This was probably some of the best and most beautiful vegan sushi I've ever had in my life. I am…read morenot vegan but still thoroughly enjoyed it! We split a boat between four of us and it was the perfect amount of food. It's a small restaurant but it's pretty and the staff were very attentive!

A wonderful vegan take on Montreal's Japanese food scene…read more Montreal is a city that takes its Japanese food seriously, so we had high hopes for Ohana -- and it delivered. My husband and I had a lovely dinner there on a recent Sunday evening, working our way through several rolls and a couple of appetizers, and we left very happy. What stood out most was how many of the rolls lean into fruits and vegetables rather than fake fish alternatives. That's exactly our preference, and it was a genuine delight to see a menu that celebrates plant-based ingredients so thoughtfully. Everything we tasted was delicious -- fresh, creative, and satisfying. The staff were friendly and welcoming throughout, which added to an already enjoyable evening. If you're vegan or simply curious about what plant-based Japanese cuisine can look like at its best, Ohana is well worth a visit. A lovely addition to Montreal's dining scene.

We found Park Restaurant on the Netflix show: Feed Phil (filmed in 2019)…read more We focused on ordering their classic sushi with an innovative/interesting preparation that chef Park created: Wow! We ordered a 12 Nigiri chef's choice platter and an 8 roll chef's choice Maki rolls. The sushi had incredible depth, but still nuanced, of flavor created by the chef Antonio Park's additions to the classic sushi. The fish was fresh. The presentation was perfect. Overall a great experience. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

Very much enjoyed our welcome-to-Montreal dinner at Park Restaurant! We knew we wanted Park's…read moreomakase, so opted to sit at the counter so we could watch the magic in motion. Appreciated that there were three omakase options at three price points, some with more meat, some with more fish. We went with the middle option, leaning toward more fish and the meal did not disappoint. Service was attentive and the presentation of each course was beautiful. Would certainly return!

We grabbed an outdoor table for lunch just in time to hear the music at the Jazz Festival. Couldn't…read morehave been more perfect. Everything was delicious and left us wishing they would open one at home. Food presentation was lovely and all our choices were delicious. I've been hesitant about trying Konica salmon (all the food is vegan) and was delightfully suprised. The fried oyster mushrooms were perfection. We also had a beet/apple/avocado roll that was. I excellent. Dessert was their brownie which was rich, decadent and a great way to end the meal. We sat sipping our Ameretto Sours and listening to the jazz music. Our waitress was very friendly and we never felt rushed. When we come back to Montreal this is on our shortlist for returning.

Great spot for sushi...if you are looking to keep to your plant-based lifestyle or looking to try…read moresomething very interesting, creative and really tasty!! We should have known ahead of time that Bloom Sushi is 100% plant-based but we missed the memo. No worries, our waitress, Amy, was pleasant, knowledgeable and willing to share information! We had a blast and a great dinner in their beautiful setting. The owner stopped by our table to chat and she was lovely and shared her story and passion. I will be back!

Discovered this more than 15 years ago as my brother rented their event venue for me. Bit this week…read morehad the resto experience! Euh.... Gottas pin this in my absolutes! Nice laidback ambiance with passionate staff.

This is a vegan restaurant using plant-based ingredients to recreate Thai dishes…read more I was craving for Thai soup. They have Tom Yum and Tom Kha. Both are lemongrass soup. The difference is that Tom Yum is spicier. Tom Kha is milder from the addition of coconut milk. The Kari Puff is stuffed with curried potatoes and peas. The Yam Mamuang salad was refreshing with a bit of spiciness. Everything I ordered was delicious!! I would come again just for the sticky rice. I love sticky rice!! :D

Great find in Montreal! I love quality vegan sushi but don't love fake fish and basic vegetable…read morerolls don't cut it. This placed delivered. The flavors were enticing and unique without being too "out there". The portions are also generous. Even though each roll is only 5 pieces, the pieces are huge! The 3 Champions is a must. I also really enjoyed the Seasonal Salad - while it's on the smaller side, it's packed with texture and flavor. The rolls I ordered also survived the 2-hour drive from Montreal to Vermont, so it's a great takeout option. This is my go-to option if I ever find myself in Montreal again. Note: this is very much a takeout spot. Very few seating options and it's a pretty tight space.

Oh my fucking goodness literally THE BEST SUSHI EVER in the entire world. Get the 3 CHAMPIONS roll…read more Get the PATATE-JALAPENO. They will blow your ever sushi lovin' face right off of your head. Seriously get anything with mushrooms. Get anything with avocado. Everything on the menu is absolutely delicious. Komomo is like Sushi Momo's alter ego that gives you delicious food on the outside. I've been to Sushi Momo many many times pre-pandemic. Before COVID-19 Sushi Momo would call to me from NDG and I'd have to go to the Plateau like right away right now. Give me delicious sushi in my mouth now please and thanks. But during the COVID-19 pandemic I've discovered a dangerous thing ... other than all the anti-vaxx and anti-mask and denialism craziness, of course. I've discovered ... wait for it ... ethical and environmentally sustainable sushi delivery from Komomo. Most of those delivery services nowadays treat their delivery drivers really shittily; like they don't get paid very much at all and their working conditions are terrible and they have to work wayyy too many hours in a day. And also driving cars around all the time is bad for the environment. But there's a solution. Socialism ! hahaha better red than dead. Marché Commun is a co-operative and collective of independent bicycle delivery people who have set up an excellent network of restos in Montréal. Now it's pretty dangerous to have Sushi Momo (Komomo) available to me on demand at my fingertips. So I've got a bit of a problem now. And my mouth with sushi in it is the solution. Rebecca and I celebrated our 10th anniversary of doing R&R stuff together (sex, love, cannabis, politics, etc.) and we ate sushi off of our naked bodies. There are photos below ... of us celebrating our 10th anniversary doing some snowshoeing in Tremblant. I'm an Olympian in the Olympic sport of ten years of lovin' you. That's for you, my love, are you reading this? You're the best. I love you so much. R&R forever being polyamourous sapiosexual ethical sluts together. Anyway we ate several times the weight of our combined genitals and brains in Sushi Momo like three times since the 20th of January and there's still more to come because 2022 is our 10th anniversary year so it's a yearlong sushi orgy. We're selling tickets, masks and triple-vaxx mandatory. Sushi Momo will be served. I'm salivating. Happy ethical slut Valentine's Day. Celebrate the 14th of February by standing and acting in solidarity with Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-spirit peoples. Decolonise Canada. Land Back.

Listen, don't expect 5* food but for one of very few Chinese food joints, I'm glad to have this in…read moremy area. This is my third time trying it. I really like the szechuan shrimp plate, the hunan veggie dumplings, the spring rolls, the chicken pad thai and the peanut chicken wasn't bad. Getting a combo essentially means you're getting 1/2 portion of curry, 1/2 portion of fried rice, a large soup + a spring roll so it's worth it if you're really hungry and like variety. I feel limited by the combo so prefer to get random appetizers and entrees but then the price goes way up. For $30, you can eat for 2 and be very full. *Note that it's cash or debit only.

Food was very greasy. Beef in the broccoli dish wasn't tender and was tough…read more Service was fast and friendly. Not a healthy option due to the heavy grease usage.

Another late review of course. What a fantastic surprise to find a great Japanese restaurant in…read moreMontreal. This is a family business; the people running it come from the same household. The owner was so lovely and friendly! We came here twice while staying in Montreal because we loved the food. Everything we had was so delicious! We had tempura, poke bowl, sonomono, sushi combo, vegetable yaki soba, bento box, and probably a bit more that I can't remember. I loved how they prepared the sonomono, even the tempura was well prepared using real Japanese ingredients. Yaki soba had the taste of Japanese spices. Best sushi in town! Please visit and try their food because it was excellent! The place is cute and successfully decorated with a Japanese-style design. We saw a lot of pretty items from Japan. Excellent food and service. Highly recommended!

While walking on Queen Mary and looking a place to eat; we stop by this charming Japanese resto…read more Adorable Japanese decors inside, but we decided to seat outside in terrace. Our waitress was super amiable, smiling and simply lovely. She was also very helpful with the menu. My sister and I ordered from the lunch menu. My sister got chicken teriyaki, which comes with rice, kimchi, miso soup and ice cream (green tea), and I took salmon and tuna bowl with kimchi, miso soup and ice cream (red bean). Food were good but not fantastic; ice creams were the highlight of our lunch. All those food cost us 30$ with taxes and tips! Amazing! Definitely, a lovely place to go!

It was my first time coming to Matsuno and it won't be the last. (Make sure to make a reservation,…read moreespecially if you have a bigger group, just to be safe). We went as a group of ten for a friend's birthday and even with a bigger group, the service was insanely quick. It was almost like they had a machine in the back making all of the food because for such a large quantity to make, it was served within minutes. The food itself was SO good- I think we ordered 3 or 4 rounds of it. (I don't think many of us will be able to move easily this morning). There was nothing I tried that I didn't like. From the assortment of sushi and calamari to the general tso chicken and other meat and shrimp, noodle and vegetable dishes- we were one happy bunch. The waiter was so kind and handled our group as though it was no sweat. Even when a wine glass was accidentally broken, he didn't make us feel bad about it at all. I would definitely come back but it may not be for some time- I think we outdid ourselves. I highly recommend it though!

Very delicious all you can eat sushi on the west island. Service is quick and professional, and the…read moreambiance is very comfortable for both going out with friends or for a date night. Tip: Bookings are strongly recommended, especially for dinner on Friday and Saturday evenings.