Restaurant Review: Tim Maslow’s Whaling in Oklahoma

Will a hotshot chef’s American-Japanese comeback sink or swim in the South End?

Wondering why an izakaya-inspired eatery in Boston’s South End is called Whaling in Oklahoma? The restaurant’s name nods to a Sooner State conservation mandate that prohibits catching certain species on a long, occasionally head-scratching list of wildlife. The law garnered a moniker: the “Whaling in Oklahoma” code.

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