O-Sha

Love this! Best Thai food around. Amazing sushi! Love the alligator maki. The golden bags. And the clear noodles but no vegetables because the noodles come so little and more vegetables than noodles! Still amazing! Fast delivery and great service

Solid Thai food. I had the drunken noodles. I got them because another reviewer said they were so spicy that they were inedible. Mine were actually slightly too mild for my liking. Unclear if that means the food is inconsistent or the other reviewer had a fragile palate. Convenient if your car is being serviced at the Toyota dealer.

Ordered lunch for pickup, told it would be ready around 12:50. Proceeded to wait in the restaurant for 40 minutes until 1:30 for my food.
Then the spring rolls had plastic in it and the vegetable and tofu rad na was made with chicken.
Overall experience could not have been worse for a simple lunch pick up order.

Take-​out. Awful. We ordered The Chicken Pad Thai. Salmon Maki, Fresh Rolls, Spring Rolls, Shumai. Tempura and Tom Yam Soup. The only two things that were good were the Salmon Maki and the rice. Everything else was, simply put, sub par. Weird flavors. Terrible side sauces. Yuck! I knew I should have ordered from Super Fusion.

I started coming here when they first opened and I keep coming back. Their Thai cuisine is outstanding. Fragrant curry dishes and decent Pad Thai noodles. This time I had the Basil Pad Thai, a spicy version of the traditional dish. Very similar to Drunken Noodles in flavor with basil and chili in a pungent sauce. We also ordered some sushi and a Bento Box — a good deal with some good sushi choices — not the unpopular sushi pieces usually served with set dishes.
Limited parking spaces in their small lot on Arsenal Street.

This was our first time here, and we left with happy stomachs and smiles on our faces. The two dishes we shared were excellent; we had pad Thai, which was perfect, and an eggplant dish with pork that was fiery and delicious. Service was attentive and courteous. We will be back!

O-​Sha is pretty good. I used to get lunch here a LOT when I worked across the street for a few years up until the spring of 2015.
The food is average. Not excellent, but not bad. My go-​to dishes: the Teriyaki Salmon Box lunch special, the Chicken Katsu Box lunch special, and the Crispy Basil Chicken (entrée). These dishes are actually quite good and were discovered through a process of elimination; I have ordered other dishes that I’ve REALLY disliked on the menu. I was not a fan of the Gyoza, the Rad Nah, or the Garlic or Cashew Nut lunch specials. At all. Their miso soup is also pretty meh … my coworker referred to it as «tepid seawater» which is about right. It’s kinda hit or miss here, because those first three dishes I listed are legitimately tasty. If I was in the area and really in the mood for Thai food I’d probably order from here again, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to do so.
Customer service is alright. The people who work here aren’t super warm or inviting, but they aren’t rude either. To be fair, I only dined in a few times, and 99% of the time got takeout. I often found that I had a lot of trouble calling in my orders during lunch time (which is not entirely surprising as it’s a busy time) but there were a few times when I had to call 7 or 8 times to get through, which can get frustrating. I know calling 7 or 8 times sounds insane, but it was either that or getting another «You Pick Two» at Panera across the street, which one can only do so many times …
Also, pro tip: try the Golden Bags.

Had the basil pad Thai with crispy chicken here and I’m such a fan. I love basil everything and this is the few places that make basil pad Thai. Not to mention the crispy chicken is delicious! Portion is definitely good I had leftovers for dinner. The sauce for the crispy chicken is amazing as well.
Also had the takoyaki for appetizer as well. It’s one of the better ones I’ve had. Definitely recommend it!

O’shas doesn’t disappoint. I order delivery from them about once a month and they make me happy every time. Originally I always leaned towards the classics (pad thai, yellow curry, spring rolls, crab ragoon) and they were all way better than other local options. Once my trust was established, I started to explore other menu items. Thai and Japanese dishes were just as I expected — delicious! Thanks O’shas for being a great dinner option so close to my house! Cheers :)

We went here for the first time a few days ago. I think the place looks a bit unassuming from the outside, but we found it was well-​maintained inside.
I was pleased to see that they have clearly-​marked vegetarian dishes. My boyfriend and I had a miso soup and the seaweed salad for appetizers, and a few maki rolls for the main dish. We liked the shiitake tempura maki best, it was very yummy and the shiitake tempura filling was still warm.
Service was attentive while not overbearing.
I would come here again and might also try their delivery some day.

Second time around !!! 15 minutes to close, came in for dinner with the Wifey food is delicious! Tom gah is tangy & good. Tom yum is spicy and delicious. Tai iced tea is the best. Also had two salads chicken satay & seafood with avocado. I recommend both, fresh, quick, delicious and great price. If your looking for quality Tai food at good prices this place is for you.

I thought this place was mediocre.
My boyfriend said the sushi was «not bad»
Food: I ordered Crab Rangoon and Pad See Ew with Crispy Chicken.
Before I ordered I asked the waitress if the Crispy Chicken is made with white meat or dark meat — to which she responded «We never use dark meat.»
I proceeded to order the Pad See Ew with Crispy chicken, accepting the extra charge.
Upon receiving and tasting my Pad See Ew I found the following:
— Flavor was good.
— Noodles were dry — as if they’d be left out since yesterday and microwaved without a cover to reheat and ‘soften’
— The Crispy Chicken was NOT white meat.
I realize most crispy chicken is not white meat, but that’s why I asked before I ordered.
I then told the waitress that the crispy chicken is not white meat — just so she would understand and not misinform the next customer. She proceeds to explain «It IS White meat, we just marinate it with oyster sauce… but I can ask the chef.»
I overhear the chef say «No it’s chicken thigh»
When she returns she says «Do you want to change your dish?»
Crab Rangoons:
— Too sweet, more cream cheese than anything else
— One of my crab rangoons tasted sour so I stopped eating them altogether.
I probably would have had a better experience if I ordered beef pad see ew and refrained from ordering the appetizer — my waitress probably would have hated me less. But I thought I’d give my constructive criticism here and hopefully there will be some active changes for this restaurant in the future.
I would not come back.

My go-​to place for sushi in the Belmont/​Watertown area. I get take-​out here all the time, and it never disappoints. Their pad-​thai is great, too. Love O-​Sha!

Delicious food and excellent service! Must try the spicy duck soup. Pad Thai with crispy chicken was on par. Their miso soup was better than other Japanese places. Thank you! We will be back to try other items on the menu.

Pad-​thai was disappointing. Drunken Noodles, ordered medium spicy, was inedible. I can’t imagine what the higher spicy level is like — flames shooting out of your mouth, won’t be ordering from here again.
Update ⁵⁄₉ — very surprised to receive a call from the manager about my review. She was very apologetic and said she tried both the pad thai and the drunken noodle after reading the review, and agreed that things are not as she expected either. She offered a full refund, and said she’d be fixing things. For that reason I am upgrading a star and will try again sometime soon.

«Meh» pretty much sums it up. Not great, not horrible. I need to remember not to order takeout there anymore though, because every time I forget that it’s so «meh» and end up disappointed. Tried a variety of dishes and am underwhelmed.

I love this restaurant.
Service is nice and the price is great! I love the lunch box! It’s just the perfect amount!
I’m a fan!

Really great Thai and Japanese food here. Wasn’t expecting much when I first walked in, but boy was I wrong. The Yaki Udon was great– very flavorful, cooked well, and large portions. Sushi was also really good too. There were great choices on the menu, and some pretty authentic Thai dishes were there as well. Service was good despite a busy lunch hour. All in all, I would definitely come here again.

I love this place. Service is nice, price is right, sushi is great, Thai is good as far as Boston goes.
Volcano Roll all day, man.
Also, ordering the Pad Thai with extra sauce, medium spice makes it 10x better.

What a hidden gem near the Target plaza! I got delivery once from here and was really impressed with how they packaged the Thai iced tea. The cold temperature of the drink was maintained by submerging the plastic cup into a bag full of ice. The food was mediocre, but I was definitely impressed by the care they took in preserving the iced tea.
So, it’s a cold afternoon this crazy artic freeze winter. I’m craving some hot soup and want Tom Yum Goong. Instead of driving all the way to Rod Dee, since I was coming from the Target plaza, I decide to just come here, and I was happily surprised.
Firstly, the waitresses are super friendly here. The food is tasty and well sauced, which is very important for dishes like Pad See You. The Pad See You really stuck out as being especially delicious. The soup and iced tea were okay. Originally, they didn’t put enough cream into the iced tea for me. So, I asked for just a little more and, instead, they gave me too much. The tea tasted too creamy at that point, but I just drank it like a trooper. It was partly my fault.
Looking forward to my next visit…