A friend recommended Saint Sushi to me about a year ago, so it was on my radar to try it out. My folks live near Greene and we go to this stretch of the street all the time to dine at Vago (great Italian restaurant across the street) or Nick's (old-time local hangout, great for breakfast and diner/comfort foods). So on my recent visit to Montreal, I decided to take my daughter here to try a new place. (I might add, after living in Vancouver for the past 5+ years, we've become pretty particular about sushi, as Van has a ton of excellent sushi places). Saint Sushi didn't disappoint! The restaurant interior is funky and eclectic, with splashes of neon on the wall, vibrant modern art intersplashed with Buddha sculptures and pretty flowers. As some other reviewers have noted, the music here is L.O.U.D. So that can be a turn-off for some, and probably if you're looking for a romantic and intimate dinner with your date, the sheer volume of the music might dissuade you from coming here. But the food! And the cocktails! Top top notch. And all so beautifully plated. Like, out of a Gordon Ramsey cooking competition show. I wish I had taken photos. Everything was visually gorgeous. I think the food here is more of an Asian fusion, as it's not really like the traditional sushi I've had elsewhere. We started with two Calico Jack cocktails, on the server's recommendation. Oh, so good! And so pretty, too. We shared various dishes: shrimp tempura (probably the best I ever had. Very delicate, with amazing complimentary sweet miso sauce); salmon "Christmas trees" (salmon tartar with green onion, I think, shaped into a tall cone on top of a rice cracker. Truly delicious and visually arresting); and, salmon sashimi with apple (so fresh and, again, delicate, and so amazingly good with the apple julienne strips and a sake reduction with subtle ginger sauce). I should add that our server was super nice and very knowledgeable about the menu, and all her recommendations were on-point. And despite it being busy, the server and the rest of the waitstaff were very attentive. Bonus that there's a parking lot across the street where it's free to park after 6pm every night. (You don't see that EVER in Vancouver). Nice! read more

Chronique d'un fiasco gastronomique - 15 août 2025 Le restaurant n'était pas particulièrement achalandé ce soir-là, ce qui, en théorie, laissait espérer un minimum d'attention portée aux clients. En pratique ? Tout l'inverse. J'ai pris soin, dès mon arrivée, de préciser à plusieurs reprises une allergie alimentaire sérieuse (oignons et échalotes, responsables par le passé d'un passage aux urgences). Rien d'exotique, rien de capricieux : juste une question de santé. Et pourtant, les rouleaux de printemps " inclus " (probablement sortis d'une boîte déjà prête du congélateur) contenaient des oignons. Qu'à cela ne tienne, on m'a " généreusement " offert une salade de chou en remplacement ... Formidable ! Si ce n'est que... elle contenait, elle aussi, des oignons. Pendant ce temps, le serveur, dans son rôle de figurant adolescent blasé, qui traîne les pieds, semblait avoir décrété que repasser voir si tout allait bien relevait du luxe superflu. J'ai donc dû me lever, passablement agacé, pour obtenir un semblant d'attention. Et là, le chef-d'œuvre d'excuse : selon eux, j'avais dit " oignons ", mais pas " oignons rouges ". Ils en ont donc déduit que je parlais seulement des verts. Éblouissant exercice de logique culinaire : il aurait suffi de poser une question de clarification, mais apparemment, la communication n'est pas au menu. Les excuses, quant à elles, furent servies avec la même conviction qu'un plat réchauffé au micro-ondes : vite fait, sans saveur, et surtout sans sincérité. Au final, le repas nous a été offert -- mais soyons clairs, ce n'était pas un élan de générosité : c'est uniquement parce que j'avais commencé à hausser le ton que la direction a jugé prudent de sauver les apparences. Cerise sur le rouleau : le restaurant quémande en plus des avis 5 étoiles, moyennant quelques mochis gratuits -- l'ironie ultime. Chronicle of a Gastronomic Fiasco - August 15, 2025 The restaurant wasn't particularly busy that evening, which, in theory, should have meant a minimum of attention to customers. In practice? Quite the opposite. I made sure, right from the start, to clearly repeat several times a serious food allergy (onions and shallots, which have already led to ER visits in the past). Nothing exotic, nothing picky: just a matter of health. And yet, the "included" spring rolls (probably pulled straight from a freezer box) contained onions. No problem, I was then "generously" offered a cabbage salad as a replacement... Wonderful! Except that... it also contained onions. Meanwhile, the waiter, in the role of a sulky teenager dragging his feet, seemed to have decided that checking back to see if everything was fine was an unnecessary luxury. So I had to get up myself, visibly annoyed, to get a shred of attention. And then came the masterpiece of excuses: according to them, I had said "onions," but not "red onions." So they assumed I meant only the green ones. A dazzling feat of culinary logic: they could have simply asked a clarifying question, but apparently communication wasn't on the menu. The apologies, for their part, were served with the same conviction as a microwaved dish: rushed, tasteless, and above all, insincere. In the end, the meal was comped -- but let's be clear, it wasn't out of generosity: it was only because I had started raising my voice that management found it wise to save face. Icing on the spring roll: the restaurant even begs for 5-star reviews in exchange for free mochis -- the ultimate irony. read more

I loved this sushi place. I finally got to try this place after months of wanting too. And I can say that this place is in my too 5 a la carte sushi spot list We went to the Westmount location, they also have another location in the plateau. I loved this location, it was small but loved the decor, the bar and the kitchen area. We decided to sit at the bar. And one of the chef's was pretty nice to give us some good recommendations. Super nice stuff. They have different cocktails Usually an a la carte sushi places tend to get you an expensive bill at the end but since it was our first time there the chef recommended us to get the tasting option which was 44$ per person. Usually I'm really skeptical about getting tasting option because something they give you stuff that you wouldn't like, but he asked us what we liked and customized the tasting menu to our liking. I feel like the tasting menu was a good option for us and we even had some left over at the end. The tasting menu comes with 2 entrees and 4 different rolls. What we receive was the tuna and salmon sashimi and crispy apples and chef sauce.(4 pieces), we got 4 pieces of the Christmas tree lobster tartare and to end it we got approximately 22 pieces of 4 different rolls. We also got as an extra, miso soup which was a big portion and the seaweed salad. They also gave us 3 different sauces other then the soya, which were the yogurt sauce, the spicy mayo and the vinaigrette sauce. All of these were freshly made by the restaurant and loved it all. My favorite was the yogurt sauce and I definitely recommend to get that to dip your sushi. Overall I loved everything about this place. It's a nice cute spot and sushis are so good. I highly recommend to come here at least once or a few times. I also recommend to get a reservation because the place isn't big and for a Saturday it was full. I cannot wait to go back honestly because it was so good. I would take the tasting menu again and for 44$ it's a bargain for amazing sushi read more

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Very strong creative food but much more of a bar scene than a restaurant. Kind of crazy pricing for this type of food even in this location. Service was attentive But with those prices for sushi you would expect it no?! read more

Great place! This sushi place has a vibe and everything is so delicious. I went there with my friends, they showed me this place. We did a tasting menu. The tasting menu includes: 2 pcs sashimi and apples, 2 "Christmas trees", and 14 pcs maki of different kinds 2 each. It was amazing, my favorite was "Christmas trees" one was salmon and another one with lobster. I love the lobster one the most. I recommend this place. read more

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There's nothing I crave more than a nice sushi roll. On top of that, this restaurant boasts a beautiful, modern aesthetic and nice service! Come here for the Christmas Tree sushi! It is simply divine. I had the tasting menu, and the Madonna roll is wonderful too! The King Of the North cocktail packs a powerful punch! It is simply delicious. You will feel as though you are basking in the warm sun of the Caribbean. Service was top notch. When I walked in, the waiter said he only cared about our comfort! You don't see this level of personable attention too often in the restaurant industry. The only recommendation is to lower the music volume. Sometimes, it is hard to hear your companion over it's loud beat! read more

I'm a big fan of Saint Sushi I was really happy to see that they opened a new location on the west side of town as this is closer to home and work for me. The quality and creativity of the sushi remains and you can expect to enjoy all the same rolls that you've enjoyed at the original location. Two reason cause me to give the Greene location 4 instead of 5 stars. The decor of the Greene Ave location leaves a bit to be desired. It's a bit cold and starch and lacks the homeliness of the Duluth location. Additionally, when I first started going to Saint Sushi their prices we were incredibly inexpensive. I think it was $25, tax in, for the tasting menu. Today's prices have increased a considerable amount, but rightly so. Today's prices are very reasonable, but no longer the super deal that they were a few years ago. read more

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I discovered their original location on Duluth over two years ago but this fairly new location is definitely closer to me, trendier and has a fantastic vibe! My ultimate favorite is the Sapin/ Christmas tree. If you haven't had these yet, please do, you won't regret it & will thank me ;-) Since I love the texture and taste of the Christmas trees, I also ordered the Lobster Sensei roll. The filling was great but the rice paper was too thick (similar texture as fresh spring rolls paper). I would have appreciated the roll if a finer rice paper sheet was used as it was challenging when trying to eat- perhaps something they can improve on. Overall, great place to go for drinks and or simply to satisfy your sushi craving. Note: this is not a quiet place, music is loud so If you are looking for a quiet meal, this wouldn't be the ideal spot. read more

I love the sushi at the original location so I was so excited and happy to find out that they opened another location closer to home! Saint sushi is one of my favorite sushi restaurants. I had to wait for my order which was fine because the staff members are so nice, smiley and chatty. Normally I get the tasting menu which is so worth it! This time we ordered 2 Clydes for pickup which contains sashimi or salad (we got the salmon sashimi with apples cut julienne style), 10 makis, four nigiris (two salmon sashimis on rice and two tuna sashimis on rice), with two Christmas trees. Christmas trees are cone shaped tartare on a rice cookie. This is my favorite thing on the menu. I love the lobster and the salmon one. Unfortunately this time I felt the rice cookie was a bit stale but the tartare was still good. I love the decor at this location. It's definitely bigger and fancier than the first location. I love the white walls, the nice shiny floors and the plants. Next time I will come back and eat at the restaurant because wait for it ... there's alcohol at this location!!! Yayyyyy! I was told that the saint old fashioned, king of the north and professor plum cocktails are the favorites and I can't wait to try them! I love the names of the sushi rolls and the cocktails. Now the reason I gave this place four stars instead of five like the other location is because the sushi rolls they gave us were nothing special. It was the chefs choice and I love their other rolls much more like the Beatles or the Bob Marley. Also like I mentioned earlier the rice cookie was stale and usually it isn't. read more

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The new location lacks the decor and atmosphere of the original, but the staff is still incredible and the true heart of the restaurant. I come here more for the service than the quality of the sushi. If you don't sit at the bar I feel like the service is harder to enjoy compared to the original where you feel like the whole restaurant is connected. Prices have gone up a tad, but I'd still recommend their tasting menu or Yanh Maki. Their cocktails weren't totally my taste, but they sure are pretty to look at. read more

Saint Sushi Westmount - Yanh Maki & Lobster Christmas Trees - Sushi Bars Near Me - Westmount, Quebec

If you want a bit of a different sushi experience, Saint Sushi is a good choice. The dining experience was great- they were gracious, helpful, patient, and attentive. My kids didn't love the sushi- too far from the norm for them. Make sure to examine the menu before you decide to come here- if it sounds tasty to you, you'll have a great time! read more

I'm a fan of the OG Saint Sushi in the Plateau. I'd been there once and fallen in love with their tasting menu. I was so excited when I heard that they opened up a Westmount location. We went as a group of 4 on a Friday night. We were seated right away and I have to point out that the service was honestly great (which is refreshing in Montreal). What I like about Saint Sushi is that their staff genuinely looks like they're having fun. The main difference is this one is a little more upscale and they have a full bar unlike the other location. The music was WAY TOO LOUD but despite this, we still had a great night. The 4 of us got the tasting menu which means we got to try a larger variety of tartares and sushi rolls. We started out with the salmon and tuna sashimi plate, followed by the tuna and lobster Christmas tree tartares. All of them were amazing! Previously, I had only tried the salmon sashimi and lobster Christmas trees so it was cool to try new variations. We also got to try way more sushi rolls, including Bob Marley, Michael Jackson, The Beatles, etc... some were better than others but to be honest, I wasn't sure which was which coz it was too loud when the waitress was explaining the rolls. Overall, great experience and I would go back but maybe chill with the music, you don't have to try so hard to be trendy coz you already are! read more

Best sushi in Montreal. We made reservations and sat at the bar. It was entertaining to talk to the chefs and watch them make the sushi, it was like watching art. Their house made sauces (some type of ginger sauce/spicy mayo) are delicious. Our sushi chef Alex was awesome - I hope he goes on Chopped Canada someday. Saki bombs were $7 and totally worth it (although they need taller glasses), I guess they might not used to a crowd that does saki bombs lol read more

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This sushi place was so cute inside. And the sushi micheal Jackson, Madonna are my favorite the appetizer are shrimp tempura is must and the Christmas tree roll is delicious as well. This is must try restaurant. read more

Terrible. Tasting menu $32 is all bland rolls. Service is slow and not knowledgeable. Sake was Blah and took forever to warm up. Loud music, couldn't even carry a conversation. Table of 5 squished into 4-seater table. Avoid this place. read more

I usually don't write bad reviews but my last experience at saint sushi was unbelievably unprofessional. You would think that when you receive a salad with a piece of plastic the size of your thumb in it that we would not be charged for the replacement.... false. We were charged for the replacement. We were also charged for drinks that we never ordered but were told by the staff to have since they made the mistake. I have worked in the service industry for most of my life and I will tell you that I will go to every other sushi restaurant in Montreal besides this one just based on this experience. If you are going with a group of friends to this restaurant, cancel your reservation and make it somewhere else because they will tell you they are out of the cheaper sake bottles just so you order the more expensive one. They will also charge you for food that you send back. read more

Thought I'd try out their Westmount location and was somewhat disappointed. Service was OK at the bar, took a little long to get served. Portions were on the smallish side, expected some differentiating dishes but, alas, none presented. Same old, same old. Run of the mill and definitely not worth the price premium. read more

Went for my bday with my boyfriend. Ordered the salmon Christmas trees, 5 rolls and drinks. Everything was amazing. The chef was phenomenal, very funny and outgoing . He gave us a special sauce-Ask for the coconut spicy mayo (a lot better than the original one). Favourite roll was the lobster roll wrapped in cucumber; it was different and came with amazing fresh sashimi on top. Wonderful bday dinner read more

Saint Sushi Westmount - Sushi Bars Near Me - Westmount, Quebec

The freshest fish I had in Montreal! Original and creative recipes! We had the tasting menu it was really good and my favourite was the Christmas tree. However the chef could add more variations to the tasting menu as every sushi we had was filled with the same salman tartar. The environment is very beautiful staff was friendly including the chef! I recommend sitting at the bar to see what he's preparing. read more

Never.... Not one Japanese chef in the place... You are paying for the cool factor, certainly not authentic Japanese food read more

So fresh and everything tastes amazing. Would definitely recommend. I got the tasting menu which was so delicious. I liked the christmas tree & the Bob Marley the best. read more

Wife loves this place, if ever she wants to eat sushi the first thing that comes up is saint! Wish it wasn't so far from our place!