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O Ya

Boston's quintessential sushi restaurant, serving Wagyu beef and a James Beard Award. Reservations recommended.

Address: 9 East St
Getting there: T: South Station
Hours: Tue-Thu 5PM-9:30PM, Fri Sat 5PM-10PM
Price: Nigiri $12-34, sashimi $20-37, tasting menus $165-285 per person add $80-150 for drink pairings
Website: o-ya.restaurant (opens in a new tab)

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