Sushi by Boū is making waves in Philadelphia with the grand opening of its first concept in the city’s Fishtown neighborhood. This speakeasy-style omakase experience is tucked away at the back of Izakaya Fishtown and opens its doors on May 10th. With its arrival, Sushi by Boū offers a distinctive dining adventure that celebrates 90s era Hip Hop, bringing graffiti-covered walls and suspended vinyl records overhead into the setting. Sushi by Boū in Fishtown pays homage to legendary Philly Hip Hop icons like The Roots’ Black Thought and Questlove, Will Smith, and Eve. Guests will immerse themselves in the creative atmosphere as they enjoy a curated omakase menu, expertly prepared by Sushi by Boū’s master chefs.
Sushi by Boū’s expansion to Philadelphia delivers a remarkable omakase experience with options for both the 12-course and the 17-course “Bou-gie upgrade.” The 60-minute session, guided directly by chefs, features delicacies like Hamachi (yellowtail), Botan Ebi (spotted prawn), Ikura (salmon roe), and the signature Wagyuni (“surf and turf”). The 17-course menu offers five additional seasonal selections, while drink options include handcrafted cocktails like the Yuzu Honey Bee, Old Fashion Pearl, Sakura Martini, and Japanese Negroni.
The prices are approachable, with the 12-course omakase costing $60 and the 17-course upgrade priced at $125. The sustainable fish featured in the 12-course menu ensures consistency and quality throughout the year. Seasonal mochi ice creams and other a la carte options add an extra flair to the dining experience.
Visit the official Sushi by Boū website for more information and reservations.
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