The Mad Monkfish

The food was amazingly delicious. Especially sushi and nigiri! Listening jazz at the same time makes the experience unforgettable. This Jazz and sushi concept I liked the most ☺️ The stuff was also very friendly. Only drawback is that we need to leave around 20:30 as they are getting the second round of tables but they communicated that well in advance! Highly recommended!

I am so glad a friend brought me here. We walked in to amazing live music by Zahili G. The drinks were good and the food was great! Kudos to the chef for the cranberry salmon. The bartender was quick, professional, and pleasant to chat with. I'll definitely go back whenever I'm in town.

I left feeling really confused about this place because it didn’t seem to know what it wanted to be. The restaurant has three completely different rooms—one with live jazz, another with random décor—and the whole vibe felt mismatched. The menu was just as all over the place: one side was sushi rolls, the other side Thai and Chinese dishes. We ordered the chicken satay with Thai flavors and a couple of rolls. The food was solidly mediocre, nothing memorable, and the rolls were on the pricier side. It was pretty busy on a Friday night, but I honestly don’t understand the hype—maybe people come for the sushi boat? I’m not sure. I don’t think I’d go back.

Great atmosphere, good jazz quartet, and good food … abysmal inattentive service … I shouldn’t have to go to the bar to ask for a bottle of soy sauce after my sushi was brought without it

Visited this jazz and Asian restaurant for first time. Food was great with a wide selections of sushi, soups, and fusion dishes. The service was fast and very effective. The main addition was the four piece local jazz band. All four musicians were enjoyable to listen to and played a wide array of selections and styles. Next time in Boston I will try to visit the Mad Monkfish again. Enjoyed the wide mix of people. It's great how music bring people together.