Delivering "beautiful" "designer sushi" to "connoisseurs" in a "classy", "modern" space with an "upbeat" vibe, this Back Bay outpost of the New York chainlet puts a "fine-dining" spin on Japanese; a few find the rates "on the high side", but with "fast and easy"-going servers to sweeten the deal, it's "worth searching out."
Here's Ryan Kelly's Inaugural Menu at BoMa:
Chef Ryan Kelly replaced Chris Bussell as executive chef at BoMa in the South End in March, and now his own new menu is in play. Kelly is an alum of Haru, Clio, Foundry on Elm, Canary Square, and, most recently, Tonic, where he first served as executive chef. Kelly shared a statement with the press, saying "It's so exciting to be cooking in the South End, where neighbors and diners are...
Tea and Authors; Sickening Shelfish Bacterium:
BACK BAY - Art New England Magazine curates a new book salon featuring tea service and conversations with authors and artists, starting this month at the French Room at Taj Boston. Saturday, May 19, from 10am to 12pm, $89 includes tea and a book copy. [Official Site]
HUB-WIDE - Ah, summer. The warm weather, the trips to the beach, the vibrio parahaemolyticus. State officials are concerned that...
Tonic Chef Ryan Kelly Talks About His First Week:
In mid-April, Tonic swapped the "coming soon" sign above its door for a chalkboard out on the sidewalk that lets locals know the soft opening phase had begun. People caught on, and the official opening followed soon after, marking Ryan Kelly's debut as an executive chef. Previously, he had previously worked in the kitchens of Clio, Haru, Canary Square and Foundry. Eater spoke with Kelly about...