Canadian (Québécois) take on sushi. So, not what Americans are used to. Not bad but different…read more Fast friendly service. Club vibe. Limited nigiri (really only tuna and salmon). Innumerable maki with every permutation of ingredient they have in house (minus algae salad). Miso soup probably DID have miso paste in it but I've never seen so many mushrooms (which made the soup thick and brown and colored the tofu). Overly salty and absent any wakame. Maybe an NYC 2/5.

Excellent sushi! All rolls were creative,fresh and inexpensive. The sushi rice is spectacular…read more Service was fantastic!

This place is great. Monday thru Thursday the price is $36. On Friday thru Sunday and holidays the…read moreprice is $39. The waitstaff on my visit was great. Very helpful and attentive. Provided me with an English menu since I don't speak or read French. Service was fast and the food was very fresh. By far one of the best all you can eat sushi restaurants I've ever been to. The place does have some bad reviews but I see nothing wrong here personally. I travel all over the US and Canada for work and I've been to many places to eat. This place has great food, great service, and a great atmosphere. Make sure you plan a visit here soon.

Had lunch here with the family 4x in total, 2 of which are seniors. We walked in 30 minutes after…read moreopening and were informed that the main cook was running a bit late. We didn't care since it was rainy and was not in a great rush. After us, a few more customers came in and pretty much everyone was doing the AYCE. The way it works is you write down the item # and followed by quantity. They did emphasize that you will be penalized should you waste any food twice before we actually placed our order. We waited a good 20-30 minutes or so before we were served actual food. The waiter did hand us the Japanese seaweed salad quickly as that didn't need to be cooked. BTW, everything is served as 1pc! So in preparation for the long wait, we were ordering our next order as the wait was long. Waiter was handing food 1 by 1. Midway during our lunch we were informed that the French couple eating at the other table was done and that the "OWNER" preferred the French way of ppl eating AYCE. As they hardly ate anything, left and paid AYCE price. I was like what the ....! To top it off we were asked multiple times if we were full. The whole situation was so absurd and laughable. Was I eating for free? Last time I checked I was a paying customer. If they felt cheated regarding the price versus quantity of eating they should have thought of that as NOT all people walking to through their door will eat like a bird! Food wise it was okay. The udon broths were good, we had seafood and spicy beef. Seafood fried rice was good. In terms of sushi and hand roll, fish to rice ratio was 1 to 3. It was pretty much all rice, I guess this is how they make up their margin. Also, no tuna it was just pretty much salmon. Shrimp tempura was okay. The sushi pizza was swimming in mayo. We ordered 1x Grilled Saury but was informed much later that they don't have it. Drinks are not included in the AYCE. So if you want to be harassed and be constantly reminded of how much you shouldn't be eating, then come here. Or if you need a no frill lunch and dinner at a decent pricing then this is the spot for you.

Very good sushi in a somewhat unlikely location... a small take out joint in an office building…read more But very friendly service and tasty food.

A hidden gem! It was close to where we were staying and someone in our group looked it up and it…read morehad great reviews. I admit I was a bit skeptical at first but the food was delicious. I only tried a small platter of the sushi but was fresh and good. The noodles though were amazing. It's a small store and there's not much seating but it's worth the try. Seems like a family that runs it and they were very nice.

It's a lovely restaurant with kind hearted and down to earth staff. The owner, Ly, is often behind…read morethe sushi bar working with the rest of her crew. I do not recommend if you are on a tight schedule as you might find the service long, especially on Friday nights. Also, parking is an issue in that area. So, I recommend considering a good 15-minute walk. My friends and I have been enjoying this restaurant for years and time flies when we are together. We don't mind the service being long since it gives us time to catch up on any updates. As for the food, expect quality over quantity. It is not an all you can eat restaurant. Some sushis are pricey, but are worth the try!!!

This place was near the Airbnb we were staying at so we gave it a shot, but honestly, it was like…read morehaving Chinese takeout served on a plate. The food was way too oily. The chicken pad Thai (I ordered) wasn't really pad Thai, it was more along the lines of Chinese stir fry with peanuts. All the dishes we ordered had the generic onions and peppers. Wouldn't come here for the entree items again. The sushi was also average. The service was slow, but our waitress was great. The menu was in French and she helped translate all the entrees.

While on vacation, we were craving some noodles and found this place that had udon bowls. The udon…read morewas the least flavorful udon I've ever had. The shrimp in the udon was very small. It was also not very hot. I do not recommend the udon. I have heard better things about the sushi from online reviews so perhaps give that a try. We also asked for hot water, and that's when things took a bit of a turn. They said they didn't have cups to hold hot water in and could provide us with plastic cups. So we agreed. Then they brought over a tea pot, a single tea cup, and three plastic cups. What kind of Japanese place doesn't have tea equipment? With that said, I appreciate the effort in getting us what we asked for. The service was good. The ambiance is a modern sushi bar, it was nice.

Was visiting QC last week. Had the salmon-tuna pokè bowl. Very fresh tasting and tons of food…read more Didn't eat at the restaurant....took it to go as we were staying right next door and wanted to watch the Olympics. My friends had the sushi and that looked good as well. I would definitely return.

This place is great because: 1. Small, only a few tables…read more 2. Limited menu, chef's choice. 3. We were immediately asked about allergies instead of having to tell them, which is a nice change of pace. They were accomodating of a wheat allergy but didnt have GF soy sauce. Its small so make a reservation to be gauranteed a spot at dinner. They do not serve alcohol.

Came here on December 26 at 1:30pm and was refused to be served because they were short staffed…read more They had two empty tables and were not busy at all. Also, I asked if I could use the restroom and was denied access by the girl working. Terrible service, would give them a zero rating

Had the Samurai chef's choice platter…read more I'm fairly jaded when it comes to sushi in Quebec as it rarely lives up to my standard. This however I would say was quite good. Very fresh great selection and 22 pieces was all my (before hungry) stomach could handle. I sat at sushi bar to watch the Quebecois (non Asian) trained sushi chefs. These guys can roll some "mechant" damm good rolls! If the chef's are reading my recommendation******* They need to season their rice a bit better and it would taste fresher. A mix of more rice wine vinegar (unseasoned) and light mirin would do wonders to the rice! A solid 4/5!

We went based on other Yelp recommendations. Supposedly the #1 sushi restaurant in Quebec. Is it…read moregood, yes. It's very good. Fresh. Lots of options. BUT, they have No English menu. French only. But our waiter was as good and accommodating as he could be. We basically told him what we wanted and he made it happen. We liked that. :)

Came here early on a Thursday night, we had no reservations and it didn't seem to be an issue. We…read moreordered four different types of rolls as well as two glasses of wine... Paid $110!!! Is it just me or has sushi gotten very expensive??? Our service was good but a bit rushed when explaining the menu... The sushi was really good... But i'm sure their prices will keep my sushi cravings to a minimum.

Le Champlain was a really memorable brunch experience during our trip to Quebec City. The Sunday…read morebrunch buffet is a splurge, but worth it for a special occasion. Some of our favorite dishes were the beet-cured salmon, jalapeño passion fruit and scallop ceviche, and the beet and apple salad. All drinks were included, including their special Earl Grey tea blend, and the juices tasted very fresh. Our server, Renee, was a delight as well. One tip: if you're hoping for a window table, one of the hostesses mentioned that you need to book far in advance.

The service is truly wonderful. As attentive, but relaxed as you would expect. We were seated by…read morethe windows overlooking the river. I believe you usually have to prepay for the six course tasting menu, which we did not do. We did a la carte, which we were all glad about after tasting the food. The amuse bouche was a piece of salmon on top of what tasted like the fried crispy wontons that you get with Chinese takeout. Weird. My mother had the cucumber appetizer, which just tasted like a palette cleanser. She then had the agnolotti, which I thought was fine, but she didn't eat more than two bites. My dad had the suckling pig, which he nor the bite my mother took found enjoyable. I had the halibut, it was fine, I just don't think I like poached fish. The portions on the a la carte also seem to be the same as the tasting courses, which wasn't a big deal because none of us really enjoyed it. Their cocktails were surprisingly reasonable. My parents had gone last year and loved it, but this year wasn't great. I go to restaurants for the food. This visit we lucked out with great service and a spectacular view. I don't think we'll be going back. Oh, they give you complimentary bread (!!!) and delicious butter. I haven't seen quality bread and butter for a minute. My mom loved it last year, so went again, and np omen was happy

After travel around the city all day, my friend and I wanted to have Japanese food, so we chose…read moreEnzo Sushi to be our spot to eat. They have vegetarian option, so we were happy about it. Fish was good as regular standard. Wine was okay. Service was fine even not perfect, but we can communicate in English. Time, we got there weren't busy at all but after that table fill up so quick, seems like a lot of Non-Asian loves to experience different kind of food honestly, we just feel so so not impressive but still appreciated at least we have sushi place to eat in the middle of Quebec City.

Chateau Frontenac recommends this place-had amazing reviews so why not go here our first night in…read moreQC. Took 47 minutes to get our order in-might have been short staffed-but I really don't care. This is a very Non traditional place. So if you want westernized tempura-teriyaki-80% off the menu has everything fried-this is your place. Sushi is mostly rice-yet they charge like they are giving you lobster. Will not be coming back here again.