The 9 Best Places for Rainbow Roll in Boston

Kat Chen: The food is so worth the price, and the rainbow roll is to die for!

Dave B.: Fantastic choice for sushi in Back Bay. The sashimi and rolls were fresh, although the avocado was a bit browned. The salads were crisp and their version of house dressing was delightful. Not too $$

jeanine heller: Great Spicy Tuna Roll Read more.

Sonia S: Great restaurant playlist, even better sushi. Try the yellowfin truffle maki and avocado ball.

Kviksilver: Crispy spicy salmon maki is great...

Boston.com: Fish Market rivals Oishii in Chestnut Hill for being the smallest sushi bar in the Boston area. It clocks in at a grand 19 seats. Read more.

Laura V: Everything you need for a seafood feast - lots of ready made items, incl crab cakes and lobster rolls. Sushi hand rolled while you watch!

Rogue Integrity: Way overpriced.

Yi Chen: Fresh made to order sushi/ lobster roll & lots of homemade stuff.

Tone: The Sweet potato tempura maki is beautiful. The chicken ramen is huge but so tasty. Excellent service. Bijou and authentic.

Alessandro Labelli: Volcano is delicious. I have never tried anything like that

Dom Briggs: Really great sushi. Fresh ingredients. Good flavours. Great presentation with friendly and fast service. Prices are good too. Definitely will come back again.

Priyam Shah: Orange roll and shrimp Fantasia roll is great.

Vincent Yancey: Delicious! Love the alligator rolls and shumai. First place I ever tried sushi, and I have been going back for the last 10 years!

Chris Medici: Must try Scorpion Roll, shrimp tempura + ss crab

Luca Messina: Enjoyable atmosphere in an up-and -coming area of the city. Highly recommend the crab salad. Turkey burger was very good as well.

Boston.com: This vast, shiny flagship on Boston’s waterfront is a three-story salute to a local institution. Read more.

Ginny Pitcher: Crab salad is one of a kind. Read more.

Ha Diem: Half off sushi on the weekends! Great variety of maki rolls to choose from, along with other Japanese & Chinese items on the menu. I highly recommend the tropical king maki. There's also free parking!

Keri Garel: Late hours and half off sushi on weekends? Can't complain.

Cathy: Go with friends, order as many sushi rolls as you can afford, top with some 22oz Kirin Ichibans, and you won't be disappointed.

Mike Hendrickson: Get some great Sushi close to the Boston Garden/North Station and commuter lines.

nikki hill: Get the Vegas Roll and Jalepeno Roll. Both awesome.

Boston Reddit: All You Can Eat buffet - sushi, appetizers, katsu, teriyaki, etc. Lunch is $16, dinner is $23 or $24 depending on night. Great quality, amazing value.

Thas Seth: The white tuna sashimi is great! Very buttery and cold.

Rachel: Unlimited sushi buffet <3