
Originating from Japan, Omakase is a traditional dining experience where the chef curates a personalized meal for each guest. It translates to “I’ll leave it up to you,” representing the trust placed in the hands of the chef to create a one-of-a-kind culinary journey. Taki Omakase is a customized selection of sushi, sashimi, and other delicacies created by our chefs especially for you. Come and experience the best omakase sushi bar in South Florida with our highly trained and experienced chefs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1658 N Federal Hwy, Boca Raton, FL 33432
Phone: (561) 213-2351
Website: https://takiomakase.com/boca/?utm_source=GBP&utm_medium=organic-traffic
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I posted over 25 pictures of my experience below please have a look and let me know if you have any questions.
We were a party of 3 and in order to reserve our spots we had to make a separate deposit of $50 per person. After your meal the deposit either can get refunded or put toward your meal.
The food, the ambiance, and service was out of this world. The fish tasted like butter. The sashimi was unlike any sashimi I’ve ever had.
We also had a lovely tasting of cherry sake and even that was delicious too.
Definitely give Taki a try for your next date night, Valentine’s Day, Anniversary, or any occasion!
This intimate, small restaurant offers a true omakase experience with a private chef, making every moment feel exclusive and personal.
Reservations are required well in advance, and there are 2 seatings daily, 6pm and 9pm, each hosting roughly 7 couples, which keeps the atmosphere serene and intentional.
From the moment we arrived we were greeted by the entire staff and seated immediately. We were the first to arrive, so I took the opportunity to admire and take pictures of the space before others arrived. The interior is stunning, breathtaking, and transports you straight to Japan! There’s a beautiful private room the back which holds up to 8 guests and the personal chef and low to the group Japanese style seating.
On the night we dined, we enjoyed an 18 course omakase tasting, paired with 4 sake tastings. The four sake selections were all exceptional, smooth and refined and unforgettable, even though I regret not capturing each of their names.
The meal began with one of the most delicious bites I’ve ever had, king crab served over a warm and decedent custard. From there each course built on the last. We tasted a variety of salmons, tunas; some completely raw, and some aged to perfection for 14 days. Along with snapper, beautifully grilled Chilean sea bass, and many other crafted dishes.
I tried Uni for the first time, and I finally understand why it is referred too as ‘ice cream of the sea’. The taste, texture and aroma were all exquisite, creamy, delicate and truly memorable.
The experience ended with a warm miso soup, followed by a refreshing melon wedge, and a red bean ice cream sandwiched between two very flaky wafers. Every single bite left me in awe. The chefs knife skills, the precision, the presentation, the simplicity of certain dishes which still packed powerful flavors, it all showcased the artistry of true Japanese fine dining. This was more than dinner, it was an experience.
My absolute favorite dish? The A5 Wagu. It was heave on earth, melt in your mouth perfection.
If you appreciate fine dining, exquisite flavors, culinarily history, and the craft behind aged, cured and meticulously prepared food, Taki Omakase is an unforgettable experience that you will love from stat to finish.
We paid over $200 per person for the omakase experience, and within hours of returning home, both of us became violently ill. We experienced severe vomiting and food poisoning symptoms that lasted for hours. This completely ruined what was meant to be a special evening.
What was even more disappointing than getting sick was the restaurant’s response.
When I called the next day, there was no apology, no concern, and no accountability. Instead, I was told that perhaps my stomach “wasn’t used to raw fish,” which is both dismissive and inaccurate. I eat sushi and omakase regularly, often monthly, and do not have a sensitive stomach. The fact that both my husband and I became violently ill the same night makes it extremely unlikely this was coincidental.
I was told they would follow up after speaking to other guests and management. They did not follow up. I had to call them again multiple times over the course of nearly two weeks. Each time, I was told they were “waiting to speak to the manager.”
Eventually, the only resolution offered was a discounted future visit, which is frankly not an appropriate response after guests became seriously ill from a $500+ dining experience.
Out of concern, I later reviewed other recent Google reviews and was alarmed to see multiple reports over the past year from other guests describing similar experiences of becoming sick after dining here.
Food safety and customer care should be the highest priority for any restaurant, especially one charging premium prices.
This experience was not only a waste of money, but physically distressing and completely avoidable if handled properly. I cannot recommend dining here based on both the illness and the complete lack of accountability or professionalism in how it was handled.
Chef Bill and the entire staff provided impeccable service, guiding us through an unforgettable omakase experience. The dishes were outstanding, with the freshest ingredients and flawless presentation. Some were so good that they didn’t even make it to a photo—we simply couldn’t wait to eat them!
The atmosphere, the hospitality, and, most importantly, the food all combined to create one of the best dining experiences we’ve ever had. If you’re looking for a special place to celebrate or just to enjoy exceptional sushi, this is it. Thank you, Taki Omakase, for an unforgettable night!