The service here is absolutely amazing!! The sushi was really good and fresh. Would definitely…read morerecommend

After a long day of traveling, I wanted something easy, so I walked across the street from my hotel…read moreto this restaurant & thought "how convenient "... I wish I knew now hat I didn't know then. The building felt warm to a bit on the hot side when I walked in & my first bite seemed to play into that - everything tasted off & a bit old. The miso was kinda funky, chewy seaweed, & rubbery mushrooms, not good flavor at all. I could only manage 2 pieces of Deluxe Rainbow & barely 4 of the Summer Roll. The fish did not taste fresh. Service was good & ambiance is a small sushi joint that uses robots to bring your food. Sorta makes me wish they would have saved on "robot money" & used that for fresh fish refrigeration & storage. I do not recommend this place at all.

A fabulous experience in the heart of montreal. With 2…read moreservices welcoming 12 guests max, you are in for an incredible private experience. The staff is kind, attentive, and spends time explaining every dish served. Guests seat around the kitchen for a true omakaze experience, with the best skilled chefs. Everything is imported directly from Japan and prepared in front of you. We went to celebrate a birthday and would recommend this place to anyone looking for a unique experience in Montreal.

Wow! What an experience. We didn't quite know what to expect. This was an amazing mix of tradition,…read moreskill and performance art. This is the 5-star culinary equivalent to Cirque du Soliel, in that six people collaborated in small teams to prepare and present each delicious course with flair. Before each round, we were presented with the fish that was the base of the dish to follow. I liked this a lot because often I need to google less common fish to learn what they look like. I appreciated the tea ceremony at the end. It was a lovely finale to a very memorable experience. We will definitely return.

We were in Montreal for the jazz festival and were looking for some quality sushi and Ryu food not…read moredisappoint. We did the Omakase. The presentation SAS a little different from other ones we've done - they did it as several courses - sashimi, nigiri, and rolls, followed by dessert. The fish was fresh and well presented - we enjoyed every bite. Or server was friendly and knowledgeable - at one point, we asked him about sushi chefs, and why e seldom see female ones... He checked in with the chef and came back with a good answer... He definitely added to our night. We highly recommend!

Unfortunately the sushi here left much to be desired. It's soooooo expensive and 100% not worth the…read moremoney. We are from Vancouver so we are used to delicious tasting sushi that is much cheaper. Please keep that in mind. Maybe in Montreal, this is the best that is available. I don't know.

Noren is a cute little Japanese cafe in the Mount-Royal area. Tables are limited, as most tables…read morebeing benches or by the bar. As for food, its a limited menu with a few entrees, main, and desserts but the menu changes every week so can always come back to check out their new menu items! This week we tried their salmon don and curry udon. The sushi rice in the salmon don was absolutely amazing, as its the ideal sticky texture, and very warm/ soft. The salmon sashimi is also very fresh. The curry udon was also very tasty. The curry soup is well made as it sits in the middle between a thin soup and not a heavy gravy. Overall, this is a cafe that serves fresh delicate Japanese eats at a affordable price with quick service. Come early as seating is limited!

Noren is a cute little hole in the wall that specializes in a couple of Japanese street food…read morespecialities. I dropped by on a Thursday afternoon after checking beforehand what their weekly special was (reimen!). They also make takoyaki and okonomiyaki along with some desserts and drinks. It's cool that they have a little old school gaming system in the corner. - Reimen ($10.00) - cold ramen with ham, cucumber, eggs, shiitake mushrooms and tomato. Their ramen was refreshingly light and summery. Shiitake mushrooms were beautifully marinated and sprinkle of sesame seeds/oil was a nice touch. I'm always willing to try new spots, especially places that specialize in only one or two things. 3.5 stars.

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.

TLDR: Delicious food at an affordable price at this casual eatery. Loved the Maki rolls, Bento Box…read moreand Chicken Karaage. I am not gonna lie, I love deals so when I saw the promotion going on at this place, spend $20 or more and get a free Chicken Katsu Bento Box (which sells for $16), I was in! And my husband was game! We got the Sushi Combo 18 pieces ($16.99), and Chicken Karaage ($8) and got the Chicken Katsu Bento Box for free! I requested no sesame seeds on any of the food and they were able to accommodate 100%. Even the japchae in the Bento box had no sesame seeds. I was thrilled because many places make the japchae in a huge batch and premix the sesame seeds in. I'm glad this place just sprinkles the sesame seeds on top so I was able to have sesame seed-less japchae ;) The sushi combo was all Maki rolls, which I love. It's chef's choice, and I got 5 salmon Futomaki (raw salmon, cucumber, avocado, crunchy tempura bits and masago), 5 tuna Futomaki (raw tuna, cucumber, avocado, crunchy tempura bits, and surimi crab mixed with mayo), 4 torpedo shrimp with cucumber maki and 4 surimi crab, avocado and tamago (omelet) maki. They were all delicious. Ingredients were fresh and tasty. The Chicken Karaage were big pieces and were a mix of white and dark meat. No gristley pieces, all lean meats :) They weren't too greasy and tasted great dipped in the spicy mayo. The Chicken Katsu Bento Box was particularly tasty because it was free, lol. It was lean chicken breast breaded and deep-fried. It was crispy and delicious. It came on a bed of rice. It came with a small salad of mixed greens (like a real mesclun mix, not cheapy iceberg lettuce) with corn, cucumber and edamame with a creamy dressing. It also came with japchae, like I previously mentioned. It was a simple japchae with just the sweet potato noodles and some shiitake mushrooms, but it was good. And the Bento Box also had 4 Maki. Two of each that were like the ones in my sushi combo (torpedo shrimp and cucumbers, and surimi crab, avocado and tamago). We thoroughly enjoyed our meal. There are a few tables to dine in, but it's mostly a takeout place. Decor is minimal, it's more utilitarian. In fact, there's a picture of 2 ladies in traditional Vietnamese attire on a bike that I remember from the Vietnamese restaurant that used to be in that space (It was called Miss Banh Mi, and I was there with my mom in 2017). I guess the previous owners just left it there and these folks kept it up, lol. Service was good. I definitely recommend Poke Bento! Street parking only. (120)

Extremely rude service. They're acting like customers did something wrong to them by coming there…read moreto pay for food. The salmon bento had small pieces of fish that had a really unpleasant odour. The entire bowl was mostly a salad mix. There were maybe 2 or 3 tiny chopped up pieces of seaweed salad as my toppings. Will not be back!!

Clever and tasty creations. I really liked the Madonna roll. And the unagi was textbook. Glad we…read morestopped in-keeping this place on our list!

Don't order delivery. I live 1.5 km from here and it's been over 100 minutes and still waiting…read more Very brutal.

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!