Love Art Sushi

Love Art Sushi is a great option if you're looking for a quick lunch downtown! Sometimes I get sick of the classic sandwich and salad options, and this is the perfect spot to spice it up. The quality of the fish and vegetables seemed standard to me, so no complaints.I took my bowl to go, since I had to get back to the office, but you could eat there if you wanted. Also a good spot to order from on one of the delivery apps in a pinch!

I used to love going to Love Art Sushi (at the time, I often went to the Back Bay location) when Poke was first introduced to the Boston area. Since then, many poke bowl places have opened and Love Art Sushi is not really that great anymore, compared to other spots around. The bowls aren't that big for the price and I find that they skimp on the fish here. I typically do get full off just half a poke bowl and when I last got a bowl from here, I found myself still hungry after. I don't think that their bowls are bad at all or lacking flavor, just wish portions were bigger. Staff is always pretty nice and helpful.

I don't love this place. In all of my visits it's been slow and unfriendly. The food is fine but not worth the prices. There are much better options in the area.

I've been trying some of the lunch spots around my office in an effort to pump myself up to go into the office more. I do love a good poke bowl so decided to give Love Art Sushi a try, since it's within walking distance. I ordered the Green Machine with the spicy salmon add-on. I must have misread the description because I was expecting cubes of the white tofu maybe marinated in some sauce or grilled but instead got what looked like cut-up strips of inari. Tasty and well-seasoned, but I would've much preferred the firm chunks of tofu. The portion of spicy salmon was a little skimpy but I would've forgiven that if it tasted good - it was all right. The poke at Manoa in Somerville (sold by the pound or half-pound) has ruined conveyor belt poke. They do offer online ordering/pick-ups but when I went without putting in an order, I was the only one in line and got my food very quickly. My lunch was about $18 which is on the steep side.

This place is perfect for when you're in the mood for something light and fresh. Walked in for a late lunch and there was no wait. The person behind the counter greeted me right away. Being it my first time here, I took my time looking over what toppings and items were on the menu. I got salad greens for my base, and spicy salmon for my protein. What I loved about this place was that they didn't limit you on the amount of toppings. I just wished that my scoop of salmon was a bit bigger because if that is my main protein, it should be bigger than the scoops of my toppings. The sushirito itself was pretty good, but nothing to write home about. I loved that they give you awesome quality chopsticks for takeout and choices between regular and low sodium soy sauce.

Love everything I've ever had here. The efficiency in their work on the line as absolutely insane. They're all so friendly and happy so I know they're treated well or at least I hope they are and they make everything wicked well. Always worth any wait and a top tier lunch. Inside has good seating with 7 two-top tables that are always clean. Also a very high quality chopstick. The makirittos are my absolute favorite I devour them a few times a week on my walk home. The bowls are also fire. I haven't gotten one of the special pre-designed ones but the custom ones I get are always great. Ingredients are fresh and flavorful.

Tried the Sweet and Spicy Ahi Tuna and the Pepper Salmon poke. Both were very tasty and fresh. The sauces were flavorful and the servings were fair.

Bro I love Love Art Sushi but definitely never coming back here. Their portions are so small compared to the one near Newbury St. When we walked in, nobody was at the front and we waited for a couple minutes like what...

It pains me to leave a negative review because my poké bowl from here was delicious and affordable, but... a few days ago, when I asked for a water cup and went over to the tap to fill it up, a mystery brown liquid poured out of the tap. I asked the employee at the counter if that was supposed to be water, and they said it wasn't - I asked what it was and they said "we don't use that for water," and the only water available was bottled. They didn't say that to me when I asked for the water cup, and there should have at least been an "out-of-order" or similar type sign on the tap so that no one would accidentally use it. They took back my gross cup and apologized but I ended up getting some of the brown liquid on my hand (which was probably sewage water or something) and I had to run to the bathroom to wash my hands multiple times and felt absolutely disgusted. Completely unsanitary.If you avoid that issue, the food here is great with lots of vegetarian options. Service was a little slow but not horrible.

Came here during lunchtime rush on Wednesday around 12:20-30pm. The line seemed pretty long for the small area, wrapping around the restaurant but the staff did a good job of working through the line and I got my bowl in around 10 minutes. It was a little over 13 dollars for my volcano spice bowl and it would be around 9 dollars if you build your own bowl where each fish addon would cost a little bit. The volcano spice bowl was alright, but I feel like making my own bowl would have been tastier as my bowl felt a little too heavy on the vinegar from the ingredients.