Boston, MA

Sushi restaurant Outing

3 posts · May 6, 1999 to May 7, 1999

Russell S.Compaq Computer Corp.May 6, 1999

 >The food was GREAT

 I agree.  Sushi Island (7 Princess St. Wakerfield 781-224-3479) is the best
 kept secret in town as far as Sushi goes -- top quality Japanese food in a
 location you'd never expect.  I'm from Japan and I know good Sushi when I
 see it.  The freshness and preparation was second to none, including the
 other larger restaurants in Boston.  I would even say that their food tasted
 better than the lousy Sushi I ate in Tokyo last year.  It all goes to show
 that all you need is one good chef.

 --Russell Sasamori

     Philip N. wrote in message ...
     Thirteen members of this newsgroup met this evening for dinner at Sushi
 Island, Wakefield, MA. The food was GREAT and the company was GREATER. Most
 of us didn't know each other before this evening and by the time the
 appetizers were gone we were all chatting like long lost friends. The food
 kept coming from 7:15 pm until about 9:30 at which time we hollered UNCLE.
 This is certainly a great way to meet new friends. My thanks to the
 organizers for coming up with this idea. We must do it again soon
     Thanks,

     Phil Nachinoff

AnonymousMay 6, 1999

 Interesting. I work not too far from it, and I visited Sushi Island a
 couple of times for lunch. They are very nice people, but the sushi
 was so-so to my unsophisticated palette. I much prefer Shino's on
 Newbury. It's cheaper, too, which is utterly amazing.
 Mike.S

 On Thu, 6 May 1999 13:25:47 -0400, "Russell Sasamori"
 Someone wrote:

 >>The food was GREAT
 >
 >I agree.  Sushi Island (7 Princess St. Wakerfield 781-224-3479) is the best
 >kept secret in town as far as Sushi goes -- top quality Japanese food in a
 >location you'd never expect.  I'm from Japan and I know good Sushi when I
 >see it.  The freshness and preparation was second to none, including the
 >other larger restaurants in Boston.  I would even say that their food tasted
 >better than the lousy Sushi I ate in Tokyo last year.  It all goes to show
 >that all you need is one good chef.
 >
 >--Russell Sasamori
 >
 > Philip N. wrote in message ...
 >    Thirteen members of this newsgroup met this evening for dinner at Sushi
 >Island, Wakefield, MA. The food was GREAT and the company was GREATER. Most
 >of us didn't know each other before this evening and by the time the
 >appetizers were gone we were all chatting like long lost friends. The food
 >kept coming from 7:15 pm until about 9:30 at which time we hollered UNCLE.
 >This is certainly a great way to meet new friends. My thanks to the
 >organizers for coming up with this idea. We must do it again soon
 >    Thanks,
 >
 >
 >    Phil Nachinoff
 >
 >

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CJCRoad RunnerMay 7, 1999

 Have you tried Hiro Sushi in Natick?  It's on 135, east of downtown
 Natick, in a spot that seems to change cuisine (Chinese, Thai, etc)
 every few years.  I had sashimi and tempura.  The sashimi was terrific;
 but my favorite tempura is still that made by Seoul House in Newton
 Centre.

 Charles D. wrote:

 > I don't like the physical location very much, it's about a 45 minute drive
 > for me from Needham, but on the other hand, the parking was pretty good.
 > It's good that it's far from Needham, or I fear I'd be eating there far too
 > often.  :-)