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We stopped in for brunch today to celebrate our anniversary with our 15 month old. The entire staff and floor manager are very friendly and accommodating even ordering him cucumber rolls cut extra tiny so he could eat with us and a special display for dessert. The brunch buffet is fantastic with really fresh sushi, Great starters and delicious main courses. We ended up trying all the starters and sushi and for the main course we had the spicy beef tenderloin and spicy prawn (like a tiny lobster with lemon and butter). As for drinks the rum punch is good but the Mai Thai is the best I've had around Boston.

I was very well served and the decorations quite pleasant. The food in general was extremely flavorful yet balanced. The scallop nigiri was just what I needed to take this night by. The drinks were also refined and well thought. I would like to thank the service for a wonderful night. It was by far my favorite sushi place in Boston and I struggle to think of a better restaurant experience anywhere else.

As always Zuma doesn't disappoint. We ordered our favorites: salmon & tuna tartar, rock shrimp, special nigiri, ribeye, asparagus and Japanese sweet potatoes on the side. Everything is so good! Can't wait to come back the next time!Dine in: Yes Outdoor seating: No Takeout: Yes More

If there was only one place to eat in Boston goto Zuma at Four Season One Dalton Hotel. Lobster tempura was fantastic. Light and fluffy. Tenderloin beef very tasty with Asian influences. Top it off with banana macha cake and coconut ice cream sorbet. Every dish was very tasty.

This restaurant is located inside the Four Seasons Hotel. They are plenty of garages nearby and street parking. No meters on Sunday! We both did the premium omakase, and every dish was delicious. Truffles and cavier on everything. You start off with a watercress salad and some light sushi and seafood. The main course consisted of rice, steak and fish. Make sure you arrive hungry because the food doesn't stop coming!

Took my fiance here for her birthday. We went with the signature Omakase. It was about 13 dishes. There was Beef Tenderloin, sushi, sashimi, salmon Tartare, soft shell crab,miso soup,baby spinach salad, asparagus, tempura shrimp, Seabass Sashimi, yellowtail Sashimi and Black Cod. It was about $135 per person. The presentation on everything was awesome. It was pricy but worth it. Service was great. Highly recommend

Zuma has my favorite cocktails at Boston. I like fruity ones. Both lychee martini and passion fruit martini are good. For main dishes, the black cod is quite unique and rice hot pot is our must have. The dessert platter is more on the good looking side rather than tasting good.

Food is fresh and high quality!! It does take some time for for the €hot' dishes to come out but you can't rush perfection! It is on the pricey side, but def a nice place to take someone for a birthday/anniversary.

Definitely overrated and overpricedThe wait time for the food was insanely long.Nothing was too bad but nothing really impressed us.We also order the dessert platter which was $21 or sth per person, but it's just a bunch of off season fruits(so they all taste pretty bad) with a lava cake, pudding and ice creamWe could have just gotten a lava cake and the pudding and not paid 20 extra bucks for a bunch of fruits and a ice cream

Am I in the club or in the restaurant? The background music is too loud so I couldn't feel I'm enjoying in here. And because of that, we couldn't hear what our servers are saying about the explanation of dishes. Omakase was all set (like ready-to-eat) so we couldn't modify each piece and was not various at all comparing to other previous reviews which decreased our expectation for the next dishes. So I don't agree with its price or Zuma's reputation. I do not recommend for omakase here. Here is definitely for the bar visitors.