Genki Ya

"The sushi is good here. They put a lot of large pieces of fish on their rolls and the ingredients like the rice and what not are usually fresh. I usually just stick to 2 or 3 of my go to rolls there. Rainbow roll, spicy tuna and the torched roll. Usually 1 waitress handles all the tables during a lunch or dinner service and food comes out fast."

"Great food that is slightly more expensive than other sushi places I've been to but it's also in Coolidge corner which is notoriously more expensive. Service is fast and friendly. There are tables inside and out when's it nice outside"

"We got a few rolls for a quick lunch. The miso soup was okay, but the rolls were great. Super fresh and with a lot of fish. Good rice to roll ratio."

"A simple yet solid everyday to casual date sushi place. For a good price, you can enjoy a fairly decent meal with sashimi (premium raw fish) and mouth-watering specialty rolls. The environment is relaxing yet still proper, and the hostess is personable yet attentive. Their Volcano Roll has become my boyfriend’s favorite dish here for its giant serving size, variety of ingredients, and deliciousness. I vote this place for a weekday/Friday dinner with an intimate, peaceful dinner with your close friends/loved ones."

"Hidden gem for sashimi! Genki Ya is pretty unassuming on the outside. It is equally unassuming within. Staff are friendly, but it looks like most sushi places you may have been to around Boston. However, one should only judge sushi on the quality of the fish and this is where Genki Ya shines. Their sashimi is some of the most tasty and freshest that I have tried in Boston--at any price point. The fact that they are relatively inexpensive is a bonus. Maki rolls are mostly of the standard variety, but are well made, but some of their special makis will surprise you. However, I always go for the fish. Highly recommended for a pleasant surprise."