I had my favourite sushi forgot to take a picture. I also forget how they call them but cream…read morecheese, salmon and avocado. It tasted really fresh, I have not had sushi in a very very long time. I got myself a poke bowl I was very happy with my choice its a very nice size and I believe it is under $15. I got the salmon one came with spicy mayo. I will be coming back. The have some sushi combo you can pick from.

Excellent sushi. Great quality price. Ordered takeout and would definitely come back to eat inside…read more The owner and her daughter who served me were very nice and friendly.

Highly recommend dining here. Amazingly delicious. Seriously wonderful…read more I cannot quite describe the fusion sushi style of this restaurant but the taste, flavour and presentation were spectacular. I cannot wait to return. If you aren't a traditional sushi lover have no fear, this sushi is not traditional and the options are sure to suit anyone's taste. Try the duck on rice cake pizza with cream cheese, honey and apple. Omg.

My husband and I were looking for dinner before heading to our chalet. We didn't have high…read moreexpectations for sushi, but we were blown away! It was one of the best sushi we have ever had. I've had sushi all over the world and this was hands down the best. The sashimi is so fresh and flavorful. It does not taste previously frozen. The smoked salmon with dill and the slightly torched tuna was our favorite. The makis were so unique. Our favorites were the Hawaii 5O that has a mix of sweet and smoky also the geisha. The Apple mixed with mint is perfection. Each roll has a surprise herb or vegetable. They are so creative and delicious. The takeout itself blew us away. It is so fancy! You can pull out the trays and serve! They get super busy on Friday's and Saturday's. We had to order when they first opened on a Saturday. We cannot wait to come back! It was seriously so amazing!

This place came up as having the highest reviews (or having any reviews at all) in our search sushi…read morein and around St Jerome. My GPS (Garmin) took us a bit too far north on the highway, by at least a few km. When we eventually arrived there, the parking lot was full of high-end cars. When we entered the place (schlepping in wearing shorts and flip-flops) we ended us in a room full of men wearing suites and women wearing high heels and plenty of makeup. Obviously, the sushi experience in this corner of the world is much less casual than where we come from. We didn't have a reservation and the only tables available were outside on the porch. The sun was getting down and as we were about to have dinner, so were the moskitos. We took the porch table anyway. There was not a single oriental face, neither in the front or the house nor in the back (a staple feature of any sushi place in GTA). The menu didn't have a single items that would look or sound familiar. After a bit of a consultation with the waiter, we ordered some rolls. The prices were on the high side. I would say, 60% to 70% higher that what we are used to pay, just outside of a major metropolitan area. The portions were small. However, the food tasted GREAT. Now, I realize that what we typically call "sushi" is not necessarily something uber-authentic. The food here was even further away from its Asian roots, so far, in fact, that I would hesitate to call it "sushi". That aside, it was absolutely delish. Overall, this visit was a positive experience. We got introduced to a very different take on a type of food we thought we knew everything about. The people here don't just come to this place to stuff their stomachs with food. They sit down for a long and enjoyable evening of food and conversation over a bottle of wine. Suki caters to this type of clientele very well.

Back after COVID... unfortunately, take out only. Didn't stay to eat. Will try another time.read more

We needed a good meal after a long week. Thought I'd give this place a chance. I ordered by phone…read moreand showed up 90min later. The place seemed pretty deshevelled. Lol look it up. I order for four despite only being two. I had to wait a few minutes. They were busyyyy!! Good sign right? Three young women ran the place. Once home I was very pleased. Huge Dragon eyes. The tempura shrimp entree with mango were quite good. The pizza sushi was nice. The assorted 24 piece platter was fine. I was quite pleased. Lots of food for lunch tomorrow. Nice find.

Best all you can eat sushi place, I've tried to many and I confirm that this is the one…read more I loved all the sushis that we got, I think that the sashimis were really fresh and nice. The specialty sushis are amazing, it's a must try. The beef ribs are ready good and the sesame beef. It's 40$ per person but it's so worth it. Definitely a must Also make sure to reserve. The servers are also so nice and friendly

The food is old and cold and taste like it was leftovers from last night...Im really disappointed…read moresince it's a new place and should be Vibing with good food..but reality it's a total no-no..!! The food choices are very limited plus the servers not very friendly and didn't say thanks when we tipped them..they just take the receipt and go..didn't offer us our own receipt..how's that ok?! I have had better experiences way better than here at saint Jean sushi place..1000x better..will never step foot back there ever again... Dessert menu so limited..only vanilla ice cream and flower fried bun,.that's it,,unlike other places: green tea..red bean and mango flavours..whatever anyways,, Extra bonus: my hubby got food poisoning right after we done eating (1h later) must be bad hygiene or just expired foods....just total waste money and time here...

Foods are good, different varieties, service was good as well, ambience was giving Europe theme.read more

Okay, this is the first Buffet des Continents in Quebec at which I've eaten, having eaten here a…read morefew times. I also tried the Brossard location once. My last experience was at this location in St.-Jerome and I'm writing an update for it. Let me say that this is a very nice store. This northern suburb skews newer and this restaurant aligns with that observation. It's also nice that it has a mezzanine and even an outdoor upstairs seating patio. This location has the leaning tower of Pisa in the midst of it while Brossard has the Eiffel Tower, making this chain kitsch in this regard, albeit with "clear" branding. I went with the typical 4 plate system: salads and vegetables, entrees 1, entrees 2, and desserts. I also had coffee. The variety of food is quite vast. Popular foods tend to be North American/Canadian, Italian, Greek, and some Asian and Mexican choices. There is also a rotisserie and carving station. The first plate with the salads and vegetables was uniformly good. For the most part, the second plate, with meat and fish, was also good. I had some issues with the third plate, upon which I had put on some slices of pizza and a small Greek casserole. Some of the items tasted a little flat, with the Greek casserole in a round tin being especially so. Then, the fourth plate was good, and it had different flavors of jello, cake, as well as pudding Chomeur. I laughed at all the jello that was on display, thinking that the residents of a senior housing locale would be very excited by all that jello! As for the pudding Chomeur, it wasn't as moist as what I had at the Brossard location. I want to add that I went into this Buffet des Continents within an hour of closing. I was immediately told that, because it was a week night and the patronage was a little low, it was not likely that additional food would be added. This could account for some of the mains being a little bland after sitting out for a while. The apparent manager was very friendly and helpful. The younger employees servicing the table were nice enough. However, in going up to the buffet area to get the next plate, I found my table cleared off not once, but twice! They rectified it and the manager explained that some staff members were newer. I found these errors both irritating and funny because, with a packed house on a wintry day in Brossard, the serving staff there seemed to have connected with the patrons, as in engaging with them and remembering them, such that my table was never erroneously cleared. For four plates of food, the week night dinner price was definitely fair. I also like that this store/chain has adopted a system whereby you can have an automatic 12% put onto the tab that will act as a tip. I like that they chose a percentage between 10 and 15, which is about where I tip when at an AYCE/buffet sort of set-up. Take note that there has been a name change. Buffet des Continents is now Saveurs des Continents, which means "flavors of the continents" in French. This store could easily get back up to 4 star status. They have a very nice restaurant that is spacious, quirky, and interesting, and the distribution of what they feature has something for almost everyone. They just need to fix a few of the blander items, such as some that I mentioned, and it will be all good ... at least in my book.