You won’t find better sushi in Boston than at O Ya.

Cafe Sushi is an excellent sushi place in Harvard Square.

Umami is an omakase-only sushi restaurant in North Cambridge. Not only is it good, it also has one of the most affordable omakase options in Boston.

The Laughing Monk Cafe is a Thai-Japanese restaurant in Mission Hill that has some sneakily great sushi.

No Relation is a secret sushi counter inside of a South End tiki bar that’s also kind of a secret.

Ebi Sushi is a casual sushi spot in Union Square, and it’s just one more reason we’re jealous of people who live in Union Square.

Basho is a cool and casual Japanese spot in the Fenway with sushi and a big menu of small plates.

Fat Baby is a sushi place in South Boston where the focus less on the sushi and more on the fun.

Pabu is a sleek izakaya on the second floor of the Millennium Tower downtown.

Sweet Rice is a casual Thai/sushi place Jamaica Plain. It’s a good option for a casual bite if you’re in the neighborhood.

Duozo is a decent high-end sushi place in Back Bay.

Mad Monkfish is a sushi restaurant with live jazz in Central Square.

Oishii in the South End is a great omakase spot that’s perfect for when you can’t get into O Ya.

Tiki Rock is an over-the-top tiki bar where you should go to kick off your next night out.