Across reviews, S.O. Qun is described as a welcoming spot with generous portions, flavorful dishes and good value that span sushi, Asian fusion and Chinese options. The atmosphere is praised as cozy and peaceful with friendly, attentive staff, though a few diners report slower service or inconsistencies and one note about tipping expectations. Dishes repeatedly highlighted include gyoza, sushi rolls, tonkatsu, bulgogi, poke bowls, kimchi jiggae, takoyaki and other shareable plates, with many mentioning big portions, fresh ingredients and pleasing presentation. The place is seen as a reliable, budget friendly option for casual dinners, pre show meals and gatherings with friends, with positive mention of the outdoor terrace. While overall impressions are strong, some reviews note misses such as missing avocado in a sushi order, overly sweet pineapple chicken, or quality fluctuations, yet the common thread remains that S.O. Qun offers a plentiful, tasty menu, polite service and a comfortable setting for Montreal diners.View restaurant profile
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OPLANTE Sushi Wok Végétalien draws praise for flavorful, inventive vegan sushi and a wide variety of dishes, with many visitors calling it a go-to spot for plant-based Asian fare and noting that the all you can eat option offers good value and a chance to try many items. The food is often described as delicious and satisfying, with standout rolls and occasionally surprising vegan tempura, and some reviewers appreciate the ability to share vegan sushi with nonvegan family members. Experiences with service and logistics vary widely: some visits are quick, friendly, and well organized, while others report slow or inattentive service, confusion around ordering, missing dishes, and long waits, especially when the restaurant is busy, and a few reviews mention a robot server used to shuttle plates. Ambience ranges from comfortable and spacious to a basement vibe described as gloomy or lacking warmth, with cleanliness occasionally criticized in a few reviews. Price perceptions also differ: some find the value excellent, particularly on all you can eat, while others feel certain days or menu items are pricey or inconsistent with expectations. Overall, OPLANTE remains a popular choice for vegan sushi in Montreal according to many reviews, though potential diners should be aware of possible service fluctuations, stock variations, and occasional reliability issues.View restaurant profile
Reviews portray Vua Sandwichs as a fast, affordable spot with a wide menu that includes banh mi, sushi, poke bowls, bubble tea and desserts. Many notes highlight quick service, friendly staff and strong value for money, especially for students. Some comments say the banh mi and meat portions vary, with bread not always meeting authentic expectations or fillings being light. A few reviews mention health concerns after meals, suggesting attention to kitchen practices. Overall the place is seen as a convenient budget friendly option with great variety and reliable speed, attracting regulars even as opinions differ on authenticity and portion size.View restaurant profile
