Zuma Boston In-Depth Experience
๐ Location & Ambiance Nestled on the second floor of the Four Seasons Hotel, Zuma interprets understated luxury through modern Japanese design. Dark lighting interweaves with wooden grilles, while the urban skyline unfolds gracefully beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows, establishing itself as a paradigm of spatial aesthetics in Boston's Japanese dining scene. ๐จโ๐ณ Culinary Excellence Sashimi Platter | Bluefin tuna otoro with marbled fat like granite, sea urchin melting like cream on the tongue Charcoal Grill Series | Miyazaki wagyu ribeye exuding hinoki wood smokiness, Hokkaido scallops with yuzu pepper creating a taste awakening Creative Sushi | Black truffle foie gras hand roll tradition, sushi rice temperature strictly controlled at body heat ๐ Hidden Highlights Lunch kaiseki set ($85/person) includes 8 seasonal courses, bookable through AmEx Platinum channel Sake list features 14 limited editions of Dassai, recommend "23%" pairing with grilled nodoguro Pastry chef formerly worked at Tokyo's 2-Michelin-starred restaurant, matcha lava cake erupts like a waterfall when cut ๐ Dining Guide Classic omakase menu $185/person (excl. tax & tip) Recommended to pair with sommelier's Japanese whiskey flight set "Bamboo Forest" private room available for business dining ($1500 minimum spend) Dress code: Business casual recommended, no sportswear or sandals Best timing: After 8 PM on weekends, when the chef has more creative freedom This is not just a meal, but a trans-Pacific journey of taste ๐ #BostonSushiSupremacy #FourSeasonsGastronomy #OmakaseJourney #FoodEconomics