Toraya - Abington

#15 - Asiatic - Abington, Japanese, Sushi
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You can call the restaurant via +17816417477

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The menu of Toraya from Abington contains about 88 different dishes and drinks. On average you pay about $10.9 for a dish / drink.

Sushi Kappo Toraya, formerly known simply as Toraya, has made a triumphant return to the Boston dining scene in a newly designed, open space that offers a cozy yet vibrant atmosphere. Renowned for its exceptional Japanese cuisine, the restaurant serves authentic sushi crafted by experienced chefs, often evoking the essence of small Tokyo eateries. Diners appreciate the beautifully presented dishes, although the tight seating can lead to a wait. With its commitment to traditional flavors and high-quality ingredients, Kappo Toraya stands as a culinary gem for lovers of genuine Japanese food in the area.

Last update: 11.12.2025 from: User

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★ 4.5 / 5 from 1267 reviews

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Toraya has returned! The new space is much more open, offering a refreshing change, but the quality remains exceptional. This place serves some of the best Japanese and sushi cuisine in the area. View all feedback.

Toraya has returned! The new space is much more open, offering a refreshing change, but the quality remains exceptional. This place serves some of the best Japanese and sushi cuisine in the area.

2022 Update: still love it. Really well designed, airy room, great food and presentation. My children were cheated, they had no more their old favorites, but still enjoyed the food. I loved the pig belly and tofu. Will be back to try other new items on the menu. So cozy and authentic. This was my second visit, and I was immediately transported back at that time I went to Tokyo and had sushi in a small place like Toraya. That taste! You know what I mean if you love real Japanese food. I didn't hear many Japanese talking around me in Boston. There were three separate parties from Japanese people who spoke in Japanese. The waitress spoke Japanese. The Sushi Cook - I'm pretty sure he's Japanese and went to this old fashion sushi school. I can't think of a sushi place in the bigger Boston area that is run by Japanese sushi master. I feel like it's a dying tradition in leasing in the USA and enjoy it while you can! (Vs. Uni, which is also great, but this is almost different kind of kitchen in my book). Note: There is always waiting so it is difficult if you have small children. There is no room to put the stroller in the room. It's worth it.

Amazing! Very authentic and probably one of the biggest sushi I've ever had!

A true gem! If you're looking for an experience that feels like dining in a Michelin-star Japanese restaurant without straying too far from Boston, this is the place to go. My Japanese professor...

The seating is quite limited and feels a bit cramped, even though the restaurant itself has ample space. On Thursday night, I noticed that the first row of seats was occupied.

  • Entrées

    Tori No Aspara-Maki
    Tori No Aspara-Maki
    $7.6
  • Soups

    Hamaguri Misoshiru
    Hamaguri Misoshiru
    $3.8
  • Entrees - Sushi / Sashimi

    Makimono Comb
    Makimono Comb
    $15.2
    Yasai Comb
    Yasai Comb
    $15.2
  • Entrees - From Kitchen - Agemono

    Sake Fri
    Sake Fri
    $15.7
  • Entrees - From Kitchen - Yakimono

    Yaki Shimesaba
    Yaki Shimesaba
    $15.7

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