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≈ 0.1 km
East Pan Asiatique offers a diverse Thai, Chinese and Japanese menu with fresh, well presented dishes and generous portions, from wakame cucumber salad to dumplings and poke bowls, with vegan options that many guests appreciate. The ambiance is calm and inviting, a chic yet relaxed vibe that suits a casual night out. Service is frequently praised for friendliness, attentiveness, and helpful recommendations, though a few guests mention slower moments or occasional dish inconsistencies. Overall, the combination of flavorful food, thoughtful presentation, and welcoming atmosphere makes East Pan Asiatique a place many would return to.View restaurant profile
East Pan Asiatique
Modern restaurant featuring elevated Asian dishes & creative cocktails.
Open until 10 pm
Downtown, Golden Square Mile
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≈ 0.3 km
Sushiuma showcases an all you can eat format with high quality sushi and a wide range of cold and hot dishes that many reviewers say deliver great value. The service is described as fast and efficient, with friendly staff and a playful robot presence that adds to the experience. Bringing your own wine is a popular perk, and the lively atmosphere makes it a good spot for families and groups celebrating occasions. While some comments mention variability in taste, temperature, or timing during busy periods, most diners leave impressed by freshness and breadth of options. Overall, Sushiuma feels like a reliable choice for sushi lovers seeking variety, speed, and value in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Sushiuma
Chic BYOB Japanese restaurant serving all-you-can-eat sushi, plus noodles, tempura & wok fare.
Opens Today at 11:30 am
Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: Where to Eat in Montreal's Quartier des SpectaclesThe Best All You Can Eat Buffets in MontrealView More
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≈ 0.5 km
Shô-Dan earns praise for fresh, beautifully presented sushi and inventive, high quality dishes housed in an upscale yet welcoming setting. Specialty rolls like Cancun and Black Dragon stand out for creativity, and the service is consistently attentive, making it a great spot for a shopping break or celebration. Prices are on the higher side and a few items miss the mark, with overcooked edamame or bland non specialty rolls mentioned, but the overall experience is described as refined, delicious, and worth returning for. The emphasis on freshness, thoughtful presentation, and a memorable atmosphere, along with friendly staff and dessert options, rounds out a standout dining experience.View restaurant profile
Shô-Dan (Shodan)
Opens Tuesday at 11:30 amDowntown, Golden Square Mile
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≈ 0.5 km
The reviews position Hiba Bar as a stylish inviting Japanese inspired spot with a warm vibe and excellent cocktails and saké selections. Fresh ingredients and well balanced portions are frequently praised, with dishes presented beautifully and flavors that impress. The atmosphere is cozy and elegant with lively energy and thoughtful music that enhances the evening, and staff are consistently attentive and welcoming. The bar program earns high marks for creative cocktails that reimagine classics through saké, with knowledgeable staff guiding tastings and pairings, while celebrations feel special thanks to attentive service and thoughtful touches. While a few dishes may not hit the mark for everyone and some items are noted as pricier, the overall experience remains highly positive, making Hiba Bar a standout choice for drinks, bites and a memorable night out.View restaurant profile
Hiba Bar
Japanese-inspired bar located on the 2nd floor of Humaniti tower Montreal
Opens Tuesday at 4 pm
Downtown, Old Montreal
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideMontreal Hotel Bars Worth Raising a Glass ToView More
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≈ 0.5 km
Reviews consistently praise Sésame for delicious and varied Asian fusion dishes, with favorites like pad thai, general tao, dumplings, and poke bowls, plus original cocktails, all served with warm, attentive service. The atmosphere is described as stylish and inviting, with beautiful lighting and a lively yet comfortable vibe that fits well for a night out or pre show dining. Guests note friendly, professional staff, quick and efficient service, and generous portions that feel good value. The location and terrace are repeatedly mentioned as nice features, and the presentation and freshness of the ingredients are highlighted across visits. While a few notes mention busier nights bringing more noise or longer pacing, the overall impression is one of consistently high quality, great flavors, and a welcoming team that makes diners want to return.View restaurant profile
Sésame
Opens Today at 11 amQuartier des Spectacles, Downtown
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≈ 0.7 km
Sushi Hidden Fish earns widespread praise for exceptionally fresh fish, precise knife work, and beautifully presented dishes that showcase real craftsmanship. The dining room is described as elegant and intimate, with a calm atmosphere that enhances the tasting experience. Service is repeatedly highlighted as knowledgeable, attentive, and friendly, guiding guests through a thoughtful menu. Standout dishes across reviews include refined nigiri and maki, wagyu and aged fish options, and inventive rolls that balance flavors with skill. While premium pricing is noted, the overall consensus is that the combination of quality, technique, and hospitality makes the visit memorable and worth the splurge.View restaurant profile
Sushi Hidden Fish
Combining Japanese traditional cuisine with a modern eastern Palette
Opens Today at 5 pm
Downtown
Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealHidden Gem Restaurants to Uncover Another Side of MontrealView More
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≈ 0.7 km
Reviews portray Sésame as a warm, elegant Asian fusion spot with a calm, refined atmosphere. The menu is praised for flavorful, generously portioned dishes such as dumplings, poke bowls, Pad Thai, calamari and a standout General Tao, offering good value. Service is frequently described as friendly and attentive, with efficient, considerate staff noted across visits, though a few experiences mention slower pacing during busy times or a louder environment. Overall, the dining experience is described as memorable and inviting, with guests enjoying the food and ambiance and expressing intentions to return.View restaurant profile
Sésame
Opens Today at 4 pmOld Montreal
Mentioned in: Montreal Poke Bowls: 18 Restaurants for the Best Hawaiian BowlsWhere to Eat the Best General Tao in MontrealView More
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≈ 0.8 km
At Sushi Crescent, the overall impression across reviews is of fresh, tasty sushi, a warm and friendly staff, and a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere that makes a casual meal enjoyable. Guests praise quick arrivals of water and food, attentive service, and a good value with a varied all you can eat menu that satisfies different tastes, from sashimi to torched salmon and wasabi mussels. The space feels welcoming and has even felt more luxurious after recent renovations, with a lively yet calm vibe on busier nights. While some notes mention slower service and occasional order mixups, plus parking challenges and a few dessert or pacing limits during peak times, the experience is frequently described as heartwarming, dependable, and worth returning for the simple, delicate flavors that define Sushi Crescent.View restaurant profile
Sushi Crescent
Relaxed sushi house with warm, stylish décor offering a variety of maki & Japanese kitchen entrees.
May be temporarily closed
Downtown
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≈ 0.8 km
Reviews describe K2 Bistro as a lively all-you-can-eat sushi destination with a broad, fresh selection from sashimi and nigiri to creative rolls and grilled items, where each bite highlights quality ingredients and thoughtful preparation. The atmosphere stands out with immersive Studio Ghibli inspired decor that creates a warm, inviting environment. Ordering is streamlined through a touch-screen system at the table, letting guests mix orders easily and minimize wait times. Friendly and attentive staff are repeatedly praised for making guests feel welcome and well cared for. Value is another common thread, with many noting reasonable prices for AYCE and generous portions that encourage trying a wide range of dishes. For the best experience, reservations are advised, especially on weekends, to secure preferred seating and avoid longer waits. Overall, K2 Bistro emerges as a standout for sushi lovers and anime fans alike, delivering fresh flavors, abundant variety, and a memorable atmosphere that invites return visits.View restaurant profile
K2 Bistro
Opens Today at 12 pmDowntown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in Montreal
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≈ 0.8 km
Shabu Shabu Kagayaki is described in reviews as a welcoming spot with attentive, friendly staff and a warm, calm atmosphere. Fresh ingredients, flavorful broths, and high quality meats receive frequent praise, with vegetables noted as especially vibrant and portions satisfying. Service is consistently highlighted as exceptional, with clear explanations of how the dining works and a helpful, patient staff. The experience feels versatile and comforting, suitable for solo diners, couples, or friends, and many leave impressed by the generous servings and the overall quality. Optional touches like sake tasting or omakase sets are mentioned, but the core appeal is the dependable, flavorful food and friendly, attentive service that keeps guests returning.View restaurant profile
Shabu Shabu Kagayaki
Opens Today at 5 pmChinatown, Downtown
Mentioned in: The Best Hot Pot Restaurants in Montreal for an Authentic Experience
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≈ 0.9 km
Reviews describe MOTTO HandRoll Bar as an intimate, stylish spot with a warm, welcoming energy and a focus on ultra-fresh fish. Hand rolls are made to order and praised for balance, texture, and refined presentation, with sauces and accompaniments complementing the seafood flavors. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as ideal for a date night or a casual night out with friends, combining coziness with a lively bar vibe. Service is consistently highlighted as friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, with staff guiding guests through selections and ensuring a smooth experience. Cocktails and drinks are noted for quality and craft, pairing well with the menu. Some comments mention small portions for the price and a time-based dining format, but the overall experience, from the counter to the hospitality, leaves diners planning a return and recommending MOTTO HandRoll Bar for both the food and the ambiance.View restaurant profile
MOTTO HandRoll Bar
Montreal's Temaki Bar
Opens Today at 5 pm
Old Montreal
Mentioned in: The 10 Most Romantic Restaurants in Montreal for Valentine's Day 2026
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≈ 0.9 km
Kyo Bar Japonais is praised for fresh, beautifully presented sushi and a wide range of dishes from sashimi to wagyu and takoyaki, with flavors described as vibrant and well balanced. The vibe is warm and stylish in Old Montreal, blending intimate ambiance for dates with a lively energy that makes evenings feel special. Service consistently earns praise for being attentive and knowledgeable, with staff guiding guests through the menu and helping with sake and cocktail pairings. Many diners describe occasions from Valentine’s nights to anniversaries as memorable, thanks to thoughtful touches and smooth pacing. While the quality and atmosphere shine, some guests mention the price and portions as high and a few experiences of crowding or slower service on peak nights. Overall Kyo Bar Japonais is regarded as a standout choice in Montreal for sushi and Japanese dining, offering reliable excellence and a festive, refined experience.View restaurant profile
Kyo Bar Japonais
Located in Place d’Armes Hôtel & Suites
Opens Today at 5 pm
Old Montreal
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideGuide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.1 km
Yen Cuisine Japonaise stands out in reviews for fresh, beautifully presented sushi and a broad menu that blends traditional Japanese flavors with modern flair, all served in a cozy, classy setting that many describe as perfect for dates, friends, or a relaxed lunch. Attentive, friendly staff and a calm, inviting atmosphere contribute to consistently positive notes, while decor with warm wood and soft lighting adds to the intimate vibe. Poke bowls, chirashi, nigiri and sashimi are praised for quality and value, with generous portions and ingredients that feel fresh. A number of guests appreciate quick service and thoughtful recommendations, though a few mentions point to occasional service gaps or pricing concerns. Overall, Yen Cuisine Japonaise is regarded as a standout destination for authentic Japanese cuisine in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Yen Cuisine Japonaise
A hidden restaurant in the heart of Montreal combining Japanese cuisine and contemporary gastronomy.
Opens Today at 5 pm
Downtown
Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealMontreal Poke Bowls: 18 Restaurants for the Best Hawaiian BowlsView More
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≈ 1.3 km
Manga Bistro offers a vibrant all you can eat sushi experience framed by dynamic manga decorations that make every visit feel playful and welcoming. Torched sushi stands out for rich flavor and perfect searing, and a wide variety of rolls, sashimi, and hot dishes keeps cravings satisfied. The easy order system on tablets streamlines sampling a broad menu, while friendly, attentive staff help ensure everything runs smoothly. The atmosphere blends energy with a warm, family friendly vibe that suits both casual meals and special occasions. Prices and lunch options are usually good value for the quality and variety, though the restaurant can get crowded and reservations are strongly recommended to avoid long waits. Overall Manga Bistro is a must visit for sushi lovers and anime fans seeking a memorable dining experience with plenty of choices and a distinctive setting.View restaurant profile
Manga Bistro
Anime-Themed 'ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT' Restaurant
Opens Today at 11:30 am
Downtown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 1.7 km
Kyodai Izakaya delivers authentic Japanese pub dining with a warm, immersive atmosphere and a welcoming, energetic crowd. The menu spans ramen, curry, tempura, gyoza, takoyaki and sashimi, with crowd favorites like duck tataki, karaage and udon drawing frequent praise. Sake, cocktails and warm house sake complement the dishes, while the service is consistently friendly, attentive and knowledgeable. The decor and vibe recall a traditional izakaya, making it a great option for groups, friends or a casual night out. Reservations are helpful on busy nights as the place can get lively, yet staff keep things moving smoothly. A few items may be smaller or pricier, but the overall quality, flavor and memorable experience leave guests eager to return.View restaurant profile
Kyodai Izakaya
Opens Today at 5 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideGuide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.2 km
Saint Sushi is widely praised for ultra fresh fish, inventive, beautifully presented rolls, and a warm, intimate vibe with friendly, attentive service. Reviews celebrate creative signature rolls with playful names, a music friendly atmosphere, and high quality ingredients that make the tasting experience memorable, along with thoughtful menus and well executed sashimi. While the space is described as compact and a few visits mention longer waits during peak times, the overall experience is described as delicious, welcoming, and consistently impressive for sushi lovers in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Saint Sushi
Opens Today at 4:30 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.4 km
Saint Sushi receives praise for an excellent variety of makis, fresh fish and thoughtful presentations that keep the flavors inventive and memorable. The atmosphere is stylish and cozy, making it a great spot for conversations, celebrations, or casual dinners, with a vibe described as welcoming and relaxed. Service is repeatedly noted as attentive and friendly, with guests appreciating helpful recommendations and prompt attention during busy times. The menu offers creative rolls and a well regarded tasting menu that encourages sharing and trying a wide range of styles, while drink options enhance the overall experience. While some reviews mention higher prices, the quality, originality and consistent performance are cited as reasons to return, and many describe Saint Sushi as a reliable favorite in the city.View restaurant profile
Saint Sushi
Opens Today at 4:30 pmWestmount
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≈ 2.6 km
Sésame comes across as a warm welcoming spot with a lively yet comfortable ambiance, where service is consistently friendly and attentive and the menu offers inventive, flavorful dishes. Dishes such as salmon tartare, ramen, dumplings and poke bowls are frequently praised for freshness and balance, with cocktails and overall dining experience often highlighted as strong points. While many notes celebrate value, generous portions and attractive decor, a few reviews mention noise from ventilation or music, portions that may feel small for the price, and occasional slow service or temperature issues. Overall the sentiment points to Sésame as a reliable favorite for casual meals with friends or family, with guests eager to return and recommend the place.View restaurant profile
Sésame
Opens Today at 11 amSaint-Henri, Little Burgundy
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≈ 2.6 km
Across numerous reviews, Ohana Sushi Vegan is described as a vibrant and creative vegan sushi and poke bowls spot with fresh ingredients, beautiful presentation, and flavors that delight both vegans and non vegans alike. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, with friendly service, while the menu offers a wide variety and gluten free options, and portions are generous for the price. The dishes are repeatedly praised for originality, texture, and balance, from sushi platters to signature rolls, and the overall experience is considered worth returning to. Occasional notes about limited seating and occasional delays are mentioned, but the consensus remains highly positive and fans look forward to returning.View restaurant profile
Ohana Sushi Vegan
Opens Today at 2 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 0 km
Overall, reviews about Otto Ramen lean negative, with pork ramen described as tasting like nothing and the broth only warm, an extra charge for a ramen egg that turned out fully hard boiled, and a tasteless chicken ramen. Some patrons say there are better options for the same price and do not recommend the place, noting it as an expensive bowl of basic chicken with onions, while the vegetables gyoza are crispy and fried.View restaurant profile
Otto Ramen
Opens Tomorrow at 11 amDowntown, Golden Square Mile
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≈ 0.1 km
OTTO
Downtown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in Montreal
≈ 0.1 km
Sora 45 offers breathtaking views of Montreal from the top floor, often described as the highlight, especially at sunset, with a chic, relaxed vibe and a menu that shifts from coffee and pastries by day to inventive cocktails and small plates by night. Reviewers consistently praise the cocktails for their craft and originality, the atmosphere for being inviting and lively, and the staff for friendliness and attentiveness, though a few note occasional service hiccups and pricing that makes the food portions seem small for the cost. The location can be a bit tricky to find and access involves elevators and clear signage, but once inside the panorama and the varied seating areas make it easy to linger or study, while crowds can mean long waits and audible buzz during peak times. Coffee gets mixed marks, with standout mocha and cafe vibes in some reports, but occasional cold drinks and daytime cafe experiences that miss the mark in others. Overall, Sora 45 is often described as a must visit for the view and cocktails, a place to enjoy a date or after work drinks, with the sunset experience repeatedly singled out as unforgettable, and the drinks and ambience frequently highlighted as the main draws even when the food is secondary.View restaurant profile
Sora 45
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amDowntown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: 18 Cafes in Montreal Perfect for Studying and Remote WorkThe Most Aesthetic Cafes in MontrealView More
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≈ 0.1 km
Ryoshi
Opens Tuesday at 5 pmDowntown
Mentioned in: The Best Speakeasies in Montreal: Hidden Bars You Have to Experience
≈ 0.1 km
Gokudo is described as a cozy, hidden bar with an intimate vibe, low lighting and music that lets guests talk easily while enjoying craft cocktails. Reviews highlight creative, well balanced cocktails, a solid selection of sake and Japanese whiskey, and friendly, attentive service that makes a welcoming impression. Atmosphere is repeatedly praised as suitable for date nights and relaxed evenings, with a stylish yet unobtrusive decor and a discreet entrance adding to the charm. However, some notes point to inconsistent service, with staff who are very helpful and others less engaged, and peak times that can bring lines and slower pacing. Food receives mixed feedback, with certain bites praised while others are described as not as fresh or generously portioned for the price. Payment can be cashless only, a surprise to some guests that was not always mentioned in advance. Overall the venue remains a standout for cocktails and ambiance, drawing strong praise across many reviews despite the occasional tradeoffs.View restaurant profile
Gokudo
Stylish Japanese restaurant & bar offering craft cocktails, plus traditional snacks & rice bowls.
Opens Wednesday at 5 pm
Downtown
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideSip & Savor: The Ultimate Guide to Montreal's Cocktail SceneView More
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≈ 0.2 km
Overall reviews describe Jatoba as a refined Asian fusion destination with outstanding, beautifully presented dishes and fresh sashimi, complemented by a chic, lively ambiance and attentive service. The cocktails and wine pairings are frequently praised, and staff are noted for knowledge and friendliness, making celebrations or date nights feel special. While the experience is consistently described as excellent and worth the price, some comments call out the high cost, occasional slow service or pacing during busy times, and a few notes about uneven service at the bar or in the dining room. The restaurant is often listed among Montreal's best dining spots, with many guests planning a return and appreciating the chef's touches and the care in plating and ingredients. Reviewers also highlight the variety of dishes, the ability to accommodate dietary preferences, and the opportunity to sample many plates in a shared, tasting style, even as a few find acoustics or meal pacing could be improved.View restaurant profile
Jatoba
Refined eatery serving modern, Asian-inspired fare, including seafood & dumplings, with a full bar.
Opens Tomorrow at 11:30 am
Downtown
Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealThe Best Outdoor Restaurants and Bars to Celebrate This Winter in MontrealView More
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≈ 0.2 km
Phillips Bar is described as a stylish, cozy, and welcoming spot with consistently excellent service and attentive staff who make guests feel well looked after from start to finish. The menu blends Japanese fusion with plenty of options, from fresh maki and hand rolls to enticing mains like steak and miso black cod, with numerous dishes singled out for their flavor, freshness, and creative twists. The space and ambience are repeatedly praised for being chic yet intimate, with music and lighting contributing to a great vibe for dates, friends nights out, or office celebrations. Cocktails are a highlight, noted for originality and solid presentation, and the overall value and generous portions invite sharing across the table. The overall message across reviews is that Phillips Bar delivers a memorable dining experience, word of mouth ready, with guests already planning their next visit.View restaurant profile
Phillips Bar
Japanese restaurant in the heart of downtown Montreal
Opens Wednesday at 5 pm
Downtown
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideGuide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 0.2 km
Marusan Comptoir Japonais
Downtown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: A Culinary Journey: The Most Popular Asian Dishes in Montreal
≈ 0.3 km
Saiko earns praise for superb fish quality, fresh sushi and sashimi, with many calling it the best sushi in Montreal and even Laval, offered at a reasonable price. The atmosphere is described as amazing and the service friendly and attentive, with guests noting careful handling of dietary restrictions and gluten free options. Omakase experiences and chef selections are highlighted as wow moments, and the wine list, including a Riesling, receives compliments. The restaurant's location near the walking street and proximity to events like Otakuthon are mentioned as convenient. Some reviewers note a slower pace when the dining room is busy or a single server is on shift, and a beef dish was not as tender as hoped. Overall, the reviews point to Saiko as a reliable destination for authentic Japanese flavors, consistent quality, and a welcoming environment.View restaurant profile
Saiko
May be temporarily closedDowntown, Old Montreal
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≈ 0.3 km
Reviews paint Biiru as a lively, stylish izakaya in downtown Montreal with a warm, attentive staff and a vibrant, shareable menu that blends Japanese izakaya flavors with a touch of fusion. The food earns frequent praise for quality and variety, with standout dishes such as okonomiyaki, karaage, salmon tartare, gyoza, ribs and tataki noted for flavorful sauces and inventive twists. The service is repeatedly highlighted as friendly, capable and efficient, even on busy nights, though a few comments mention occasional pacing issues or variability. The terrace is a recurring favorite, described as cosy and well heated, offering a pleasant alternative to indoor dining. Some reviewers find portions small for the price and note that prices can be high, but many feel the overall experience, food, drinks, ambience and service, justifies the cost. There is a strong appeal to sampling a wide range of tapas style dishes, with reservations often recommended due to demand. A couple of notes mention the minor exclusion policy, suggesting booking communications could be clarified. Overall, Biiru is framed as a go to spot for fans of Japanese tapas with dependable quality and a friendly, lively vibe.View restaurant profile
Biiru
Funky Japanese izakaya dishing up traditional small plates & drinks from cocktails to sake & soju.
Opens Tomorrow at 11:30 am
Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideWhere to Eat in Montreal's Quartier des SpectaclesView More
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≈ 0.4 km
Overall, reviews describe Sansotei Ramen as a reliable spot for rich, flavorful bowls with a preference for tonkotsu and miso varieties, the broth often praised as balanced and comforting, noodles cooked well and chashu tender, and eggs creamy or jammy in many bowls. The menu’s variety is highlighted, with favorites like tonkotsu black, miso black, and tomato ramen, plus helpful add ons like crispy fried chicken and well made gyoza. Service is frequently noted as friendly, fast, and attentive, though a few comments mention inconsistent service or pressure to tip and, in one case, cleanliness concerns described as a red flag. Value is generally seen as good, with generous portions and affordable prices, and the atmosphere characterized as modern and cozy, especially in downtown locations. Some reviewers mention vegetarian options or lighter broths and a few days when a broth may seem saltier or thinner, but the overall tone is strongly positive and many readers consider Sansotei Ramen among the town’s best ramen spots.View restaurant profile
Sansotei Ramen
Opens Today at 11 amDowntown
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≈ 0.5 km
Diners describe Nama Omakase as a standout fusion of Japanese and French influences, with exceptionally fresh fish, inventive yet harmonious flavor pairings, and an intimate, elegantly modern atmosphere. The omakase experiences are widely praised for thoughtful curation and beautiful presentation, though several reviews note that portions can feel small for the price and a few courses or moments can vary. Service is repeatedly highlighted as attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly, with many accounts of staff guiding the meal and sharing details about ingredients and techniques, while a minority report slower pacing or inconsistent timing. The overall experience is seen as high end and ideal for special occasions, with many mentioning memorable touches, personalized attention, and standout desserts, cocktails or sake pairings. Ambiance and decor are often described as chic yet cozy, complementing the culinary journey, even as some listeners feel the music volume or the high price point keep it from being universally accessible.View restaurant profile
Nama Omakase
Opens Tuesday at 5 pmDowntown, Old Montreal
Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealA Guide to Montreal's Must-Try Sushi RestaurantsView More
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≈ 0.5 km
Neotokyo is widely praised for its immersive cyberpunk atmosphere that feels like a Blade Runner inspired Tokyo, with bold neon decor and a vibrant, energetic vibe. The food earns consistently high marks, especially the ramen and mazemen, with favorites including tonkotsu, miso with truffle, tan tan, and other flavorful broths, plus well liked sides like karaage, gyoza, takoyaki, and a refreshing cucumber salad. Generous portions, good value for the location, and a fast, attentive service are common themes, though crowds can make it loud and lead to wait times or busy service, particularly at peak hours. The experience is often described as memorable and worth returning to, whether for a casual bite or a date, with many appreciating the decor, the vibe, and the variety of options, including vegan choices. A few notes mention saltiness in some broths and occasional service hiccups or payment tip practices that could be improved, but these are outweighed by the overall positive impression of atmosphere, quality, and consistency across visits.View restaurant profile
Neotokyo
Japanese noodle bar with cyberpunk vibes.
Opens Tomorrow at 11:30 am
Old Montreal, Downtown
Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to TryAwesome Montreal Restaurants to Celebrate Your BirthdayView More
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≈ 0.5 km
Ryu earns praise for very fresh fish and a range of standout items like a sashimi platter, caviar crab roll, toro maki, and even a tuna belly with truffles, with the Kaizen roll singled out as especially good; the wagyu tataki is tender but seen by some as not worth the premium. Service and presentation are repeatedly described as superb and the ambience as great, with a cozy, low key vibe and courteous staff. Many reviewers call Ryu the best sushi in town and applaud an authentic Japanese approach with pure high quality raw fish and minimal sauces. Takeout and lunch specials are noted for value, with miso soup well done and several dishes delivering the same freshness. One visit highlighted a mismatch between interior photos and the actual space, and some felt the prices were high for what was delivered. A rare negative experience cited slow service and seating issues that spoiled the mood, though the food was still described as decent. Overall, the restaurant is seen as a top choice for fresh, quality sushi, with occasional hiccups in service or space.View restaurant profile
Ryu
Opens Today at 5 pmDowntown
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≈ 0.6 km
Reviews consistently praise Bloom Sushi for inventive vegan sushi, with fresh ingredients, bold flavors, and beautiful presentation that often impresses even non vegans. The service and atmosphere are repeatedly highlighted as warm and attentive in a stylish setting. The menu is creative and diverse, with standout items like miso soup, gyoza, arancini, and a tasting option that showcases the kitchen’s creativity. While busy nights can bring longer waits or occasional mixups, most diners feel the quality justifies the visit and keep coming back. Reservations are wise, and Bloom Sushi is regarded as a standout in Montreal for vegan sushi, offering artistic plates, reliable hospitality, and a memorable plant based dining experience.View restaurant profile
Bloom Sushi
Opens Today at 5 pmQuartier des Spectacles, Downtown
Mentioned in: 20 Must-Try Vegan Restaurants in Montreal You Can't MissWhere to Eat in Montreal's Quartier des SpectaclesView More
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≈ 0.6 km
Café Noya comes across as a cozy, casual udon cafe in downtown Montreal that fits studying or casual meals. The menu centers on udon and onigiri, with beef udon and creamy miso mushroom udon among the popular bowls, plus flavorful onigiri such as unagi and salmon; several notes mention rich broths and chewy noodles, though some dishes are criticized for being bland or undersauced and portions can feel small for the price. The drinks and desserts, especially matcha based options and mochi, are often highlighted as standout items and a welcome complement to the savory bowls. The service is described as friendly and efficient when not too busy, but a few reviews report slower service, inconsistent knowledge about Japanese dishes, or hiccups with order accuracy. The space is repeatedly praised for its cute, welcoming vibe and good atmosphere for studying or hanging out, while a few comments mention it feeling cold or busy and noisy at times. Overall, the place is seen as a reliable go to for satisfying udon and onigiri with quality matcha and pleasant staff, with some room for value improvements and portion sizes.View restaurant profile
Café Noya
Opens Today at 9 amDowntown
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≈ 0.6 km
Iru Izakaya is widely praised for its vibrant, neon-lit atmosphere and modern Japanese lounge vibe that makes the place feel festive and welcoming. The food is described as delicious and diverse, with generous portions and standout items across sushi, sashimi, and tapas-style plates, and many guests especially enjoy the discovery or tasting menus that showcase creativity and bold flavors, along with mains like ramen and duck fried rice in some cases. The beverage program is a major highlight, featuring inventive cocktails and highly regarded sake pairings, and sake bombs are often singled out, with attentive service at the bar and tables. Some reviews note loud music and crowds can be noisy, and a few point to busy nights, occasional delays in the kitchen, or dishes that miss the mark, such as ramen lacking depth or certain items being overly salted or pricey. Overall, the experience is regarded as memorable and worth the price for celebrations, group dinners, or romantic evenings, with many saying they would return and recommend the restaurant to friends.View restaurant profile
Iru Izakaya
Opens Today at 11 amDowntown, Quartier des Spectacles
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≈ 0.6 km
Reviews portray Zoelle as a standout dining destination with a stunning setting and a fusion concept that blends Mediterranean and Japanese influences. Service is repeatedly praised for attentiveness, warmth, and expert recommendations across the menu, with several mentions of knowledgeable staff guiding choices and making celebrations feel special. The food earns high marks for freshness and presentation, from sushi and sashimi to tartares, octopus, lamb meatballs, braised beef, and a dessert strong point, while cocktails like the passion fruit martini and espresso martini are often highlighted favorites. The atmosphere is described as elegant yet inviting, with some noting a lively vibe and others appreciating a calmer, refined dining room, though a few reviews call value into question and note occasional slower pacing or menu gaps during peak times. Practical perks such as nearby valet parking, a newer lunch option, and a well stocked bar are often mentioned, and overall Zoelle is seen as a memorable and repeatable experience worth returning to for special occasions, dates, or group dinners.View restaurant profile
Restaurant ZOËLLE
Opens Tomorrow at 11:30 amDowntown
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≈ 0.7 km
Reviewers describe Okeya Kyujiro as an intimate, immersive omakase experience that feels like a journey to Japan, with pristine ingredients, artful plating, and a dynamic, chef-led progression served right in front of guests. The service is repeatedly praised as attentive, polished, and personal, with explanations of dishes and provenance that elevate the tasting. Many note the ambiance as refined and authentic, the counter seating and open kitchen enhancing the sense of ceremony, and the overall experience frequently deemed memorable and worth the price, often positioned as a special occasion or bucket-list meal. Some report the brunch omakase as a more approachable alternative at a fraction of the dinner price. A few critiques appear around pacing, price, and value, occasional dessert misalignment, limited wine options or wine knowledge among staff, and an abrupt ending or fast tempo on certain visits, but these are outweighed by praise for consistency, the freshness of fish, and the artistry of the courses. Overall, the restaurant is widely celebrated as one of Montreal’s premier Japanese dining experiences, with many reviewers eager to return and celebrate milestones.View restaurant profile
Okeya Kyujiro
THEATRICAL OMAKASE EXPERIENCE
Opens Today at 12 pm
Downtown
Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealA Guide to Montreal's Must-Try Sushi RestaurantsView More
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≈ 0.7 km
Yoko Luna is described as a visually stunning venue that blends restaurant, bar and club, with decor that many reviewers call unique and glamorous and a vibe that shifts from relaxed cocktails to high energy dancing. The food gets consistent praise for freshness and flavor, with favorites including sashimi, ceviche and wagyu dishes, though several readers note small portions and high prices. Service is frequently lauded for warmth and attentiveness, yet a number of experiences mention uneven timing, rushed transitions, or delays during peak hours. The entertainment makes a big impression, from live shows to a DJ that drives the late night mood, and the overall atmosphere is often described as upscale, festive and immersive. Some critiques mention overlength waits, aggressive or inconsistent front of house moments, and drink prices that fail to match value, particularly during club hours. Taken together, Yoko Luna emerges as a top choice for a special night out that combines refined dining with an energetic nightlife experience, delivering memorable ambiance and strong hospitality when expectations align with the price point.View restaurant profile
Yoko Luna
Opens Today at 6 pmDowntown
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≈ 0.7 km
Overall, the reviews describe La Voûte as a visually stunning, subterranean venue that combines elegant decor with high energy dining and nightclub experiences. The atmosphere, live shows and performances, and the vibe are repeatedly highlighted as standout, with guests enjoying the immersive setting, the variety of entertainment, and the quality of the sushi and other dishes. Service is described as generally attentive and friendly, with several mentions of skilled bartenders and staff who help create a memorable night, though a few reviews note timing issues, inconsistent service, or long waits during peak hours. Pricing is seen as high, reflecting the special experience, and some feel portions or drink selections could offer better value, while others say the price is justified by the ambiance and show. The venue is frequently recommended for celebrations such as birthdays or bachelorette parties, and for those seeking a distinctive night out that blends dinner, spectacle, and clubbing in one striking space. Overall, La Voûte stands out for its dramatic setting, engaging performances, and strong staff with a willingness to go the extra mile.View restaurant profile
La Voûte
Opens Today at 9 pmOld Montreal
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≈ 0.8 km
Gyu-Kaku is described in these reviews as a lively, interactive Japanese BBQ experience where guests grill at the table and enjoy flavorful, well marinated meats in generous portions. Diners repeatedly praise the high quality of beef and variety of cuts, with sauces and touches like miso, ponzu, and inventive drinks adding to the meal. The atmosphere is often described as warm, convivial, and family or date friendly, though the space can be loud and reservations are recommended to avoid long waits. Service is frequently highlighted as friendly, helpful, and attentive, with staff taking time to explain the menu and cooking method, while a few experiences note occasional slower service or timing issues during busy periods. Value is a common theme, with many finding the price justified by the quality and the interactive format, though some feel portions or options vary and price can be higher than comparable restaurants. Overall, the consensus is that Gyu-Kaku delivers a memorable dining experience worth returning to, especially for groups or special occasions, and many reviewers state they would come back and recommend it.View restaurant profile
Gyu-Kaku
Opens Today at 11:30 amDowntown, Golden Square Mile
Review Summary
≈ 0.8 km
Toyo Grillades à la Japonaise is described as a lively and welcoming spot where the food is generally good to very good and the on table cooking show adds a fun, family friendly vibe. Beef menus and filet mignon are praised for tenderness, with a standout salad dressing and other dishes like shrimp earning positive notes. The atmosphere and service receive broad praise, with accommodations for large groups and families and staff described as pleasant and helpful even during busy times. It is seen as a great place for gatherings and a fun experience for both kids and adults, though some reviews note that the price can be high for the value and that the overall quality could be more consistent. The cooking show remains engaging but is not as robust as in the past, and there are occasional remarks about the chef's humor feeling questionable or remarks that seemed inappropriate; nevertheless the chefs can entertain when patrons are respectful. Repeat visits and plans to return are common thanks to reliable meals, with steak and filet mignon often highlighted as standout items and service staying good even near closing times.View restaurant profile
Toyo Grillades à la Japonaise
Opens Today at 5 pmDowntown
Review Summary
≈ 0.8 km
Across reviews for Fleurs et Cadeaux, the dining experience is described as a cozy, intimate Japanese-inspired spot with a standout tasting menu and superb sashimi, duck and ramen, and a strong emphasis on fresh, artfully presented, shareable dishes. The atmosphere is repeatedly praised as warm and stylish, with seating at the bar offering an up-close view of the kitchen and a lively, buzzy vibe, while the staff are noted as attentive, knowledgeable and friendly, though a few mention moments when service felt rushed or pacing could improve. The drinks and sake program is highlighted as well curated, pairing nicely with courses, and the quality of ingredients and creativity of preparations are commonly praised to justify the price. Portions are sometimes described as small for the cost, particularly on tasting menus, though many guests say the variety of dishes and the overall experience make it worthwhile. Some reviews note delays and other timing issues or a chilly draft, but the overwhelming sentiment is positive and many call it a must-visit in Montreal for date nights or celebrations, with reservations recommended due to popularity. Standout dishes include sashimi and duck, along with fried chicken and other inventive items, and desserts such as annin dofu or brownie with miso caramel receive praise, while the overall vibe, décor and attentive service keep guests coming back.View restaurant profile
Fleurs & Cadeaux
Snug, easygoing destination serving sushi rolls, sashimi & other Japanese staples, plus sake.
Opens Today at 5 pm
Chinatown, Downtown
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≈ 0.8 km
Le Poké Station earns strong praise for fresh, high quality ingredients, generous portions, and consistently tasty bowls, with many calling it the best poke in town and noting the customizable menu, wide range of proteins, toppings, and sauces that are well balanced; the bowls such as salmon, chicken katsu, shrimp tempura, and signature Honolulu and Aloha are described as fresh, flavorful, and prepared to order, with appealing presentation; service is repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and patient, while the space is clean and welcoming; some reviews mention limited indoor seating and suggest takeout to avoid wait times, but overall value is considered good given the large portions and quality; overall, Le Poké Station is seen as a healthy, convenient option that many plan to visit again.View restaurant profile
Le Poké Station
Opens Today at 5 pmOld Montreal
Mentioned in: Montreal Poke Bowls: 18 Restaurants for the Best Hawaiian Bowls
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≈ 0.8 km
Reviews describe Tsujiri Montreal as a popular destination for matcha fans with a broad menu of desserts drinks and some savory options like ramen and soba; matcha is praised for richness and authenticity though some items are described as less strong or overly sweet and a few desserts feel pricey or inconsistent in quality; the atmosphere is often described as cozy and Japanese inspired with ample seating good for studying or catching up but it can get crowded and noisy in peak hours; service is generally friendly and professional with staff helpful and attentive though isolated rude experiences are noted; the cafe also receives compliments for its modern decor and variety of offerings like hojicha yuzu and kuromitsu desserts; overall it comes across as a top choice for matcha in Montreal delivering strong matcha desserts and drinks in a welcoming setting with some items needing closer consistency.View restaurant profile
Tsujiri Montreal
Opens Today at 12 pmDowntown
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≈ 0.8 km
Reviews describe Mona Loa as a visually striking cavernous speakeasy with dim lighting, warm tones, and a unique decor that makes the space feel intimate yet elevated. The vibe is repeatedly praised as cozy and immersive, a great setting for dates or a night out with friends, and the cocktails are often highlighted for being creative and well balanced, with a standout Habibi cocktail frequently praised. Food receives mixed notes, with some dishes like seafood and sushi praised for freshness and flavor, while others arrive cold or fall short of expectations for the price. Service is generally friendly and attentive but inconsistent at times, and during busy periods some guests report slower pacing or seating and menu hiccups. The location and atmosphere are consistently cited as a major draw, including the sense of discovery and the overall aesthetic, sometimes described as a hidden gem on Crescent with a basement bar and lively music. Reservations are advised as the place fills up, and a few reviews caution about noise levels and the value for money. Overall Mona Loa is seen as a must visit for ambiance and drinks, with the experience varying by visit depending on service and kitchen execution.View restaurant profile
Mona Loa
Opens Today at 5 pmDowntown
Mentioned in: The Best Speakeasies in Montreal: Hidden Bars You Have to Experience
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≈ 0.9 km
Chillax is described across reviews as a cozy, casual Japanese spot with a calm, welcoming vibe where comforting dishes like ramen, donburi, gyoza, and karaage hit the mark, with many noting salmon teriyaki donburi, udon, and fried squid or takoyaki as standouts; the space is simple and authentic, and the decor with anime posters adds a nostalgic energy that many find charming. The service is praised for friendliness and attentiveness, though in one case a long wait occurred when only one staff member was on duty. It is often called a hidden gem and a reliable go to for casual meals, with guests enjoying a homey atmosphere and a good selection of sake, while some concerns include sauces that feel a bit oily, portions that can seem small for the price, and one review mentioning an egg that did not meet expectations. Overall Chillax comes across as a consistently tasty, comfortable place that invites repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Chillax
Opens Tomorrow at 11:30 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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