Boston's fast-casual sushi scene just got a fresh addition with Love Art Sushi's latest expansion into Seaport. The beloved sushi brand, known for its customizable sushi bowls and 'makiritto' rolls, officially opened its doors at 53 Northern Ave. today, diversifying its presence that already includes locations in Fenway and Downtown Crossing.
The new Seaport restaurant promises a modern touch to the sushi dining experience, offering seasoned sushi rice, a variety of house-made sauces, and ingredients that are sourced with responsibility, despite today's grand opening event at Love Art Sushi Seaport is bustling with specials, including a 50% discount on selected bowls and a giveaway featuring gift cards and beloved "Labubus", a perk for early birds with the first 25 guests receiving a special gift.
Adding to the allure of its sushi selections, Love Art Sushi Seaport will provide a unique outdoor dining experience with its "cutest swing seating," as hinted in an Instagram post. As for the refreshments, patrons can look forward to specialty drinks that include bubble tea, matcha, and a selection of imported canned beverages.
Ron SH, one of the co-founders of Love Art Sushi, expressed enthusiasm about the new location by stating, "Seaport has become the beacon for innovation, quality, and experience that Bostonians have come to trust," in a sentiment reflecting the brand's commitment to growth and excellence, furthermore, since its inception as Haru Aki Café in Storrs, Connecticut, Love Art Sushi, which was co-founded by SH and Jessica Chiep, has cultivated a dedicated following, becoming particularly renowned for a "secret menu item" dubbed the Husky Bowl, according to Masslive.
The chain's foray began in January 2017 with its inaugural Fenway/Back Bay location, followed by a Downtown Crossing outpost, and the Seaport branch, which operates from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, is poised to continue the tradition of offering a streamlined, and accessible sushi dining expertise to Boston food aficionados and casual diners alike.
