Good sushi for a good value…read more The inside is nice and they offer take out as well so we took some food to go. I had the Seafood Salad and 3 piece Hamachi sashimi. The sashimi slices were large and thick, and the seafood in the salad (shrimp, crab, octopus) was fresh! The salad also had yummy cucumbers and avocado and a great dressing, which I mixed with some wasabi and soy sauce. Food came quickly and service was polite. I'd recommend this place for a quick, yummy and healthy bite.

A really cute little sushi shop, it was perfect for us on our way back from the museum. Food was…read moreinexpensive and really tasty, my partner even got the special kind of bottled tea she used to drink in Japan, which she really enjoyed!

This place is on my way home and starving after a long day at work, decided to give this a try…read more Love the way they did the decor with the little wardrobe with the Chinese/Japanese cups and foods. I wanted it for take out as it was snowing but they have tons of seats and very cosy and comfortable. The lady is so nice. It's a family owned business and she's so sweet. I asked her for her recommendations as it's my first time here. She asked me some few questions if I prefer seafood or chicken? I finally chose the Vancouver Maki and it was delicious. It's really affordable for the quality and amount of sushi you get. I had 8 mini rolls and they were filling. The man makes the sushi right on the spot and asked if I wanted wasabi. It was my first time here, not my last for sure. I'd keep going back for new plates and definitely would recommend it to all as they're amazing! - :)

In a World of 'Service Sushi', Sushi Star competes both by being a friendly Mom & Pop store that…read moremakes good sushi and by mixing it up by adding unexpected items in their sushi lunches. My experience was quite rewarding, firstly by the enthusiastic waving that beckoned me in after peering through the door to see if they were open. I was heartily welcomed, then was shown the choice of items that I could order. TBH, I was hoping to grab a ready-made box but as Mom created my lunch we chatted about everything and nothing so that the few minutes I spent there passed quickly. My lunch was great, and the human interaction made it a meal to remember with a smile.

Located minutes away from Old Montreal, this sushi restaurant is a decent mid-tier establishment…read more You won't be embarrassed taking your in-laws here or going on a first date here. And, you won't break the bank either. Our Chirashi Don consisted of some pretty exotic fish including King Salmon, Blue Fin Tuna and Hamachi (Yellow Tail). Nice presentation, with the slices of fish enveloping a bed of minced salmon and rice. It was a lot more filling then it appeared. The Salmon Yaki included a large serving of fresh salmon and a bowl of rice. This isn't the dry, overcooked salmon you'd get at the food court. The dish also included sauteed mushrooms and zucchini wedges. Salmon was so soft and moist. Wonderful choice if you are hungry. If after your meal, of you are still hungry but running low on cash, you will be pleased to know that there is a Poke Bowl place next door.

Nestled in the heart of downtown Montréal among corporate and commercial buildings, Saiko Bistro…read moreIsakaya may have an unassuming appearance. We had reserved a table. When seated we were changed to the counter seating, because we picked Omakase option. Our evening centered around the Omakase 5 option, which not only allowed us to sample some of the chef's creations but also provided a front-row view at the counter to witness the preparation of each course. The Omakase 5 included two appetizers, a main course, 10 pieces of sushi, and a dessert--a generous and fulfilling selection that left us full and content. A standout dish was the fish consommé, a clear, delicate broth cooked over six hours and served piping hot. The chef guided us to dip each sushi piece halfway into the broth, balancing between warmth and the sushi's coolness. The heavily vinegared rice, when paired with the rich consommé, created a beautiful contrast of flavors, temperature and textures. The sushi course was equally remarkable, presenting ten pieces, each with a small mound of rice topped by a thick, fresh slice of fish. Two King salmon pieces--one marinated for eight hours and the other served raw--showcased the nuanced ways salmon can be enjoyed. The selection of tuna varieties (big-eyed, yellowfin, bluefin, and fatty tuna) provided a spectrum of flavors, each distinct and satisfying. Scallops, shrimp, sea urchin, and eel followed, rounding out a "parade of fish" that captured the freshness and diversity of the ocean. Our meal concluded with a cheesecake dessert, a sweet and light finish that topped off an excellent evening.

This has been our go-to sushi delivery since the pandemic started. It's really good and the…read moreprices/quantities are great compared to other sushi spots on Uber eats. The tartare makis are a great value at $7. We've had the scallop, salmon, spicy salmon and tuna. Some of the "fancier" rolls that I like are the Paradise and Chef's roll. Even these rolls are mostly less than $10 while at other places they would go for $14 + . Combos are also reasonably priced and come with a good variety. I'm glad delivery made us branch out a bit because we will definitely be frequenting J'aime Sushi even when the lockdowns are over!

We came here for a little snack , we sat outside on the deck and it was quite comfortable. I liked…read morethe vancouver maki (with a big block of cream cheese inside!), but the royal roll (with unagi) didn't really have much unagi in it, and the rice was quite mushy. The salmon sashimi was fresh, but they were really thin slices. One funny thing we found was the tea pot and tea cups were Chinese, plates were French, chopsticks were Japanese, while the napkin rack was Vietnamese.

Food and services were good. Sashimi is amazing good. Besides that I am not really like the deep…read morefried food.

Excellent little sushi spot. Always busy, hence why I dropped in. Service was amiable and very…read morekind, looked like a family business. Portions were decent for the price paid - good value for the money. I would 100% come back.

In town from the states for a conference and stumbled upon this restaurant. Easily the best sushi…read morein town let alone ever! Get the gravlax and my personal fav the maki hidden fish! My only regret is that I fly out before they open for the day today!

This place is the real deal for high end sushi. Don't expect to get away cheap here, but you will…read morebe amazed at the quality and experience. From wagyu to aged sushi, trust your server. They will guide you on an experience. The ambiance is great casual fine dining laid back. We had a party of 7 and it was approximately $150 CAD per person. Amazing food. The pictures show why. The sushi chef is awesome.

This is my favorite mom and pop sushi shop in NDG. The sushi always tastes fresh and they don't…read moreoverkill the sushis with too much rice. I often get the mini kami, the spicy salmon and the una-kyu, but they have many other delicious rolls. The prices and also very reasonable. What took a little while to get used to is that they are very very slow, both in preparing the sushi and in delivering it. This is because the owners are the ones doing everything and I don't think they employ other people. Although this might be a deal breaker for some people, I love this place so much that these days, I just order a few hours in advance and go pick it up myself so that I won't have to wait a long time. I highly recommend it.

I would have put a single $ sign for this sushi restaurant, very good prices…read more It is a "hole in the wall" type of restaurant. But the Sushi are great at a very fair price.

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