Sushi Time - Boston

I have been on a quest for a delicious unadon (eel on rice) ever since I had one at a Japanese fast food restaurant in Narita Airport. Boston's Japanese restaurants have been disappointing on the eel front compared to a $3 Yoshinoya bowl that I had. But Sushi Time has finally satisfied my cravings with their unadon that tastes just like the one I had in Japan. The teriyaki sauce is plentiful and perfectly soaks into the rice, and while the eel pieces are smaller than what I'm used to, they are delicious. The restaurant is take-out only, but the staff is friendly and the orders are quickly processed. The warm dishes stay warm and the prices are great for the quality of food you get. The menu is extensive, so ordering can be a bit confusing, but it's worth it. Sushi Time may not be gourmet, but it won't disappoint. I give it 5 stars for its affordability, variety, convenience, and excellent food quality. I only wish they stayed open past 5pm. Good job, Sushi Time.

On the other hand, the curry shrimp tempura don dish left something to be desired. The curry lacked depth and the tempura was not as crispy as I would have liked. While it was an average dish, it wasn't terrible either. Overall, Sushi Time exceeded my expectations. It may not be fine dining, but it offers a satisfying sushi experience without breaking the bank. Despite a few minor misses, the delicious dishes make Sushi Time a great dining choice.

We like a lot going out. Yesterday we visited this excellent restaurant which friends told us about. We enjoyed a delightful experience there with fine cooking and a courteous stuff and a professional cook. We added this fine restaurant in our phone list and we will definitely return soon. We highly recommend.

This is my 3rd time going to this place. Thier food is pretty darn good and affordable.

Cheap in prices, but not cheap in quality the seafood was fresh and not fishy. One been eating here for years. And the quality hasn't changed. Thumbs up from me