Was craving ramen. This restaurant was still open and close to our hotel. So happy we tried it…read morebecause it was one of the best ramens I've had. It was so hearty and the noodles tasted handmade. Wish they gave more broth though. The inside decor was cool. The servers are nice and friendly. Food was served fairly quickly.

No wait Sunday around 6pm…read more Parking found easily a half block away. Fun spot for the kids, a lot going on, and tasty noodles. Ochairo drink - 3.5 stars HH nasu eggplant - 3.5 stars Tonkotsu garlic oil - 4 stars Tonkotsu spicy miso - 4 stars $103 CAD total

Taiyo is a 2 story Asian restaurant that have 3 specialty…read more The first one is a Korean bbq. I've tried many Korean BBQ across the greater Montreal and this one is by far the one I prefer. Everything we tried on the menu was just perfect, tasted amazing and there is a lot of choices. Drinks aren't included, you pay for those extra. The other on the same floor as the bbq and is all you can eat sushi. We didn't try this one but while at the bbq, my girlfriend did order sushi (included in the bbq) and she really liked them. The difference is in the all you can eat sushi, there is more option then in the bbq. Food is serve on a convoyer belt delivered directly to you. Sometime, it come off a train on top of the conveyer belt, other stuff come from a big cat robot and some are waiter delivered. On the third floor is the newly opened Izakaya. I didn't see the menu but from what I understood, you can also get the same sushi plus many more offering. This floor is like a bar so 18+ only. The second floor is busy specially on week-end. You might be lucky to snatch a place without reservation but it took me all summer to get one without reservation. Reservation are available on the website and very easy to do and highly recommended. The izakaya is first come first serve. The price is normal for a bbq place. The ambiance is a mix of anime,. 3d CGI and such projected to walls. It's very nice. I'll come back for sure.

One of the most/best sushi ever, the menu price is amazing. I highly recommend it to the community.read more

While I was in Montreal, I had to check out the FAMOUS Kinton Ramen (yes, I know about this spot…read morefrom their graphic t shirt collaboration with Uniqlo LOL). I stopped by around 8:45 PM, 15 minutes before they closed, but the staff were so kind and lovely, let me dine in, gave me a free drink on the house, and even told me to take my time and not worry about closing. I ordered the spicy garlic pork ramen with thick noodles, and I was blown away with how flavorful the broth and QQ (chewy) the noodles were. I didn't like the pork that much and found it a bit tough and gamey, but they do have two other types of meat (chicken, beef) as well as a vegetarian option available, as well as seasonal menu specials. If I was at McGill, I'd probably visit this spot a bit too often LOL, and I highly recommend checking them out for their comforting ramen bowls and incredibly kind service!

Stopped in for dinner and got the following: - Beer/Sake…read moreCombo: Comes with Original Pork Ramen and a choice of beer or sake. I went with the beer. You also need to decide if you want thick or thin noodles, went with thin. - Original Karaage Simple interior design and layout, either you sit at the tables or the bar. The staff member was very friendly, service was quick and the food came out fast. The Karaage was perfectly fried, seasoned and delicious. However, no dipping sauce is provided, all other joints that I've been to will give you a mayo dipping sauce, not here. The Ramen - noodles were perfectly cooked, however honestly package ramen had a better flavor than their Original pork ramen unfortunately. I had expected this rich and creaminess of the pork broth, that was sticky-lipped intensifying, but it was not. This was disappointing and thus can only give 2 stars. I can't say for other noodle type, but original pork ramen needs a lot of work.

2/3 la comida está Ok The food is ok but nothing special…read more In any case Luckily the service is super friendly

I used to think all AYCE sushi place were the same because the core menu items usually don't change…read morea lot but this place surprised me! The Nutella dessert rolls and the soft serve ice cream are a nice touch and I really enjoyed seeing the other small changes and variations they had in their menu. I'd go back for sure! Fast service and a good location.

Love this.place for Ramen it really is the best in laval in.my opinion, the.prices arr bit high but…read moreI hope they keep the good fresh ingrediennts

Very good ramen in Laval, they offer pork ramen, chicken and veggies. If you like pork that is the…read moreramen for you. Everything is fresh and made to order. The appetizer pork gyozas are great as well. Staff speaks English and French. located next to the biggest mall in Canada in Laval, plenty of parking. Great spot for ramen on a cold day or every day.

We went for the 4:30 service and it was packed. We we made reservations, they requested that our…read moretable be clear at 6:20, so you are a little limited for time but its all good. But we got seated quickly and they respect the covid rules so that is not an issue. You order from an ipad and the service is very efficient. Our first order was a good batch of sushi so its normal that it took a little time. The sushi was fresh and the grilled portion was plenty hot so not worried there. The staff was very nice and always available for any questions. I absolutely love the presentation of their plates. Even though this is an all you can eat joint, it's nice that they put thought into it. I was surprised for their dessert selection that is included. Usually places charge more for fried banana and fried bread. Will definitely return!

I've been to most of the all you can eat sushi joints on the south shore and this is the best one!read more

Came here on a double date and it's a great restaurant for that! Intimate setting, not too loud,…read morefriendly staff, and the food is decent! Ordered the Kimchi Jeon to share which is a Korean pancake with kimchi and bacon, it took a really long time to make but it was worth it! Very delicious. I ordered the Salmon teriyaki which came with rice and vegetables on the size and the portion is very big. I couldn't finish it all. I thought the salmon was missing something but the rest was delicious. My date got the Jeyuk Jungsik, pork and mushrooms with stir fry vegetables and rice. He enjoyed it as well! All of our meals came out sizzling which I love.

Good Korean food but nothing exceptional. The samgyeopsal (pork belly, kimchi, rice) was good but…read morelacked in taste. It was just fried pork belly with abit of kimchi and sauce on the side. It would have been better if the pork, kimchi and sauce were all stir fried together. Hukbaegi bulgogi was delicious, a very comforting bowl of stew with lots of meat, glass noodles and vegetables. The takoyaki were ok, very liquidy inside.

Very much enjoyed my meal here on a weekday last week…read more First of all, the atmosphere is great, very unique decor and the staff were extremely friendly. The portions are small so don't expect to order 1-2 and be full. Between two people, we shared 5 dishes and we probably could have ordered 2 more. We tried a variety of items off their menu including one sashimi and one fried dish. Everything tasted good, was fresh and had different flavour profiles. I wasn't a huge fan of the matcha cheesecake because I found that there wasn't enough of a cheesecake taste. It cost us each 25$ before tip which I find pretty reasonable. Overall, I would return and I look forward to trying more dishes.

Last full day in Montreal and our last meal was here! While I was figuring out which places I…read morewanted to check out ahead of my trip, I was most intrigued by their interior architecture. The walls appear as if they are sunken in, but the wood panels are just positioned in very interesting angles that make them look like a literal hole in the wall. We arrived for an early dinner, but luckily, we made it right on time for happy hour. It worked out so well, so we started the evening with drinks - Kyoto Cooler (sake, honey, grapefruit) & Yuzu Sour (shochu, yuzu, soda). Althpugh the drinks were presented nicely, they were not mixed at all! Everything we were interested in on the menu happened to be on the happy hour menu. Well, that worked out so perfectly! This is what we got: Toro Age, Tebasaki, Sake Wasa and Maguro Nudo. For value at happy hour, it was great to share these small plates, but they were not portioned enough to fill an appetite without spending a couple extra bucks. Since we were still hungry, we also ordered an item on the regular menu - Unagi Aburi. Portion was extremely small with thin slivers of torched freshwater eel topped with sliced almonds and tobiko caviar. I wasn't sure if the yuzu honey sauce on the plate made a difference, but there's a lot of sweetness in the dish itself. Our favorite was the tebasaki though. Fried to a golden crisp, the wings were juicy with a light soy glaze. We loved it so much, we ordered another plate and because it was on happy hour, I didn't feel too bad or wasteful ordering up. Overall, Kinoya was a fun place to visit for its novelty, but not a place I would find myself returning to. Actually, maybe for the wings, just the wings! The food didn't deliver as much as I had hoped and the portion to price ratio was a bit pricey for value to satisfaction. However, the happy hour deals are great and worth a visit!