8/23/2024 After spending 3 nights in Toronto and eating nothing but Chinese food, I decided to seek out sushi for dinner on my first night in Montreal. Reviews for Fisshu read as decent and only a couple blocks from my hotel, and so I dined in. This is an all you can eat sushi restaurant with Chinese dishes. I know what you're going to say, that I was avoiding Chinese food, yes but the main thing here is sushi. Location: directly located in downtown Montreal and only a block away from the local Macy-esque department store. Upon Entry: I went at a good time, just after 5pm and was very quiet. I was seated promptly and instructed to order directly on the iPad. Very straightforward. This is a no thrills restaurant. You come here to get full and you certainly will. The Food & The Service: selection of sushi was decent but not abundant as one would find at a traditional or conveyor belt sushi restaurant. Other non sushi dishes included Chinese staples like fried rice and general Tso's chicken. I stuck mainly to sushi, alternating between nigiri and specialty rolls. I did supplement my meal with stir fried udon noodles and miso soup. While the selection of fish was quite limited, the freshness and composition of the sushi made up for it. I ordered multiple nigiris of eel, tomago, blue fin tuna and tofu skin just to name a few. The sushi was excellent. Interaction between the wait staff and myself was limited but efficient as food came out and plates cleared quickly. Final Thoughts: 10% discount off the bill is offered if one were to pay in cash. I was happy to have found this all you can eat sushi spot in Montreal. If you want a no thrills, no fuss, quick and delicious meal; definitely try Fisshu. read more

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I loved the vibes here! Beautiful cool wall art on every wall! Super relaxing and enjoyable experience. You order on an iPad and they send you your food but they forgot some parts of orders multiple times. Also every order is very very small portions like 4 piece for a Cali roll but it is all you can eat so you can order as much as you like. I like this system because it lets you try new rolls and different foods without getting a whole portion of it. Overall sushi fish was fresh but I would always dial back on the rice. This is normal for all you can eat resteraunts because they want you to get full off of rice. I definitely would come back because they have a big big menu and lots of variety for all you can eat. I recommend only ordering sashimi and maki rolls as well as the appetizers. The ramen and the hand rolls are not worth it. read more

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Pooh and I were craving sushi and we were looking for an "all you can eat" and BYOB, and found this place. The sushi was great: it was fresh, very tasty and well prepared. The menu, on the other hand, was confusing. The wording on some dishes was misleading; for example, "chicken wings" one would think more than one wing but no there was just one so what does the other person eat? Secondly, tempura shrimp, again one on the plate. Also they forgot one of our orders The service was fast; we never waited more then 2 minutes for our food. We would definitely go back read more

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If you are looking for nice sushi, fast serving and great service, you will definitely get the first two at Fisshu. Typically, when I go to a Sushi restaurant, I do not expect excellent service, so that I do not get disappointed. However, when the restaurant is on Ste-Catherine, right in the centre of the buzz, then I expect that higher standard. Service, related to attentiveness and greeting, unfortunately, is not the greatest, but not unpleasant. This is a buffet restaurant that I made a reservation for three, on a Saturday evening at 6pm. Inside is relatively classy, moderate noise level where you can have a descent conversation. It is a BYOB- and I did bring my own bottle of wine. Who said you cannot have red wine with sushi? We were immediately provided with a tablet to place our orders and 2 clean empty glass of wine, as we sat down. Food serving was lightning fast. There is sushi and then there is sushi. I am delightfully impressed with the quality and freshness of all the dishes we ordered, with no exceptions. Food presentation was excellent. Sushi torched right at our table. We served our own wine from start to finish. While I do not keep tab of what I ordered, I have a very good memory of what was on my order list and can reasonably confirm that there were not any "voluntary" back order cancellations. The portion size is more than descent and one has to read properly to see the "unit of measure", some being served as 1-piece, others as 6-pieces. If you are inclined to order more beef, pork, chicken menu, you might find the menu not to support that many selections, however, for fish and seafood dishes, there is enough choice that I was satisfied with. There was no eye judgement whether we ordered too much or too little. Will I be back? Most certainly, I will. read more

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My girlfriend and i went to this all you can eat spot and our goal was to make back my 84$ spent to eat sushi after our 4th round we decided to try some skewers and in the first bite i was staring at a crisp fly that had bin burned into the squid meat. We called the waiter over and got a half apology. my girlfriend is now having symptoms of food poisoning sutch as projectile vomiting ect. The food was good not gonna lie just anybody that eats there make sure you are double checking your bite that you are about to take. read more

I feel the need to write a review because my boyfriend and I had a really good experience despite the poor reviews here and on other sites. All-you-can-eat sushi is something we do a lot; We've eaten amazing AYCE in many different cities around North America so we have a lot to compare Fisshu to. We really enjoyed the sushi and service at Fisshu. The fish was fresh and tasty, and you don't have to worry that the rolls will come with mostly rice. We didn't try any of the non-sushi dishes, but had just about every sushi roll on the menu. We couldn't help stuffing our faces with such delicious food! The sushi comes in small quantities (usually 1 or 4) so it's easy to get exactly the right amount and not over-order. If you're still hungry, order more: there's no limit to how many rounds you order! My favorite rolls they have are the Vegas Roll and the Natsumi Roll. My only complaint about Fisshu is that they have a limited Maki Roll menu. What they do have though, is great. The service was fast! We were given a tablet at our table to order from at any time. We would throw a bunch of items into the "cart" and once we clicked "order" the food came out just shortly after. Literally as soon as we finished a dish, someone would swoop in and grab it off the table so we had space for our next dishes. I couldn't believe how efficient they were even though the restaurant was busy on a Saturday afternoon. In summary Pros: yummy food, fresh fish, no limits, quick service Con: small maki roll selection read more

Fisshu - Natsumi Roll (avocado, mango, strawberry jam sauce, whipped cream) - Asian Fusion Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

FIRST OF ALL if it's your first time, under order (order less than you think you'll need/want) for your first round, because you will be required to pay for any pieces you don't eat! Second of all, I didn't even mind the extra 8$ CDN we had to pay for the maki pieces we didn't eat, because everything was so delicious. This is a BYOB place so stop and get a cold bottle of pinot grigio to complement your sushi. The service was pretty good and the sushi (and tempura and soup and salad) were awesome! read more

Fisshu - Asian Fusion Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

BYOB, AYCE Sushi ASAP! This spot has become a favorite on day one of your trips to Montreal. After dropping our stuff at our hotel, and being in a car for 4-5 hours, eating from Mom's car snack bag, we are ready to recharge and this place fits the bill. It is $40pp and the food is made fresh, delicious and quick. You have up to 2 hours and you order electrically from an iPad like thing. The staff is kind and the food comes out so quick. Our family can eat a lot of sushi and everyone is happy here. Conveniently located on St. Catherine's Street. Will it change your life type sushi- no, but it is a solid, delicious and quality meal - absolutely! read more

The people and place were nice. The food was typical of all you can eat sushi places. The service was slower in comparison, considering the low traffic when we were there. It took awhile to get our food even when there were only two families present (a total of 6 customers in the restaurant). The price was way higher than expected, they charged our kids (3 & 6) as much as they did two adults. We didn't have any waste. Our overall bill was nearly $200. Most all you can eat sushi places that we've been to were about half the price (with beer!). I wouldn't go there again. read more

There are a lot of restaurants in Montreal like Fisshu and for me this is a fine iteration. Extra star because it is BYO so the price is relatively lower because we'd probably be ordering Sake otherwise. They also give you a bucket for your wine if you being white which is nice. The sushi is not out of this world, but it's fresh, tasty and they don't overstuff it with rice. We order a lot of sashimi and maki normally. Tempura is solid and there's a beef teriyaki skewer dish that's quite good. Mostly I come to a place like this because my hunger for sushi is far greater than my willingness to pay for the quantity I want and it hits the spot every time. Weekend nights it gets pretty busy. There are always tons of large groups. We normally go last minute so we never have a reservation but a group of two people is easier to squeeze in. It's a pretty loud restaurant because of the aforementioned large groups, but not so loud you're shouting the whole time (drunk people at the larger tables might be.) Despite being crowded the food never takes long though and the servers are always nice. read more

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They've hiked up the price to 28.99$ for the dinner menu. I did eat to my hearts content but 29$ is too much for a sushi buffet. The service was really fast. I was impressed because they kept bringing out plate after plate in so little time. It's like they already had what we wanted prepared. They also were really swift at clearing the table once you were done with it so you never had any clutter of plates. It's a nice restaurant. I like the decor and they have my favourite painting on the wall as you enter (The Great Wave off Kanagawa) The sushi itself was really good. I thought their flavours were on point, their avocado fresh, and their salmon was tasty. Their Philadelphia rolls (cream cheese, cucumber, smoked salmon) had lots of cheese which is rare at AYCE sushi bars. I wish it was avocado instead of cucumber but they tasted great either way. They were my favourite of the night. My boyfriend really liked the Fisshu rolls. He said they were flavourful. I ordered their fried tofu and a vegetarian pizza as well and I thought they were really great. A bit too much spicy mayo on the pizza but you can scrape that off. I usually don't order the sushi pizzas but this one I made an exception because it comes packed with avocado! The fried tofu is just so delightfully fluffy and it tastes slightly of soy sauce which I like because it wasn't overwhelming. It was just enough to give it a kick. Their chicken wings are nice and sweet. I only got one but if I had more stomach capacity I definitely would've ordered more. They were crispy and warm. For some reason they charge you if you bring in wine/beer which is not ideal but I guess they have to. I don't drink alcohol but my boyfriend brought one beer. It's cool that you get to bring in your own alcohol but since you have to pay its kinda bleh. I loved the food but given the price you can find other sushi buffets that give the same satisfaction. read more

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Fisshu, the sushi all you can eat that replaced K2 bistro after it closed down. Fisshu offers a great variety of sashimis, sushis, grilled meats, tempuras and even wok. However, some of their grilled items tastes Frozen like they just had a duet with Elsa. The grilled short ribs were more greese than the fat I gained eating it. The ambiance felt way too romantic with the dim light and candle on the table cuz you know how important it is to take those perfect pictures for instagram. Fried items are more overcooked than a well done steak. The only acceptable item was the roll similar to K2 roll but still more forgetable than your ex. Waitress was nice and helpfull. I missed k2 bistro. read more

Fisshu - Asian Fusion Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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My favorite part about this restaurant is that there is a Burger King directly across the street! We ordered 3 maki rolls this came out as a total of 12 pieces because they only give 4 pieces when you order a roll. I also ordered Fried dumplings. The order is literally one dumpling. When I told the waitress my dumpling was called she threw it away and did not bring me another. Or a bottle of Evian water was served with no On it and tasted like it was filled from the tap. Food tasted horrible. Bill was 66$ 1 small edamame 12 pieces sushi 1 dumpling. . read more

The place inside is very nice! The food is good and fast. The service you feel like they are rushing, but its kind of the place vibes. El lugar por dentro es muy lindo! La comida estuvo bien y rápida. El servicio te hace sentir que te apuran, pero es parte de la vibra del lugar. read more

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Look this is lacking quality so so much please dont serve food like this is atrocious read more

Fisshu - That is the "tartare" yes the cracker with 1.1 gram of shrimp. The rest of the plate dont even go there fam. SAD - Asian Fusion Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Come here hungry, leave full Nice little place with an all you can eat special for about 27 CAD. Was this the best sushi that I have consumed? No, but it was pretty close. The entire menu in this place is part of the all you can eat special, not just rolls and sushi. The restaurant was not too crowded, for a Saturday night, my friend and I arrived 1-1.5 hours before closing and there were a few tables available. The service was pretty efficient and the waiters were pretty nice. Note, order only what you can eat because they will charge you for any food left over, which I think is a fair rule. I will admit that I was a little drunk while I was there, so I can not really remember what did I like the best. However, I did like the saxophonist (with a digital band) playing jazz. When I come back to Montreal, I will revisit but I need to bring someone with me. I do not want to be THAT guy eating all you can eat sushi alone ;) read more

Fisshu - Whaaaaa?!!! Sushi on Pringles. I'm officially sold on this place. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Fairly decent lunchtime AYCE sushi place. One of the highlights is the fact that they serve sashimi during lunchtime, which earns them the extra star. Otherwise, everything else is very average, from their sushi to their side dishes. Like any AYCE sushi places, this place is likely ran by Cantonese people, which explains the availability of plates such as General Tao Chicken. This place does not particularly stand out from other places, except the fact that they serve sashimi during lunchtime. Then again, beware to not abuse from it to the point that they taste like paste in your mouth. Other things that I think are worth mentioning: clean washroom, nice decor, and average service (from what you would expect from an AYCE place: the occasionally missed order because you ordered too much). read more

Fisshu - sashimi galore - Asian Fusion Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

One of the only ayce sushi places in montreal that still does sashimi for lunch, so it's definitely going to be a repeat for me. They're located in a nice location and open for both lunch and dinner. We went for lunchtime and the place was fairly empty on a weekday. Service was good, though it was a bit annoying to use the little paper slips for ordering (I've gotten used to the handy electronic tablets). The sashimi was good quality for ayce and sliced decently thick without being cumbersome. The rolls, well, some were good but some I would not order again. There was a rather odd fancy roll that was deep fried and had wonton crisps(?) on it which I felt didn't add much and it was also not very crisp. The salmon rose was pretty sad and i wouldn't recommend the spicy gunkan sushis either as they add way too much mayo. I really do love the cold mashed potato salad though, and most of the dishes we ordered were pretty good. My friend was rather disappointed that they didn't have french fries though (she loves her fries). But overall I had a very good meal here and it's hard to beat unlimited sashimi for 25 and tax...I hope they keep this feature on the menu as that's really what makes them stand out from the competition. read more

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The disappointment start when you walk in. The waiters all look like they are having the worst day of their lives,no smile no contact it's almost mechanical. The lighting is horrible could barely see not sure if it is like that everyday. ttartar is actually served it on a Pringles like seriously ? The food is not waouw , just decent. Most of the think you can get at any regular sushi place. Only thing I like was the shrimp tempura but it's only because I love shrimp. Worst buffet I've been in Montreal Waited almost 20 mn to get another order. I've got ignored completely and decided to leave. Even to get the check that a struggle. Worst customer service ever. So so disappointed. Im usually a good tipper but I refuse to do so. And yea I ask for the check before I started to wirte this review still havent received it read more

I don't have much to go by except for two items tried via take-out. However, they were both in the same realm of not-that-great. The 'mystery' meat sticks had an interesting marinate/glaze, but could not be chewed up completely - in other words half the order was wasted. Their honey glazed chicken wings were not much better, save for the fact that they were semi-crispy on the out side, but too red near the bone for a good - I'm not going to get ill from eating anymore so stop feeling. Also on note was that they were all wings and no drummettes. Each portion was a nice size on a bed of sauce infused lettuce. Still not enough of a saving grace to avoid the two star, but just enough to skirt the dreaded one star. PS I didn't look at the other reviews prior, so does the average speak?! read more

Summary: Ingredients were not fresh, and the fish to rice ratio is as low as it gets. There is nothing on the menu that I would want to order for a second time aside from maybe the eel and salmon sashimi. Details: I've been to almost every all-you-can-eat sushi places in Montreal, and this is by far the worse one for lunch. It seemed like they can no longer afford the rent for this downtown location as they tried their absolute hardest to cut down on the amount of ingredients in their sushis. I had no idea I was taking regular quality sushi for granted in other all you can eat places until now. If you want to have passable sushi for lunch, go elsewhere. Don't be attracted to the fact that this is one of the few places that offer sashimi options for lunch! read more

Fisshu - 1X salmon rose (yes, one slice of salmon makes a rose!) and 1x salmon nigiri - Asian Fusion Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

The food is ok, but for the price, it's not worth it. The service is non-existent, we had to run after the waiters for our first order, and we never received everything. We had contacted the servers at least 5 times before finally receiving a dish. They never apologized for the delay, or anything. Some tables left because the service was too slow. For the price this is unacceptable. Also, he was out of toilet paper in both toilets. The waiters did not understand French. I do not recommend this place at all. read more

Decided to stop in and eat here before my flight because I was craving sushi and I didn't want to walk far. It's $26.99 for AYCE sushi and other Japanese food. The selection is wide but not big for sushi, unless u are into rolls. for sashimi or sushi the only one with mentioning is the salmon, oily fish (white fish), beef, and the sweet shrimp sushi. The rice to sushi ratio is horrible. Huge pieces of rice. They put mayo in everything. Which is so gross to me! The salmon sashimi are half the normal sizes of real sashimi so it's bite size. They come in 2 pieces each while the other stuff is 1 piece. However, if we are talking about there skewers and tempura. It was really good! It's all made to order so they are nice and hot. The tempura was so fresh and crispy. The beef with mushroom skewer was good. Chicken skewer was basic. I do appreciate that everything comes in small portions so u don't over eat or order. But it's REALlY small. Maybe I'm American so I'm used to big portions?! Either way I wouldn't come back unless u are desperate. Oh the good thing it was byo wine. read more

One star for the restaurant's decoration. The salmon sashimi is not fresh and the rice tastes like you put them in the refrigerator for one month then take it out. Every bite I take is definitely challenging my gustation. Absolutely the worst sushi buffet in downtown and biggest fly in Montreal! read more

Fisshu - Asian Fusion Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

My girlfriend and her friend came to this place first. Then she brought me here. I brought also my friends with me to try this place. We came for lunch. And it's quite nice place. Good ambiance with nice service. For lunch, you don't have lot of choice for sushi. But enough for your appetites. Good thing is you can bring your own vin. A bottle of sake would be nice. read more

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The best AYCE sushi in downtown so far. This is the only sushi place I know of that you can bring your own alcohol. They charge $2 per bottle and 50 cents per beer can as corkage fees, which I think is fair. The only downside: when the restaurant is busy, some of the items you order goes MIA. It would be better if they had an iPad ordering system instead of handwritten orders. The sushi and sashimi was fresh and the cooked and grilled foods were good as well. I would definitely come back again. read more

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I believe this place is unfairly rated on Yelp by some users. We went by this place today and may I say they offer best sushi in Montreal? Seriously, this place rocks. Very friendly service + fresh ingredients + Solid menu The portions are well executed (putting the right amount of rice) and your meal doesn't feel as heavy on your stomach. The water they serve, comes from a commercial glass bottle which is always appreciated it's well clean. I will be back quite soon read more

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Terrible value for what you get. Complete rip off. Also the prices on DoorDash are waaay too expensive, $18.99 for 8 pieces of California Maki Roll? That's ridiculous lol. Quality of sushi is not bad, but definitely not worth the price. read more

Best place for sushi buffet during lunch time. Me and my daughter liked the food so much! The staff is nice, attentive and polite. read more

Fisshu - Their dessert Chaud was also super delicious - Asian Fusion Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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I'm a real glutton for punishment: time and time again, I return to this dispiriting all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant despite previous letdowns. Well, no more! After submitting this review, I vow to never set foot here again. It's a pity that the exquisite decor of this establishment is completely ruined by just about everything else. Despite the fast service, the supersonic waiters, although efficient (my euphemism for "rushed"), lack communication skills and a cheerful disposition. If you are expecting a friendly and upbeat attitude when the waiters yank your plates away and toss additional plates carelessly on your table, you'll be bitter disappointed. Furthermore, the lackadaisical Mandarin-speaking staff members incessantly shout at each ocher across the otherwise quiet restaurant, completely ruining the expected Zen atmosphere of a Japanese restaurant. Their ear-splitting and rambunctious yells (and sometimes restaurant gossip) ruin the ambiance and detract from the dining experience. In terms of food, this restaurant couldn't be any more penny-pinching. The tight-fisted chef sliced my salmon sashimi pieces into the shape of thin veneers, so thin that you can almost see through the fish! And don't even get me started with the nigiri: a disproportionately excessive amount of rice topped with a miserly, meager, scant amount of fish (even less than the aforementioned transparent sashimi!). Until now, what has kept me coming back was the appeal of the AYCE/BYOW concept, the price, and the location. However, after consistently failing to live up to my very low expectations, it is only logical for me to share my disappointment with the rest of the world and issue a well-intentioned warning! read more

Worst all you can eat sushi restaurant I've ever been. I have tried many all you can eat sushi restaurant in Montreal and I can say that this is the worst one. It seems nice, but don't get fouled by the decors. -The rice is dry. I understand this is all you can eat but their sushi is just really bad and I'm not even a picky eater. -Served raw tempura where there is a huge chunk of uncooked, dry flour. -They have both water glasses and wine glasses and they insist of using the wine glass for water and vice versa. read more

Amazing all you can eat sushi!!! BYOW Super fresh, service is excellent and food very tasty. Place is not small and not noisy as normally a restaurant that size would be Great for a date, business meeting or just to hangout with friends and enjoy an amazing sushi Can't wait to go back as even their Ice Cream is delicious read more

Fisshu - Amazing all you can eat sushi!!! Super fresh - Asian Fusion Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

This used to be a Kanda's way back when that chain was at it's low point and the ghost of Kanda still seems to haunt this place i've managed to avoid even though I sushi all over the city. Fisshu in English sounds pretty close to fishy for me. The French word "fichu" also comes to mind, not a good omen. Exhausted from having spent 9 hours NOT eating at the auto-show and wanting to deviate from my normal downtown favorite AYCE (Kuu Bistro) 2 minutes away, I decided to give a go. We started the night with about 20 sashimi pices and 20 nigiri sushi, the first was so small and thin but it was nothing compared to the nigiri pieces where the fish was paper thin, almost translucent. I just began eating the fish and leaving the rice ball, just not worth it. The selection of sushi rolls was not much better, most rolls seemed very similar in taste, even the phoenix fried roll was cold for some reason. We gave up on sushi after trying 3-4 types of Maki. The highlights were the short ribs, tempura, beef skewers, chicken wings and salmon teriyaki. There is an entire menu page devoted to Chinese Wok items, rice and noodles, Ramen Soup and many other dishes i have never seen at AYCE such as omelette and Asian burgers My only issue is that I came to eat Sushi, and that was a letdown, the only way i would recommend it is if someone does not like Sushi but wants to try Pan-Asian cuisine. It was about half busy for a monday morning and we were seated in the middle at a tiny table. I asked for a larger one but was declined even though there were about 20 empty tables. There was barely any room for the dishes and we kept having to organise and place one dish on top of the other. At least the dishes were constantly being brought and picked up, but why go through this hassle? I'll stick to Kuu when downtown read more

This is probably one of the worst AYCE buffets I have ever eaten at. The entire menu is not only filled with Chinese-fusion food, there are many other things that went wrong for me: 1. Near the end of the meal, I found a long black hair wrapped inside the roll I was eating. No FOR REAL. I almost threw up on the table. I stopped right then and there. 2. The General Tao / Lemon Chicken pieces don't actually have chicken in them, it's just fried bits of dough, covered in sauce. Also, it's chicken breast. WTF. 3. Fish is subpar. I can go to a grocery store, fillet it myself and have a better sushi-grade fish than what I ate today. The "oil fish" was disgusting, and frankly, they covered everything in a sauce to make it edible. 4. The only decent roll was the unagi roll. 5. The portions are super tiny. Like.. miniscule. 6. As we kept ordering more, the portions got smaller and smaller, less frequent, and they didn't even remember things that we put on the list. 7. All the rolls tasted the same. Gross. 8. The shrimp tempura was not the kind you think -- long tiger prawns fried with a batter, they used the cheap Costco cocktail shrimp (the tiny ones) and battered them. WTF. NEVER.. EVER.. AGAIN. If I could give zero stars I would. read more

Sunday dinner for two here, we were pleasantly surprised to find the all-you-can-eat pricing is set up $24.99 Sunday to Thursday, and increased on Friday and Saturday. It wasn't overly packed but there was a decent dinner crowd. The spot is easy to find and surrounded by parking lots - the closest one is $10 outdoor on weekends but a further walk will get you underground for $7, or you can test your luck with street parking. Once you walk in you feel like you're at a slightly upscale restaurant, as they have wine glasses and napkins set out, white chairs, and murals on every wall. Upon seating you'll notice the place setting is perfectly placed at every table, with the chopsticks lined to the edge of the table centered on the paper napkin, and the dishes placed squarely around it - satisfying to those who demand perfect little details in life. There was a wide selection of food - all the works with the appetizers, sashimi, sushi, maki, hot food...the maki rolls lack diversity but there are a decent number of choices and some unique and creative options. We noted that the sashimi orders come in sets of two pieces, but the pieces are smaller than usual so one order equates to the typical one. We tried a variety of items and found the sashimi to be tasty but everything else hovered around acceptable. We got the spicy salmon roll and the strawberry and banana roll, both did not meet expectations. The seaweed and rice paper were chewy, and the filling was average. The spicy salmon was not spicy, and chocolate sauce replaced the promised strawberry sauce. The chewy seaweed problem continued to all the other roll items - particularly unfortunate with the hand roll. The snack items have many options - from takoyaki and fried tofu to barbecue squid and beef rolls. Overall they were average - some items were tasty, others were not so good - and there wasn't much we wanted seconds of. Dessert offered chocolate, green tea, and mango ice cream - safe choices you can't go wrong with. There was also rice balls which are really tong yuan with no filling, served covered in diluted chocolate sauce and sesame seeds, and there's Japanese small bread which is a deep fried maan tou with the condensed milk drizzled on top already. Overall, I would return for the sashimi, the convenience of it being priced for weekday on Sunday nights, and the ambiance of the restaurant, but not so much for the variety or taste of their food in general. read more

Fisshu - Spicy salmon roll and strawberry banana roll. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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The service and environment is good, but I am extremely disappointed at the food. I feel unbelievable that this kind of food can be served in a restaurant. I have been to more than 150 restaurants and this is the first time I think I can cook each and every dish better than the restaurant does. First came the wonton soup, the wonton is broken. The rice of sushi is so sticky and too sweet. I ordered smoked salmon and salmon, but the things they served are exactly the same. Steak is over cooked, while beef rib is rare. Riceball is undercooked, there is a taste of toothpaste. Chicken wing is served with honey on the top. Instead of making honey an ingredient of the sauce, They just put honey on cooked chicken wings. The taste is so strange. The ice cream is okay. I believe this is because they buy it from the market. read more

All you can eat sushi joint for $25 on weekdays. Extensive menu in small portions so you can really try a little bit of everything, which my group of 5 attempted to do. You can also bring in your own wine or beer(not hard liquor). It was also really nice that there were a lot of pictures. Service: looked like a three man crew in a fairly busy restaurant, but the food comes out super fast. It was unfortunate that they missed a few items when we ordered, but we ordered so much and it came out fast enough that we felt that was forgivable. Food: I enjoyed the California rolls, skewers, the soup, and especially the fried scallops. The banana rolls were fantastic and the pad Thai was great too. The sandwiches were good but a little strange and definitely avoid the octopus balls... Overall, we left happy and stuffed. Good place to take your hungry crew and get you sushi fill. We will be back read more

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Definitely overpriced for the amount we paid for... And I was able to feel that the servers were just waiting for us to get out read more

The best Sushi i've ever had to date. Wide menu selection with plenty of options. Haven for Sushi lovers. read more

Fisshu - Asian Fusion Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Pluses: good service, fast, clean, pleasant interior, they have gluten free soy sauce. Minuses: the food, the food, the food. I don't know how anyone can say "best sushi ever" unless they never had good sushi. It is not bad like you'll get sick, just not what sushi lovers are looking for. But what do you expect from an all you can eat place. BTW the wife did enjoy the pad thai. Maybe just stay away from the sushi. read more