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WHAT TO TRY?? The omakase experience!! For $99 USD, you can try out some of their best fishes and nigiri. We came on a weekday to this restaurant that’s located on the second floor. The restaurant has a nice modern decor but it’s not a restaurant you need to dress up for, which is nice. The server
We had a great experience at Pabu, ordering the Sunday Omakase. The service and atmosphere were amazing, and I guess it's not super busy on Sunday because we practically had the place to ourselves. The food was great, but not amazing. The Happy Oyster (might be wrong) and the tofu with strawberri
Interior is a fusion of modern and traditional. Seems like a good trendy place for happy hour or for a date. Service was pretty good and sushi was very good, soft, tender, and flavorful. We had the omakase. It was pricey and I wished there a little more quantity, but it was pretty good quality.
Come here for happy hour. Bar and lounge only. Located on the second floor in the heart of downtown crossing. Got the hand roll, fried chicken, oysters, edamame and chicken meatballs. Expect amazingly fresh raw fish that has the right balance of fat. Oysters were HUGE. Overall great experience and w
You get what you pay for. Beyond exceptional service and very creative dishes that all taste fantastic. Just be ready for the bill at the end of the night. Great place to celebrate an anniversary or special occasion
Food and cocktails were amazing! All the servers and bartenders were extremely friendly and caring. I've come here a couple times for happy hour too! ($6 wine!!) Thank you, Pabu, for offering curry bowls to those affected by the shutdown!
Came here to finish the last Boston sushi place on my bucket list. Kind of difficult to find. It is on the second floor with a hard-to-notice entrance. Loved the ambiance. It was such a romantic and nice place to have dinner. The manager and waiters were very friendly and attentive. The nigiri was p
I ordered off of the happy hour menu and the main dining menu. I’d recommend staying away from the cooked items off of the happy hour menu as they were completely underwhelming. The sushi was melt in your mouth and delicious. I’ve been here for lunch, dinner, and happy hour and recommend sticking
You pay for what you get. But wow. The food is phenomenal. The seared foie gras on the crispy rice cake was stupid good (photo 5). Ambiance was elegant with the numerous rectangular lanterns continuing as a motif on the walls. Service was gracious, expedient, and unobtrusive. I appreciate that they
We really enjoyed Pabu. I want to go back already as now I know you HAVE to focus in on the sushi. All of it is amazing. We had the $25 & $27 sushi rolls and they were delcious worth a capitol " D " !! My second favorite item was the fried mushrooms. So damned good, get it.our server was actually kn
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