. Way more consistent, tasty and reasonably priced! Or just go to Sugar n Spice or Fuji. Don't give them money for this crap.

Located in Weymouth which is a little out of the way, but it's a small restaurant that has two of my favorite things sushi and Thai food. Such a hidden gem that I found when I went here two years ago for my birthday for the first time and ever since I keep coming back for 4 things. Their sushi quality is surprisingly really good considering it being a fusion type restaurant as well! Every time I go here I get four staples: *Tuna Bomb - can't go wrong with this always a must *Pad Kee Mow - (SPICY BUT SO ADDICTING THE FLAVOR IS CHEFS KISS SO SAUCY) - giving the overall 4 stars since I did see the portions get smaller overtime but still really good *Weymouth Cowboy Roll - perfectly seared salmon with shrimp tempura inside *Roll Gan Roll - crispy sushi rice with salmon and tuna sashimi Everything here is so good here even the Khao Soi! If it was closer to me I'd probably be ordering here at least 4 times a month

Warm and cozy vibe ! Excellent sushi, everything we ordered was delicious !!! Good portion size , tom yum soup was very good too! I recommend to order everything we ate. Service was excellent!!! I'm an Allergy mom and staff and kitchen was very accommodating!!! Will come back again! Great hidden gem.

Visiting my friend in Quincy and they brought me here. This is their go to sushi spot. It's your standard sushi spot plus some Thai food. Unfortunately this time I didn't get to try their Thai food so I can only comment on the sushi side. The sushi was good and tasted fresh. I really suggest their crab rangoon, it was so yummy and different from the other rangoons I've had in the past. On the menu it is described as crispy wonton filled with cream cheese, crabmeat, DRIED CRANBERRIES, and vegetables, served with sweet chili sauce. Overall it was a great meal and I see why my friends like it so much. I would recommend it if your in the area.

Having visited about 3x, I think it's fair to say that this place is the biggest hidden gem in the South Shore. I'm loving the fact that it offers so much variety that it feels like a full service izakaya but then, POW, they also have a comprehensive Thai menu and mostly everything we've tried has been so finger licking good. Faves: Tuna bomb - definite must-have if you like tuna and avocado. I don't really fancy it when the tuna is mixed with soy (too salty) so I liked this preparation better. Khao Soi - This is their Thai curry made with half crispy and half soft egg noodles. So flavorful I couldn't get enough of it. It's a house novelty dish and I've never seen it offered anywhere else -- highly highly recommended. Super Bowl - Another favorite; it has a similar taste profile to the Tuna Bomb and definitely worth it as a table share item. Hotate Hokkaiyaki on Fire - MUST see my video. It was the best Hotate I've EVER tried. Presentation delivered the WOW factor as well. Everyone needs one of these as their starters. Okay: Basil fried rice with seafood - a good staple but doesn't hold a candle next to the Khao Soi as an entree choice. Finally, hats off to offering takowasa. It's a modest dish but so hard to find in many places outside of an izakaya. All in all, 5+ stars and its permanently on my list as a local fave.

As far as local places go, I'd say Thai Bar Shi has definitely been full of surprises. However, it's good not great. The soft shell crab was easily the best thing they had that night. Crunchy with a little give and the jalapeños giving it that nice little bite. The sushi though was a little bit lackluster. Sure it tasted fresh but the cuts were oddly thick. Their speciality makis were interesting enough. The Harry Potter maki was especially inventive pairing shrimp tempura with their recurring jalapeños which seems like a war crime but I assure you it works. Its not something I'd crave especially with their prices but Thai Bar Shi is a solid restaurant if you want to let your pallet experience something new.

small place (4-5 tables of 2), but with lots of takeout biz, food turnover is adequate to keep ingredients fresh Japanese dishes (which we mostly ordered) are well-made. Plating is appealing (ex. tuna bomb, scallop hokkaiyaki). There are some inventive renditions of regular ingredients (ex. Aladdins). Huge plus for offering "off-mainstream" items like akimo (monkfish liver), anago (sea eel), and sea grapes. Thai food was great too; had a veggie Pad See Ew, veggies cooked through but not mushy, flavors were there. Portion a bit small but great since I'm mostly munching appetizers. Service was friendly and adequate. The place is clean. Extra points for ease of parking. Through and through a great experience. Would trek all that way just to do it again (and did).

Small, quaint, clean hole in the wall sushi place in Weymouth. Great friendly attentive professional courteous service by Lacta T. Had some awesome delicious sushi and rolls. Ordered the chicken wings as appetizer. For dinner we ordered the special of foie gras and uni sushi, lobster roll, spider roll and the touchdown roll. All were very good and delicious but the foie gras was unbelievably delectable. Special item. Not regularly on the menu and it should. One of our favorite places. Highly recommend.

The place is small, probably could have five big tables of four. It's definitely a Thai Japanese fusion kinda of restaurant. Vibe is like street food, casual dining. Service is good and fast. Monk fish liver special appetizer comes with four thick slices, served with scallions and small diced red onion, Japanese kelps/ seaweed, vinaigrette sauce. If you eat the liver alone, it didn't have much flavor. I have had monk fish liver somewhere else, those liver has to be marinade with sake and soy to make them more flavorful. So this appetizer is only ok. Salmon salad with some Thai dipping sauce. Not sure what the name is. Again, the salmon quality isn't very good. They don't seem very fresh either, they tasted bland alone. They were thin sliced salmon bedded with chopped iceberg lettuce. The green Thai dressing is garlicky spicy and with fish sauce. Delicious sauce. Torched sweet shrimps with black tobiko and the shrimp head are deep fried like tempura style. They are ok. Torch foi gras nigiri comes with a good size foi gras. The rice was too mushy. But the seared foi gras itself was delicious!!! Worth getting it! Ikura with quail eggs nigiri- $2 each to add the quail eggs. They could have put more Ikura in it. Quail eggs tastes creamy. Toro nigiri looks fresh. Good texture and sweet to them. It's Chu toro quality not the fatty fatty type where it just melt in your mouth. However mushy rice again here!!! Weymouth cowboy/ yellowtail maki/touchdown maki/ hungry dragon are the sushi rolls that I order. They have good ingredients! But rice tastes so mushy, the texture isn't right. Lots of sauces overpowering the taste of the fish. The rice definitely needs to cook with less water and the ratio of vinegar and sake and sugar have to be more precise. Overall is a C-. Needs tons of improvement on getting the sushi rice right. Price is a little overpriced.

I love sushi and I also love Thai food, this place is a paradise for me!! I highly recommend Hotate Hokkaiyaki on fire! (For $12.5, it's baked octopus, crab sticks, shrimp, tobiko in spicy mayo, topped with torched scallop and black tobiko) Their salmon and uni sashimi are also very fresh! Anago (eel) for $9 is very big and fresh! Tako wasabi is always good with some maki! The Uni Aladdin and Ikura Aladdin is very creative, first time eating that! Crunchy at the bottom! Torch Sweet shrimp is big and they add back tobiko and top of it! They also fried the head of sweet shrimp I have tried the pad see ew and duck noodle soup, it's really good! Their torched Wagyu Beef sashimi is sometimes really good sometimes really bad! I don't recommend the grape sea tho! Other than that I think everything is great! It's my first time trying Ankimo sashimi (Monk fish liver) I couldn't finish it but it was an interesting experience. Will come back for more good sushi and Thai food!

This is one of the best meals I have had in Boston! My husband and I were saying that if we are locals we would come here regularly. Ordered: *Thai Boat Noodle- this was sooooooo good!!! Seriously, one of the best we have tried ever! I would really recommend this if you are a fan of Thai Boat noodle soup. *Chicken Noodle Soup- this one I ordered without veggies for my kids but it came with veggies. They ate this no problem but I would personally thought it was a bit bland. I would not order this personally but just for them again if I was going to go back. *Fatty tuna Otoro - dude this was like SO GOOD! melts in your mouth type of good. worth every darn penny! i'm missing this as we speak! *Larb flavor fries- its good but definitely all of their other items are more memorable and more worth the calories. *Hotate On Fire- goodness i so recommend this! this was super tasty! i knew it was good by seeing the number of take outs they had. they had so many ppl come pick up their orders. customer service was good and place was clean. If you are a local then this is a spot that you must check out and go to over and over again. If you're a tourist then definitely come check this spot out and be prepared to miss it when you return home. 2 thumbs up from this yelper! Tips: *indoor seating available *shared parking lot with other businesses *credit card accepted *restroom available for customers

So. Much. Flavor. I had ordered rolls for takeout from here once and it was decent but my sister told me it is way better in store. So we came here for my birthday and damn everything was so good. I highly recommend the hokkaiyaki and tuna bomb. Hokkaiyaki was served over a flame stone thingy. It was awesome. I liked when it got crispy. The tuna bomb was so fresh. The combo with seaweed salon is great. The sashimi from the combo was very fresh. The cuts were thick. I enjoyed the shrimp volcano but wish it had different shrimp. They used the same type like for fried rice. The salmon in the sea was good and soft but I probably wouldn't have it again. The uni was good. Buttery. Soft. Creamy. I tried the raw scallop for first time and enjoyed it. Tasted like clams but not chewy like a clam. The otoro was good but very expensive. I've had better. The service was okay. I think we had a new server. Overall I enjoyed it here and would come back. The food was delicious and presented well.

If you enjoyed strong flavor for sushi, this is the place... I been craving for some strong taste of sushi so ended coming here. Ordered the super bowl and hotate hokkaiyaki as appetizer. So much spicy mayo on both of them. Ordered 3 special rolls which included the Weymouth cowboy, super hungry dragon, and snow crab leg maki. All of them are over seasoning but it taste good but also makes you thirsty. I personally preferred lighter seasoning but once in a while, I want stronger seasoning.

One of the best restaurants in the area! The food is always great no wonder of what we order. The Khao Soi with crispy duck leg is highly recommended!

this was such a cute spot! the quality of the food was amazing. we had ordered the crab rangoons, the weymouth cowboy roll, and the country pad thai. everything was delicious. I would highly highly recommend the weymouth cowboy roll. The ambiance is super cute. The staff was super friendly and the price was also great for the food! If you are in the weymouth or quincy area, def try this spot out!

This is a great hidden gem and should be noticed more frequently. Located in Fox Plaza in Weymouth (bordering Braintree) not too far from the highway, just pull up to the parking lot and since this is the only restaurant (5 years and going) in the plaza, you'll know where the people went. The interior is unassuming, simple and functional - take-out orders were already prepared and ready to go. Along the side wall, the sushi specials call out for your tongue and stomach. Without too much convincing, we ordered them. Each sushi is priced per piece but would have to say the quality and quantity match up. The foie gras with uni resting atop was very much decadent to start and ran down smoothly down our gullets. When we saw the anago, we were in disbelief since it was an entire side of a conger eel on rice, about 8 inches long and it couldn't even fit onto our plates if laid flat! You definitely don't see this around unless you're in Asia. The flavor and texture along with the rice paired very well and is a dish everyone needs to experience at least once. For the Aladdin, we opted for the uni (the other is ikura) and the contrast of its creaminess to the crunchiness of the nori tempura created great texture with each chew. The otoro was melt-in-your-mouth with its creamy fattiness coating the rice nicely and did not have any sinew or fibers, creating an even more pleasant experience. The wagyu was nicely seared and not too overcooked. Just looking at the torched sweet shrimp, you wanna admire it before (in a few seconds after the camera shot) shoveling it inside your mouth only to experience a firm crispness paired with its sweetness as your teeth meet meat. Don't forget the tempura head! The salmon of the sea was essentially a large slice of seared salmon belly rolled into itself - I should've ordered 10 more. No need for teeth here, just rotate it against the roof of your mouth and tongue. In between these pieces, we had the tako wasabi (raw octopus with wasabi) that was pleasantly palate-cleansing and crunchy as well as the tuna bomb with the avocado, which added some freshness. The staff was very accommodating and friendly to start a conversation with. Along the South Shore, there aren't too many sushi restaurants (although we will need to return for their Thai food) that exhibit such quality and quantity you'll wanna return to again and again. Thai Bar Shi is one of them. Get there early before tables fill up!

Amazing hidden gem in the South Shore area! We ordered almost the whole special menu. It is very rare in any Boston sushi joints to have sea eel Anago nigiri! we also ordered Aladdin (uni), Salmon on the Sea, tuna bomb, wasabi Tako, wagyu & foie gras nigiri as well. Everything was good and presentation was nice. Except for the Japanese foods the we also enjoyed the Khao Soi curry noodles and country pad Thai very much. I am bringing my friends back again very soon! The restaurant is very clean and the staff are very friendly. The restaurant is on the smaller side and I hope it could be bigger so we can have bigger parties to join us.

Dined in the first time I went to Thai Bar Shi. Great sushi and portions. I asked for no sesame on my rolls and they got it right. Second time I ordered takeout online via their website. I asked for no sesame and they got it right again. Third time, today, I ordered takeout. I got home and found out there was sesame on my rolls. I specifically put into my order "No sesame please. Food allergy." Sesame seeds can kill me if consumed due to anaphylaxis. I called them and the front desk apologized and asked me to pick it up again. I will not be driving another 2 trips to get my food when they should have gotten it right the first time. She apologized for not checking the food before packing it into the paper bag. Earlier, when I got there they were hanging out at the cash register eating their lunch and there weren't many customers. I didn't want to write this review because it is a small business and I enjoy their food. However, I paid for the food and drove the trip only to not be able to eat the sushi. I don't know if I will give it a try again.

nice little gem near the braintree/weymouth area. thai and sushi may sound like an odd pairing but this place is great i have been here several times. Hotate Hokkaiyaki on fire is nice to see and send snapchat. it is also delicious. when in doubt to order some of the pictures on the wall. i tried most of them and pretty happy with the food here in general.

Came back to TBS last month for a late lunch around 2:20pm, there were only two tables in the dining area, perfect for us. we ordered a hotate, fatty tuna, boat noodle soup, and duck noodle soup. the hotate came out on a clam shell lit with a tea candle. it was naicze, wawaweewa. fatty tuna sushi was top notch, fresh as can be and the marbling was fantastic. duck noodle soup was good, fresh ingredients, tender duck, noodles freshly cooked. boat noodle soup is probably the best in the boston metro. the broth is all there - the whole nine yards. the multiple depth of flavors, all balanced, nothing towering over another. the ingredients, all very well done and as fresh as they come. Generally i personally don't like when a restaurant does multiple ethnicities in their cuisines. the quality usually gets diluted coz the concentration of details for each just isn't there. This is one of those exceptions to the rule. Definitely will be coming back for other items on the menu. Parking is off street as the restaurant is in a plaza.

This is hidden gem in Weymouth. It's tucked into a strip mall and easily looks like a spot you might avoid, but it's a must visit. It was recommended by a fellow foodie and had us take a trek just to get some. PROS: Amazing sushi and maki rolls. The Japanese and Thai cuisine is superb. Pad thai is so good and was made spicy as requested.. There are a number of special maki rolls, it's hard to recommend just one. The staff is so nice and the chefs are incredibly talented. The waitress was so nice and cheerful, even teaching me a little thai. Ample parking. CONS: The place is a bit small so it could be hard to get a table if busy. The menus are printed paper and assembled as if disposable, looking kind of beat up. They should upgrade the physical menu, just to match the experience and great food. OVERALL: yes, yes, yes you should go! Awesome spot and worth the drive. It's not your average Asian fusion.

I love this place!!! The sushi is very big and so fresh! The toro, salmon and tuna huge size and again very fresh. The otoro was very good but only one piece for $9 The airport was also very good - it was like a sushi pizza. The tuna bomb was also very good - I dont like the seaweed salad on top but that is just my preference. I also wish it came with some crackers or chips