Operation: O Ya! How to Snag a Seat at Boston's Sushi Shangri-La
Let's face it, folks, scoring a reservation at O Ya is tougher than convincing your grandma that kale chips are a health food. But fear not, intrepid gourmands, for this guide will equip you with the knowledge (and maybe a dash of ninja-like reflexes) to infiltrate the hallowed halls of this culinary haven.
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| How To Get A Reservation At O Ya Boston |
Step 1: Embrace the Digital Battlefield
Your weapon of choice? Your trusty internet connection. Reservations are released on
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Pro Tip: Signing up for a Tock account beforehand can shave off precious seconds during the reservation mosh pit.
Step 2: Be a Midnight Marauder (But the Civilized Kind)
Forget fancy dinners, because for an O Ya reservation, dinner is at midnight. Yes, you read that right. Set those alarms, grab your PJs (comfort is key during this battle), and be ready to hit refresh like your life depends on it.
QuickTip: Repetition reinforces learning.
Step 3: Patience is a Virtue (Unless Reservations Disappear)
Didn't snag a seat at midnight? Don't despair! People sometimes need to change plans, you might find a lucky cancellation if you keep checking Tock throughout the day.
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Tip: Don’t skim — absorb.
Step 4: The Power of the Plus One
O Ya only allows parties of five or six for a special Omakase experience. So, put on your best friend-finding charm and recruit some fellow sushi enthusiasts. After all, misery (or hangry-ness) loves company, right?
Tip: The middle often holds the main point.
Bonus Round: Embrace the Unexpected
Sometimes, the universe throws you a curveball. If you see a random Tuesday night open up a week before, don't question it, just grab it! Spontaneity can be delicious.
How to FAQ:
- How far in advance can I make a reservation? 30 days in advance.
- What time are reservations released? 12:00 PM Eastern Standard Time on Tock.
- Do they take reservations over the phone? Unfortunately, no. It's all digital at O Ya.
- What if my party is larger than six? O Ya doesn't accept parties larger than six, and they can't merge reservations.
- Can I bring my own wine? Sorry, no BYOB here. But their sake selection is out-of-this-world!
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