New all you can eat sushi in Boucherville, so not exactly easy to access for a stm-bound city…read morecrawler like myself. I went anyways (in a rental car) and it was worth the trip! They have all the standard items you would expect from ayce sushi. But, they have many specialty items not usually seen! For example, I really enjoyed the tako wasa, okonomiyaki, kushiage (esp the quail egg), and the pressed sushis. The tatakis are a must-try too, imo. The most important part of ayce sushi is the sashimi, and it was very fresh and tasty when I went. Next, the service was fast and accurate. Of course, they've just opened so it wasn't too busy. It was still really surprising to see how fast food arrived once I sent the order to the kitchen. They give you a QR code and you order through your phone. The one major drawback is the price. Dinner for one is $40. I think the meal is definitely worth the money. But compared to other cheaper, lower quality ayce sushi, Samon doesn't really stand apart on a "whole new level" as one might expect. (Disclaimer: I was invited by Samon to try out their restaurant and give honest feedback. All opinions are my own)

Ordered from this place through Uber eats the first time at it was so good I had to try it again…read more Had sushi, wonton soup the first time. 2nd time had, sushi, chicken fried rice, the bento box chicken, spring rolls, and wonton soup and everything was amazing. Will definitely continue to come here

Delicious food... friendly and great service. Thank you for your hospitality. Yummy food!!read more

We found this little gem of a place while driving from Québec City to the Figer Lakes. The food was…read morefull of flavor and cooked fresh. It is family friendly, with a nice ambience & attentive service. They have Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese & Thai on the menu - we tried fried rice& the chichen in red sauce and they were excellent. Definitely recommend you try this place if you are looking for good Asian food near Montreal

So glad to have given this place a second try! This time I ordered À-la-Carte and maybe that's why…read moreit's better. Even though it was on a Wednesday, there was still at least an hour wait because they are busy (which is a really good sigh)! People were ordering huge round platters. I chose some of the classics. Rainbow futomaki, California temaki and a salmon tropical maki. All the ingredients were very fresh and the rice was perfectly al dente! The young lady working with the owners (cute Korean couple) was very sweet and apologetic for having me wait an extra 20 minutes. She even gave me two stamps on my reward card instead of one. Yes, they give a out reward card. After 8 purchases of 25$ minimum, you get a free sushi of your choice. This is not high dining sushi but it's very very good sushi (well this time at least)! I will be back next week lol

Delicious sushi!! I tried the Boston, New York, and spicy tuna rolls. They were all delicious, but…read morethe New York roll was the personal favorite. When you walk in, there's an open kitchen which I always think it pretty cool. And although I opted for take out, I would imagine it would be a lovely dine in experience based off the beautiful interior. Not to mention, everyone was kind

Exceptional sushi!! No need to cross the bridge into montreal anymore. We ordered a combo and then…read moresome vegetarian items a la carte because I am pregnant. The staff was careful to separate all the items for me in their own container with my own wasabi, ginger and condiments. We placed the order ahead of time but the staff still prepared our order just before our pick up time so that it would be very fresh. They also have a small japanese grocery section. Highly recommend!

So I'm back! It's been around 6 months since my last bad experience here and I must admit that I…read moredid miss the sushi here.g last review was about how bad my experience was. I came back because I really did miss their sushi and that hubby convinced me to give this place yet another chance. If you haven't read the last review, let's just say that it wasn't because of the food, but rather the service. This time around it was a completely new staff and it was great!!! It used to be an all waitresses but now it was only waiters. They were so polite, professional and so helpful! The sushi, like all the previous times I've came here, was delicious!!! So in my opinion, if the owner can have consistency in the service, this place will become once again my go-to sushi restaurant in the South Shore. So happy that it's all good again like it was before my previous BAD service experience. The sushi and the quality/freshness of the dish is amazing!

We were out on the south shore around dinner time and we followed the 4.5 star review this…read morerestaurant gets on Yelp. We took a chance. Once seated, I followed our waiter's advice to try the chef's choice. I was served a litany of finger food, sometimes served on the strangest of vessels, the mixture of flavours in each dish so complicated that I couldn't really identify what it is I was eating. The shape changed - and was sometimes pretty - but the taste stayed pretty much the same: cloyingly sweet, and bland in a bizarre way. I ended the meal with sticky fingers and a nauseating feeling that i had been taken for a ride. The decor reflects the same lack of direction as the kitchen, with Thai buddhas cohabiting with classic izakaya lanterns (some are beer adverts), Chinese windbreakers, and various vaguely asian trinquets and prints on the wall. The chopsticks are not even Japanese. On the glasses and the sleeves of the waiters you'll find a "勝" proclaiming, I suppose, the "win" this restaurant is aiming for??? It reminded me of those people who get a Chinese word tattooed on their arm or chest thinking it was a wise and ancient one-word proverb only to find out later it actually means "water" (or worse). "Win" indeed... The only somewhat bright side was the ever enthusiastic server who was singing the praise of each plate as he was serving them. I was at first on the verge of finding him annoying, but at least he was entertaining. In the end I kind of felt a pang of guilt for his efforts as I was going from one disappointment to the next. I think he knows what he is serving. The first and only star of this review is for his hard work (also, you can't give a zero star review). All in all it was disgusting, heavy on the stomach and the wallet (150$+ for two once all was said and done, no wine, as it is a BYOW), and I'm definitely never going again. Nor should you. Now, I'm not sure what's wrong with people who think they can call their place a sushi restaurant when all they serve is a mishmash of pretentious ... let's stay polite and call it "stuff" ... slathered with some kind of spicy sweet mayonnaise, and served on or with something crunchy in a cocktail glass. I understand the need to attract people who are still not quite comfortable - in 2022 - with the idea of eating raw fish, but this is extreme. Oh, and spare me the maple syrup to try and appeal to the "eating local" crowd. Sushi is about the fish, if you're not able to serve good fish, and insist on serving that Americanized crap, spare us and just call your restaurant something else. I hear "fusion" is a popular word.

I usually give two tries for sushi places when my first visit didn't go well. This was my second…read morevisit to this place. I really wanted to like it like other places that I've been back to. This second round was worse then the previous. I got the rainbow, which the texture of the tuna wasn't right. The spider with mushy soft shell crab. Last but not least, the Oh maki that was supposed to have salmon AND tuna but the tuna never made it. Plus, they stacked the pieces so that only four out of 8 had masago and sesame seeds on it. Now that's just not cool. Also, the rice was cooked with too much water. You know...when they want to stretch out the ingredients as much as possible. I almost forgot the wasabi. It had two shades of green. Either they mixed an old batch to a newer one. Or... They didn't store it properly and parts of it dried out. Will. Not. Be. Coming. Back!

The best sushi I've ever had! Always fresh and melts right in your mouth! Must try…read moreThe staff are super friendly and are very careful when it comes to allergies

This guys are just amazing each time I go there and order out they look exhausted but they keep…read morereceiving you with a smile and good sence of humor. They just killed everybody else as much for the price and for the size of their sushis. Keep it up guys! You Rock!

I had gone here for lunch while in the south shore shortly after 1130am. I had to ask if they were…read moreopen as there was no patrons in the restaurant. The server said yes they were open and brought me to a nice seat by the front window. I had the lunch special of 6 pieces of roll, 4 nigiri and 3 sashimi as well as I had added a hamachi roll as well. I was given a choice of soup or salad to start so I went with the miso soup. As I was waiting for my lunch lots of people starting showing up and the place was suddenly packed. Several groups and couples all came in at once and there was a couple others coming in for take out. It took a while for my server to return which was understandable as how busy it suddenly became. My lunch was great. It was a very nice mix of different rolls, nigiri and a few pieces of sashimi. The added roll was also put on my plate as well. The quality of the rolls was very good as I would expect to see in a made to order a la carte type menu. The presentation was nice as well. I had only one tiny issue and it was I could have done with more than a pinch of wasabi. Besides that everything just right and I almost couldn't finish it all. The quality was very good and the prices were in line with what I was expecting. I enjoyed this lunch a lot and I would return.

It didn't blow my mind. Walking into this place for a business luncheon, i noted that the interior…read moredesign is very nice... airy even, perfect for a lunch with friends (new friends). The wait staff was very friendly, clean, and helpful. The sushi was nothing extraordinary. I thought it was rather fresh, for a sushi spot in the outskirts of Montreal (an industrial area of Longueuil), and the place had some very interesting interpretations of rolls. Deep fried dragon rolls, a roll with red eggs, ahi, shrimp and carrots... all in all, not BAD, but some of the flavor combinations were certainly questionable. We ordered a large tray of a variety of sushi, and each of us had a salad or miso soup. The salad had a nice peanut-ginger dressing -- a highlight.