Finally got to try sushi bae!…read more They did not disappoint I actually think they are better than sushi shop! I know you're probably thinking how can that be ? But it was super fresh and the prices weren't that bad. I loved the shrimp tempura ones those were so flavourful and made my day. Very crispy he ratio sauce to shrimp was on point.

The good: The green salad and dressing were a pleasant surprise. Speed of food prep was phenomenal…read more The cost was great. The not so good: You get what you pay for. We bought one of the platters, it's a lot of filler ingredients (vegetables, crab stick, egg). The quality was okay for the fish. This is a budget sushi place. If you go into it knowing that, it's fine.

A fabulous experience in the heart of montreal. With 2…read moreservices welcoming 12 guests max, you are in for an incredible private experience. The staff is kind, attentive, and spends time explaining every dish served. Guests seat around the kitchen for a true omakaze experience, with the best skilled chefs. Everything is imported directly from Japan and prepared in front of you. We went to celebrate a birthday and would recommend this place to anyone looking for a unique experience in Montreal.

Wow! What an experience. We didn't quite know what to expect. This was an amazing mix of tradition,…read moreskill and performance art. This is the 5-star culinary equivalent to Cirque du Soliel, in that six people collaborated in small teams to prepare and present each delicious course with flair. Before each round, we were presented with the fish that was the base of the dish to follow. I liked this a lot because often I need to google less common fish to learn what they look like. I appreciated the tea ceremony at the end. It was a lovely finale to a very memorable experience. We will definitely return.

The Joe beef guys tweeted about this place and I knew I had to try it. I didn't know what to expect…read morefrom an Izakaya serving sushi in the middle of nowhere LaSalle but I was most pleasantly surprised. The ambiance is nice, clean, and quiet. Unlike most other Izakayas I've tried that are loud and rowdy, you can actually hear your dinner mate. The food was EXCELLENT. We tried several dishes - the squid, the salmon salad, a fish (I forget witch), the fried chicken (Kara ge) and the crab sushi. Everything was great. Next time I'm having the black cod. Best of all - the prices are totally reasonable! We had drinks (I had a bottle of Sake) and it was still under 80$! Without alcohol, dinner for 2 including tip would've been under 60$! Good food, reasonable price, what's not to like?

The food was incredible !!!! A large variety of dishes, Very affordable and extremely good service…read more Cozy and clean. I highly recommend this place for any occasion. One of the best sushi places. Also important, very easy to park, unlike the Montreal area. The quality here is NOT 2nd to any place in Montreal.

We stumbled into this place while all others were closing and/or rejecting us. We were a large…read moreparty of eight (8), no problem. I really enjoyed the vibe, the attentive service and the mixed flavor of spices incorporated into the side dishes. Fantastic! What a great idea, grill your own food. Good job! Well done!

honestly didnt liked that the food felt like it was reheated and didnt taste very good. Id say the…read morepositive aspects of the place are the atmosphere and the service (which is decent, but nothing much to say about it)

Delicious ramen! Went for a late dinner with some friends and good thing because it's a small place…read morewith only 3 tables and 2 high top tables facing the windows. The quality and quantity is the best here. The black garlic ramen was filing, flavourful, and tasty. We also got the karaage and edamame to share. Really good. I especially liked that the edamame was salted and warm and the karaage was crispy and fresh. Our server was also super nice and attentive. The cafe is also decorated with all things cat! Very cute.

Petit comptoire a Ramen offrant les classiques J'ai prit la Tonkostu avec nouille doré, œuf mariné,…read morechasiu porc, pousses de bambou, champignons, maïs, nori et bien plus. Cest un bon choix. Le service est execellent.

A newish Japanese curry/tea house in Verdun which serves up Japanese comfort food like curry, udon…read moreand ramen. They specialize in the comfort food one of the co-owners grew up with eating at home which her Japanese father provided. It's also a cafe and tea house. With tatami sitting mats, a swing set and picnic tables indoors, a whole cabinet of traditional Japanese tea pots, none of which match, they serve up a whole bunch of various Asian teas as well as some very good home-roasted coffee and corresponding cakes, and baked goods. Their sea-salt chocolate brownie is particularly great.

Great coffee shop in this neighborhood! Canado-Japanese…read moreinfluenced, all throughout their decor and what they serve. You will find great coffee (they roast their own and it's fantastic!) and great homemade food and treats.. moist carrot pineapple cake, udon, onigiris, pain doré with matcha if you fancy and even kid's meal. This place is well adapted for parents to bring their young kids while they enjoy a coffee or meal, as there is a play area in the back. During the weekend, you will often find live music during brunch hours. The owners wanted to create a place with a sense of community for their community..and I think they nailed it.

The broth is nice and hot, rich but not too much fat, very flavourful. I like that the chasu is…read moremarinated and flavourful and firmer in texture which I prefer and not soft and fatty like most places. I had the thin noodles and they were perfectly cooked. The restaurant is clean and modern and service with a smile. We came after the noon hour rush around 1:30 pm and it was quiet and you don't feel rushed.

I never expected to have such good Ramen in Montreal. But lo and behold, Sansotei did a spectacular…read morejob. No wonder it's 4.6+ stars on Google. Even during peak summer season the restaurant was crowded and even had a line starting to form at peak lunch hour. There are not very many large tables so don't expect a large group to be sitting together. The menu is pretty straightforward with the typical miso, tonkotsu, and shoyu broths. But they even have a tomato broth with Hokato scallops for those more adventurous. We ordered the Tonkotsu Black $19 & the Tonkotsu+ $19. Is it pricey for Ramen? Yes. But was it worth it? Yes. The Tonkotsu Black had a rich broth with prominent garlic oil. The Tonkotsu+ was really the show stopper. With 3 different styles of meat: Smoked pork pastrami, meatballs & chashu. The truffle oil was fragrant and earthy. But the biggest surprise was shiitake mushrooms. They were marinated/seasoned to perfection, with a hint of sweetness. I would've been happy with just a giant bowl of shiitake mushrooms, and truffle oil. The broth was much lighter and delicate than the Tonkotsu Black, yet strong on the truffle. If you're not really a fan of truffle, do not get this. We were tempted to go back again, but we opted to try other restaurants around the downtown area. 10/10 Would go back again! The staff are very friendly and quick. Give it a try! They have multiple locations, especially if you're looking for something new, yet comforting.