Obsessed with Sushi in Boston

Douzo is amazing. Douzo is awesome. Douzo is a bit expensive, but worth every penny when you put each delectable bite of sushi in your mouth. I wish I could afford to go here more often, but since I can’t, I savor every time I can. Try to sit on the lower level of the restaurant; it’s much more private and seems to be a whole different atmosphere than near the door.

Ma Soba is one of my favorite neighborhood restaurant in Beacon Hill. I lived in Beacon Hill for two years and never went to Ma Soba until Susie raved about it. I had no idea what I was missing out on! The sushi itself is GOOD, not amazing… but their two/three combination entrees are a really good value! They also have a good wine list.

After having my sushi virginity taken care of by Whole Foods, I shot all the way to the top of the sushi food chain with a fabulous dining experience at Fugakyu. The key to my great meal here was going with 2 sushi experts who ordered everything. I just sat back, drank sake, and ate what was put in front of me. Yum!

OK…don’t hate. But my first sushi experience was right here at Whole Foods (known as “Bread & Circus” at the time). My best friend (and roommate at the time) is Korean, and after already existing on a college diet of seaweed wrapped in rice (courtesy of care packages sent from her mom), I was ready to try the (safe and boring) cucumber maki rolls. Then, I quietly moved onto the spicy tuna rolls. And the rest, my friends, is history.