Zama: a New Japanese, Mexican and South American Culinary Experience

Zama on Saint-Laurent Boulevard debuts a fusion menu blending Japanese, Mexican and South American flavors, featuring Salmon Tiradito, Chimichurri Lamb Chops and inventive tacos. Cocktails by Maxime Dubé, such as Saffron Sour and Tokyo Mojito, pair with bold design and Funktion-One sound for accessible Montreal nightlife.

Zama

Where Passion, Culture & Nightlife Collide

Opens Today at 8 pm

4.1(106)

Review Summary

Zama is described as a vibrant spot where dining and nightlife blend, with service that many praise as attentive and friendly and a menu that mixes Japanese and Mexican flavors with tasty, well presented dishes and creative cocktails. The atmosphere and music receive frequent high marks, and many guests say the food is delicious from start to finish, creating an upscale and welcoming overall experience. Some reviewers note slower or inconsistent service during busy times and a smaller, sometimes crowded space that can feel chaotic. A few comments caution about event fees or policy misunderstandings, but the consensus points to a memorable night out and a strong recommendation for good vibes and quality dining in Montreal.View restaurant profile

Reserve

Zama, located on Saint-Laurent Boulevard, unveils a new menu on November 7th featuring a fusion of Japanese, Mexican, and South American flavors. Led by chefs Rodrigo Diaz and Juan Gonzalez, the kitchen offers dishes such as Salmon Tiradito, Chimichurri Lamb Chops, and creative tacos that showcase bold and inventive tastes.

The cocktail program by Maxime Dubé complements the menu with drinks like the Saffron Sour and Tokyo Mojito, reflecting the restaurant's fusion concept. Guests can enjoy a fully immersive experience with cutting-edge design and a world-class Funktion-One sound system.

Zama represents a fresh start, combining passion, authenticity, and quality at accessible prices for Montréal's nightlife scene.

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