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≈ 0.4 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
Open until 9 pmSaint-Henri, Little Burgundy
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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≈ 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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≈ 1.7 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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≈ 1.9 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
Open until 10:30 pm
Downtown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in MontrealTravel Without a Passport: 18 Culinary Stops in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.4 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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≈ 2.4 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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≈ 2.4 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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≈ 2.5 km
Reviewers describe Soba & Sushi Bar as a cozy, compact spot with a wide sushi selection and a broad menu that also features Chinese dishes and bowls, all prepared with fresh ingredients and generous portions. The place is appreciated for fast, friendly service and a pleasant dining atmosphere that has benefited from a recent renovation, with clean lines and tasteful seating that makes small groups comfortable. Sushi is frequently praised for freshness and quality, and many orders are highlighted for reliable consistency whether dining in or taking out, with standout dishes like chirashi bowls, poke bowls, and well balanced sauces. Some call it the best sushi in Montreal. The restaurant is seen as a solid value with reasonable prices, dependable delivery, and convenient options for takeout, making it a go-to choice for many regulars. Overall, Soba & Sushi Bar comes across as a versatile Asian fusion spot that consistently delivers flavorful food, thoughtful preparation, and a positive, welcoming experience for diners in the area.View restaurant profile
Soba & Sushi Bar
Open until 9 pmCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 2.5 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
Open until 10:30 pmDowntown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in Montreal
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≈ 2.9 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 Today at 5 pmDowntown, Golden Square Mile
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≈ 3 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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≈ 0.6 km
Reviews describe Le Kioko as a welcoming sushi spot where no reservation is usually needed and seating is readily available in a clean, comfortable indoor area, with short to moderate wait times during dinner hours. The sushi is repeatedly praised for freshness, flavorful fish, beautiful presentation, generous portions, and well balanced specialty rolls that blend traditional taste with a modern twist. Service is frequently described as friendly, attentive, and efficient, contributing to a smooth dining experience. The atmosphere is described as bright, cozy, and relaxed, making it easy to enjoy a relaxed meal. Some reviews note occasional inconsistencies, such as variable quality in sashimi rice or delays during high order volume, and one mention of a QR code menu with no physical menus. Overall, Le Kioko is recommended as a reliable, satisfying sushi option with good value and a wide variety of options.View restaurant profile
Le Kioko
Opens Today at 5 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 0.6 km
Reviewers describe Shushuto Bar à Ramen + Tapas as a stylish, cozy spot with a vibrant atmosphere and a diverse menu that covers sushi, ramen, bowls and vegan options, with generous portions and creative twists like carbonara udon and duck mazemen. Drinks, including cocktails and saké, are often praised and the decor and overall vibe are highlighted as standout features, making it a popular choice for date nights, gatherings and brunch. The food generally pleases, though a few comments point to inconsistency or items that feel pricey for the value, and some desserts or plates are disappointing. Service is frequently described as attentive and friendly, with fast and helpful staff, but several visits mention slow pacing, occasional ordering mishaps or loud noise in busy periods and parking can be challenging nearby. Reservations are advised for dinner, while lunch and brunch are easier to drop in for, and many reviewers express they would return to try more items given the variety and strong flavors.View restaurant profile
Shushuto Bar à Ramen + Tapas
Opens Today at 5 pmPointe St-Charles
Mentioned in: A Guide to Montreal's Must-Try Sushi Restaurants
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≈ 0.6 km
Shushu Haru draws strong praise for vegan dishes and memorable sushi, with many noting delicious, flavorful options, a well decorated space, and a convenient canal side location. At the same time, experiences vary: service is often described as slow or uneven, and several reviewers report a gap between online menus and what is actually offered, including changes after the dedicated dining room closed and the menu appearing elsewhere. The restaurant is sometimes considered pricey, though several comments say the quality justifies the cost when the kitchen delivers, while other critiques highlight oversized sushi pieces, the choice of rice types that can overpower flavors, and a tartare that some found dull or too salty. Dishes such as zaumon tartare are singled out for mixed results, while favorites like the bun, various vegan sushi options, and sides are celebrated. Desserts have sparked debate as well, with coconut panna cotta praised by some and strawberry panna cotta described as disappointing. Allergy concerns are mentioned in one review, and the overall tone ranges from enthusiastic to cautious, but the food is repeatedly said to carry the experience and leave room for return to explore more of the vegan menu.View restaurant profile
Shushu Haru
Plant-based sushi restaurant
Opens Today at 5 pm
Pointe St-Charles, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 0.7 km
Bar OTTO comes across in reviews as a lively yet intimate spot with standout cocktails and a sushi and sashimi program that many describe as fresh, inventive and beautifully presented. The ambience and service are repeatedly praised, with guests noting attentive, friendly staff, a welcoming bar area, and a warm vibe that suits dates, celebrations or casual nights with friends. The menu is praised for variety and quality, including daikon and burrata, crab bao, cod cheek skewers, wagyu and toro, a ramen with duck leg and truffle oil, and a yuzu cheesecake for dessert, with many savoring the tasting menu and strong wine or sake pairings. While some express that portions can be small for the price and a few service hiccups occur, the overall consensus highlights consistent excellence in food and atmosphere, a willingness to return for omakase or seasonal changes, and Bar OTTO as one of the city’s notable Japanese inspired options.View restaurant profile
Bar OTTO
Opens Today at 5 pmLittle Burgundy, Saint-Henri
Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealThe Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to TryView More
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≈ 0.7 km
Poke Ici receives praise for fresh poke bowls and sushi, including veggie options, and for good allergen knowledge, with service described as friendly in a cozy space and prices seen as reasonable. The reviews describe reliable, consistently tasty food and a welcoming atmosphere, with some calling it a hidden gem and among the best sushi in Montreal. Diners mention enjoying tuna, salmon and other toppings, and note that portions and flavors are generally satisfying, though a few critiques point to small chirashi portions, an occasionally mediocre poke bowl and tempura, a missing wasabi, and a takeout experience that felt less inviting. Overall the impression is positive, highlighting freshness, variety and affordability alongside a few lapses in execution.View restaurant profile
Poke Ici
Opens Tomorrow at 4 pmPointe St-Charles
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≈ 0.7 km
Reviews describe Pâtisserie Amaïro as a cozy spot where French pastries meet Japanese flavors, with pastries that are delicious and crafted with care. Flavors are original and balanced, not overly sweet, with favorites like the strawberry shortcake, cream puffs, matcha desserts, and a comforting hojicha latte. The staff and the owner are friendly and attentive, contributing to a welcoming experience. Desserts can sell out quickly, so arriving early is advised, and the cakes are noted for refined textures and artistry. Overall the place is seen as a standout, high quality bakery that pairs excellent coffee and tea with a gentle Japanese hospitality and French technique.View restaurant profile
Pâtisserie Amaïro
Opens Thursday at 12 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 0.8 km
Onigiri Shop is widely praised for fresh, generously filled onigiri and strong value, with many noting the salmon and tuna options as standout and the rice perfectly prepared. The menu appeals for its variety and convenience, including a mini ramen and easy takeout, making it a good quick snack or meal. While most reviews are positive, some experiences point to inconsistency in quality across visits or locations, with occasional rice that is cold or bland and slower service for takeout. A few customers mention friendly staff and a cozy vibe, though a couple describe less favorable encounters. Overall, the reviews present Onigiri Shop as a solid, affordable option for flavorful onigiri and casual Japanese fare, best enjoyed by trying several varieties to find personal favorites.View restaurant profile
Onigiri Shop
Fresh handmade onigiri
Open until 8 pm
Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 0.9 km
Shushu Bar À Poké + Sushi draws broadly positive feedback for a stylish setting and a menu that blends Japanese and Thai influences, with fresh and flavorful sushi and poke bowls at the center of most visits. Reviewers highlight dishes ranging from miso soup with soft tofu to Shushu poke bowls with tuna, salmon, and shrimp tempura, plus sushi favorites and creative options like sushi pizza and gyoza. The quality and freshness are frequently praised, with many noting generous portions and good value, especially for takeout or delivery. Service is described as friendly and efficient when the restaurant is not crowded, but several diners report slow or uneven service during busy periods, occasional lapses with water refills and check-ins, and some inconsistency in portions or flavor. The atmosphere and decor are cited as a plus, making it a solid choice for a casual meal with friends or family, with strong recommendations to try miso soup, sashimi and omakase offerings, and a few notes that loud music can detract from the experience.View restaurant profile
Shushu Bar À Poké + Sushi
Opens Today at 4:30 pmLittle Burgundy, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1.1 km
Reviewers consistently describe Regashi Isakaya as a refined Japanese restaurant with superb service, a warm intimate ambiance, and a menu that showcases fresh and aged seafood at a high level. The tasting menu is frequently singled out as a must, and the sashimi, aged fish in maturation, and delicate broths are repeatedly praised for balance and finesse, with dishes noted for meticulous preparation and thoughtful presentation. The staff is described as attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable, offering personalized recommendations and small attentive touches, while the atmosphere is noted as convivial whether dining solo or with friends. Several diners highlight the exceptional quality, variety of flavors, and thoughtful sake and wine options, making it feel like a true destination. A minority consider the price point steep or portions modest for certain appetites, and a few reviews mention isolated issues such as occasional communication gaps or, in one case, illness after the meal. Overall Regashi Isakaya is seen as a remarkable, memorable dining experience that invites return visits to explore more of the menu.View restaurant profile
Regashi Isakaya
Opens Tomorrow at 6 pmSaint-Henri, Little Burgundy
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub Guide
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≈ 1.4 km
Ramen Isshin is widely praised for a rich, comforting broth and chewy noodles, with bowls described as flavorful and satisfying and toppings fresh. The service and atmosphere are often highlighted as friendly and efficient, able to handle busy crowds while staying clean and cozy. Standout orders like spicy and red miso ramen earn strong recommendations, and portions are generally generous with good value, though a few reviewers find prices high or some bowls uneven. Some criticism points to an overpowering garlic oil, broth that can taste bitter when altered, and occasional notes of small meat portions. Overall, the reviews present Ramen Isshin as a reliable, popular ramen spot with vegetarian options and a range of flavors, though experiences can vary and it may not be the absolute best in the city.View restaurant profile
Ramen Isshin
Open until 8:30 pmVerdun
Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to Try
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≈ 1.5 km
Reviews describe Le Poké Station as a lively spot with fast service, friendly staff, and very generous bowls loaded with fresh toppings. The Verdun area location draws praise for convenient location, consistent quality, and tasty options such as crab, shrimp, salmon and tuna that keep customers coming back. Takeout works smoothly, with orders arriving quickly and accuracy praised, and the menu noted for easy customization and plentiful toppings. Vegan options are mentioned and many appreciate the value of the bowls, with some offering smaller portions as a budget friendly choice. While most comments celebrate the freshness and flavor, a few note cramped seating or that price could feel high for the size of the dish. Overall, Le Poké Station is viewed as a reliable spot for a healthy, flavorful poke with generous portions and a friendly team that helps explain the menu and makes guests feel welcome.View restaurant profile
Le Poké Station
Open until 9 pmVerdun
Mentioned in: Montreal Poke Bowls: 18 Restaurants for the Best Hawaiian Bowls
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≈ 1.5 km
Reviews of Onigiri Shop show a generally positive impression of flavorful onigiri, a wide variety of fillings including vegetarian options, and good value, with many customers noting fresh ingredients, neat preparation, and fast friendly service. The dining experience is praised for helpful guidance through the menu and attentive staff, but several visits raise concerns about inconsistency between dine in and takeout, with rice sometimes undercooked or bland, fillings dry or not as flavorful as before, and occasional misorders or items missing. Several critics highlight packaging and practicality issues for takeout and some episodes of unprofessionalism or miscommunication, alongside a few strong warnings about reliability. Despite these issues, many reviewers still recommend Onigiri Shop and describe a welcoming atmosphere, high flavor potential, and plans to return, while others urge the owners to address order accuracy and staff professionalism.View restaurant profile
Onigiri Shop
Open until 9 pmVerdun
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≈ 1.5 km
Reviews about Kashima highlight good quality sushi, extremely fresh fish and generous portions, with service described as quick and friendly and many saying it’s the best value for sushi in Montreal. Several commenters note that Kashima operates as takeout only with no indoor seating. A few experiences mention order mistakes in takeout or delivery, while others praise timely delivery and careful preparation. A standout moment recalls a courteous staff member who gifted sweets and edamame. Sushi such as tuna is repeatedly described as very fresh and tasty, with well seasoned rice and great overall flavor. Some comparisons imply Kashima surpasses other local spots, though prices are noted as higher than the average Montreal sushi shop. Overall the tone is positive about the food and the experience despite occasional issues and the takeout only format.View restaurant profile
Kashima
Opens Today at 4:30 pmWestmount
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≈ 1.6 km
Reviews describe Imadake Izakaya as a lively, boisterous Japanese pub experience where the atmosphere is festive and loud, making it great for groups and celebrations but less ideal for quiet dates. The food is generally praised as tasty and varied, with standout ramen especially the kuromayu ramen and a wide range of small plates that are fun to share; some dishes are excellent while others are only average or lukewarm, and portions are often small for the price. Sake bombs and other cocktails are a recurring highlight, with many noting the ritual, the playful energy, and strong drinks. Service is described as friendly and efficient when not overwhelmed, though some visits report slow or inconsistent service during busy times and occasional billing hiccups. The decor and vibe are cozy yet noisy, with a Japanese pub feel and occasional drafts or seating concerns. The location near Atwater and the option to RSVP are frequently recommended, and many reviews commend variety of dishes such as octopus tartare, gyoza, karaage, and unique items like carbonara udon. Overall Imadake Izakaya appears to be a must for fans of vibrant nights out who want a wide menu and energetic atmosphere, while some guests wish for larger portions and quieter moments.View restaurant profile
Imadake Izakaya
Opens Tomorrow at 5:30 pmWestmount, Downtown
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideThe Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to TryView More
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≈ 1.6 km
Ryu is widely praised for fresh, flavorful sushi and attentive service, with many calling it among the best sushi spots in Montreal and highlighting wagyu dumplings, tataki, and superb hand rolls. The atmosphere is stylish, cozy, and vibey, with music and a welcoming vibe. Service is frequently described as friendly and professional, though a few reviews mention billing can be slow at times on busy nights. A common critique is small portions for the price, and some dishes with cold sushi rice. Overall, Ryu stands out as a top sushi destination for quality and experience, with caveats about price to portion balance and occasional inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
Ryu
Opens Tomorrow at 6 pmGriffintown, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1.6 km
Biru Biru draws a mixed but generally positive buzz for fresh sashimi, flavorful sushi, and a lively cozy vibe, with many reviewers praising the wide all you can eat options and good value, especially when promotions are on and the ordering process via QR is convenient. Food quality and presentation are highlighted as strong points, and the atmosphere and staff friendliness are repeatedly mentioned. However experiences vary: some guests report fast, attentive service and efficient pacing, while others describe slow or detached service, forgotten or misdelivered items, and pressure to tip or pay, as well as issues with pricing, language barriers, and inconsistent attention after the first round. Some reviews mention lunch menu limitations or occasional quality dips, others defend Biru Biru as among the best AYCE sushi in Montreal. Overall the place comes across as a popular, enjoyable spot with freshness and ambiance at its core, but with notable fluctuations in service and value from visit to visit.View restaurant profile
Biru Biru
Opens Tomorrow at 11:30 amDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideWhere to Eat the Best General Tao in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.7 km
Shokutsuki comes across as a cozy, cute Japanese restaurant with a warm, intimate vibe and a compact menu that includes donburi, poke bowls, curry, poutine and burgers. Food is consistently praised as delicious and filling, with generous portions and good value, while service is described as friendly and attentive. Reviewers note a strong sense of authenticity and a comfortable atmosphere, and many call it a hidden gem ideal for a late night or a casual lunch, often crowded at midday because of a nearby school. Some criticisms mention the curry occasionally arriving cold and the poutine and fried items sometimes being greasy, and a few dishes tasting a bit salty or heavy, with desserts not always hitting the mark. Takeout and delivery are appreciated, and the owner and staff are repeatedly praised for their hospitality, with several mentions of a welcoming host and a thoughtful approach to the menu. Overall, Shokutsuki offers flavorful options and a memorable setting that makes it a reliable option for a relaxed meal or a quick bite with plenty of variety.View restaurant profile
Shokutsuki
Eat Delicately!
Open until 9 pm
Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1.9 km
Kazu is described as a busy, intimate Japanese izakaya in Montreal where traditional flavors meet a creative twist, with many dishes prepared right in front of diners at the bar and a lively, authentically Japanese atmosphere. The menu is large and wall postings keep things interesting, and while the space is small and lines can be long, the consensus is that the quality, freshness and value make the wait worthwhile. Dishes like beef short ribs, curry, sashimi, and a variety of small plates are repeatedly praised for depth of flavor and thoughtful preparation, with some items singled out as standout favorites and others noted as less compelling or pricier. The staff are consistently described as fast, friendly and attentive, and the kitchen’s in‑view hustle adds to the appeal, a highlight that keeps guests returning. A common refrain is that Kazu delivers an authentic Japanese dining experience in Montreal, offering a distinctive vibe and dependable, high quality food, even for those willing to queue at opening and endure limited seating.View restaurant profile
Kazu
Inspired Japanese eats, from house made tofu to shrimp burgers, in a cozy nook with an open kitchen.
Opens Thursday at 5 pm
Downtown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideThe Trendiest Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.9 km
Gyubee Japanese Grill offers an all you can eat Japanese BBQ experience with a wide and often outstanding selection of meats that are fresh, well marinated and quickly grilled at the table. Reviewers praise the quality and tenderness of the beef and other meats, the satisfying sides, bibimbap option, and the fast, attentive service that keeps drinks refilled and orders coming on busy nights. The atmosphere is described as clean, vibrant, and sometimes a bit loud when crowded, with some notes about a robot delivering food and a modern ordering setup via QR codes. A common caveat is the popularity which leads to long wait times and the need to join a waitlist or plan ahead since reservations may be limited, and there is typically a time limit per table. Some comments mention language barriers, occasional inconsistencies in service or in meat seasoning, and dessert quality, but overall value, variety, and the all you can eat format keep many guests returning.View restaurant profile
Gyubee Japanese Grill
Opens Today at 4 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 1.9 km
Overall, Ramen Isshin is described as a solid ramen spot with a wide range of bowls and dependable service. Diners praise the broths—deep, flavorful and well balanced with miso, shoyu and dashi notes—and the noodles that are often chewy, with vegan options and vegan noodles by default. The tsukemen and takoyaki receive frequent praise, along with a standout chashu and other toppings, and desserts like kakigori get a thumbs-up as a nice finish. The atmosphere is noted as welcoming, with fast, friendly service that keeps lines moving even when busy. A few caveats appear, including occasional smaller portions, price considerations, and the space sometimes feeling chilly or crowded, plus occasional remarks about texture in a few items. Overall, the place comes across as consistently good and worth trying, with many guests likely to return to explore more ramens and sides.View restaurant profile
Ramen Isshin
Open until 10 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to Try
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≈ 2 km
Marche Korea is described as a convenient and affordable hub for Korean and Asian groceries with a broad range of ready-to-eat meals, snacks, sauces and drinks, a standout variety of onigiri and kimbap, and good prices that make it a go-to for quick bites and for discovering new products. Reviews praise friendly checkout staff and a helpful atmosphere, though some accounts mention occasional rude behavior and counter meals that can be less tasty or rice-heavy, leaving the experience mixed but generally reliable for value and selection.View restaurant profile
Marche Korea
Open until 9 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 2 km
Jako is described as a small, cozy Korean and Japanese fusion restaurant with a warm vibe and soft lighting. The food is repeatedly praised for being flavorful and generously portioned, with favorites like bulgogi dolsot, yaki udon, fried chicken, katsu with cream sauce, and sundubu; prices are considered affordable for the downtown area. Service is noted as attentive and friendly, often quick, with staff who offer good recommendations and even help with takeout when the meal is finished. The atmosphere is described as welcoming and unpretentious, a good setting for casual meals with friends or family, though the space can be a bit dark and the music loud at times, and a few dishes are described as overly salty or oily. Overall, reviews converge on a highly positive impression and a strong likelihood to return, with many urging reservations for peak times.View restaurant profile
Jako
Opens Today at 5 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: Montreal's Best Asian Soups off the Beaten Path
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≈ 2 km
Sushi Ste-Catherine offers a generous all you can eat sushi experience with a wide variety and strong value for lunch, drawing praise for fast service and many fresh flavors. Food is described as fresh and flavorful with highlights like salmon and a broad selection of rolls, tempura and other dishes, though a few visits note inconsistent preparation and some items arriving cold or in small portions. Service quality is mixed, ranging from friendly, quick, and accommodating staff to slower, busier times where attentiveness suffers or management comes off as brusque. The atmosphere is often lively and busy, sometimes crowded or cramped during peak hours, and a few reviews mention chilly or uncomfortable indoor conditions or noise levels. While gluten free options can be limited and ordering experiences vary, the restaurant remains a frequent Montreal all you can eat sushi choice for many who value variety and price, with several calling it among the better options in the city despite occasional service and consistency drawbacks.View restaurant profile
Sushi Ste-Catherine
Open until 11 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Review Summary
≈ 2 km
Reviews of Kinton Ramen describe a place that started strong with flavorful bowls and now is seen by some as average and pricier than expected, yet the broad vegetarian options and comforting ramens keep many diners coming back. The broth favorites cited include miso and spicy garlic varieties, with springy noodles and fresh toppings that deliver rich, satisfying flavors and generous portions. Service is consistently praised for being fast and friendly, and the ambiance is described as cozy, clean, and suitable for a quick lunch or a casual dinner with friends or family. Some remarks note inconsistencies between locations and occasional slower service during busy times, along with practical quirks like seating that prioritizes style over function. Taken together, Kinton Ramen is viewed as a solid ramen spot with strong staff and good value in many reviews, especially for those seeking vegetarian options, though a few reviews call for improved value and consistency.View restaurant profile
Kinton Ramen
Open until 10:30 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to Try
Review Summary
≈ 2.1 km
Park is described as modern yet intimate, with soft lighting and elegant furnishings that suit both casual dinners and special occasions. The food is consistently praised for freshness and quality, with sushi, sashimi, and omakase singled out as standout and premium platters noted for their presentation and variety. The open kitchen and sushi bar let guests watch technique unfold, adding to the immersive dining experience. Service is frequently lauded as attentive and knowledgeable, though a few reviews report slow pacing, timing issues for large groups, and mismatches between expectations and reality in some visits. Pricing is consistently noted as on the higher side, reflecting the high quality but leaving some diners feeling value varies by experience and dish. Ambiance, design, and location receive praise, while some reviewers mention noise, cramped seating, and occasional inconsistencies that can affect the overall impression. Overall Park stands out in Montreal as a top destination for Japanese Korean fusion, celebrated for its expertise and dramatic, memorable meals, with many guests eager to return for celebrations or special occasions, even as a minority recounts disappointing moments that tempered their enthusiasm.View restaurant profile
Park
Opens Today at 5:30 pmWestmount
Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealMontreal's Best Restaurants for Tasting Menus by Renowned ChefsView More
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≈ 2.1 km
Reviews of Otto Yakitori Izakaya show a wide range of experiences, with the atmosphere and vibe often praised for warmth and authenticity, though some diners find the music too loud or the club-like energy distracting. Food quality is mixed: many skewers are described as flavorful and well cooked, with favorites like yakitori, hamachi tataki, and karaage, while others mention bland or underseasoned items, cold buns, or undercooked noodles. Pricing and portion sizes are a recurring point, with some calling the value fair for the quality and drinks, while others call it overpriced or small portions and note added booking or service fees. Service quality also varies, described as attentive and friendly by some, but slower or inconsistent during busy periods by others. Overall, Otto Yakitori Izakaya is viewed as a lively place with strong decor and drink options, offering a notably authentic izakaya vibe, yet reviews indicate that experiences can differ in flavor, pacing, and value.View restaurant profile
Otto Yakitori Izakaya
Opens Today at 5:30 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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≈ 2.1 km
Umamia is repeatedly described as a standout sushi spot with ultra-fresh fish, creative rolls, and meticulous preparation that impresses diners who value quality ingredients and elegant presentation. The atmosphere is warm, modern, and inviting, with a calm, refined vibe and a well chosen playlist. Service is generally attentive and friendly, with helpful recommendations, though a few reviews mention slower pacing or occasional inconsistencies. The BYOW concept is a major plus for many, often paired with thoughtful corkage and glassware, while a small number note hidden charges or misalignment with expectations. Dishes such as sashimi, nigiri, and signature rolls like Griffin and Tokyo uramaki are celebrated for balance and freshness, with some meals noting that portions feel modest for the price. Overall Umamia is seen as a premium yet accessible sushi experience, ideal for celebrations or casual dinners, and frequently recommended as one of the best sushi options in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Umamia
Restaurant offering tasty Japanese-inspired cuisine
Opens Today at 5:30 pm
Griffintown, Montreal-Southwest
Review Summary
≈ 2.1 km
Overall, Katsuya is described as a go-to for generous portions of crispy katsu and a fusion friendly menu that covers pork, chicken, cheese katsu, takoyaki, udon and miso soup with refills. Diners praise the quality, variety and value, with favorites like rose sauce katsu, curry katsu and cheese filled options and plenty of sharing friendly portions. The staff and atmosphere are often noted as friendly and welcoming, and service is quick, though there are occasional complaints about oiliness, overly heavy sauces, long waits and uneven portion details. Many reviews emphasize the reliability and authenticity of the katsu experience while appreciating the sides and sauces that elevate meals. Overall, Katsuya stands out as a top Montreal spot for katsu, offering big portions, tasty sauces and creative twists, while some meals can feel heavier or less consistent depending on the dish.View restaurant profile
Katsuya
Open until 10 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Review Summary
≈ 2.1 km
Aki Sushi
Eating good, fresh sushi has never been so easy and accessible with Aki Sushi!
Open until 5:30 pm
Griffintown, Montreal-Southwest
≈ 2.2 km
Reviews consistently praise Sansotei Ramen in downtown Montreal for flavorful broths, fast service, and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere, with many noting the broth depth and generous portions, especially in tonkotsu and miso varieties. Several diners call it the best ramen in Montreal and appreciate reasonable prices and attentive staff who can accommodate dietary restrictions. Some visitors find the menu limited for non pork eaters, though the chicken ramen with spicy sauce is a recommended option. A few visits at this location reported less impressive results, citing bland broth, overcooked noodles, and very thin chasu, and one experience on the terrace where insects interrupted the meal. Overall, Sansotei Ramen is viewed as a strong, dependable option with praise for depth of flavor, quick service, and a pleasant setting, though experiences can vary by location and by menu preference.View restaurant profile
Sansotei Ramen
Open until 9:30 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Review Summary
≈ 2.2 km
Overall, reviews describe Tsukuyomi Ramen as a visually striking, cozy space with Japan-inspired decor and a lively vibe that many find engaging, though a few note it can be noisy or busy; the staff are repeatedly praised for friendly, knowledgeable service and speedy attention, with reservations recommended during peak times. The ramen earns widespread praise for depth of flavor, well-balanced broths, and generous portions, especially tonkotsu and miso varieties, while some bowls are described as excellent and others as good but with room for improvement, such as noodles or the egg in certain dishes or the vegan ramen not meeting expectations. Appetizers like gyoza and karaage are commonly liked, and the beer or sake offerings are highlighted as a nice pairing, with the location noted for value and consistency compared with similar spots in Montreal. A few reviews mention changes or inconsistencies over time, or preferences for certain bowls over others, but the overall sentiment is that Tsukuyomi Ramen provides an authentic feel and is a standout option for ramen in the area, with plans to return.View restaurant profile
Tsukuyomi Ramen
Opens Today at 5 pmDowntown, Golden Square Mile
Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to Try
Review Summary
≈ 2.3 km
Galerie D'Okeya is described as a hidden gem offering fresh, made-to-order onigiri and casual handrolls at a quick counter-service pace, with the tuna and other fish praised for their quality. The space also functions as a small Japanese ceramics boutique, inviting guests to browse tableware and trinkets while they eat, which adds a distinctive and charming atmosphere. The menu features chirashi with very fresh fish and a variety of options, and matcha desserts are a standout, though some desserts like Dango may be less convincing. Seating is limited to counters and stools, creating a true counter dining feel rather than a traditional dining room. Overall, Galerie D'Okeya comes across as a noteworthy discovery for lovers of Japanese cuisine and tableware, delivering good value, a friendly vibe, and a dedicated focus on authentic flavors.View restaurant profile
Galerie D'Okeya
May be temporarily closedDowntown
Review Summary
≈ 2.3 km
Okane Sushi Bar earns high marks for generous portions, especially the salmon in salads, and for fresh, well presented fish with big flavorful pieces. Sushi is consistently well made and the service stands out for friendliness, attentiveness, and a simple ordering process guided by staff who check in and accommodate requests like extra spicy mayo. The atmosphere is described as pleasant and quiet, making it a good spot for dates, family visits, or casual meals, with many noting the value and reasonable prices, including student discounts and occasional delivery options. While most reviews are glowing and many say it is one of their favorite spots in Montreal, a few diners mention occasional variability in fish quality. Overall, Okane Sushi Bar balances dependable quality, welcoming service, and good value that keeps customers returning.View restaurant profile
Okane Sushi Bar
Open until 9:30 pmDowntown
Review Summary
≈ 2.3 km
Reviews describe Iku Ramen as a cozy, cat themed, compact spot with a welcoming and attentive staff and a calm atmosphere. The menu features bowls like Shoyu with chicken, spicy miso, black garlic, and tonkotsu, all praised for balanced broths, chewy noodles, and generous toppings. Desserts such as mochi and matcha tiramisu are noted as pleasant bonuses. Service is consistently described as friendly and helpful, with moments of exceptional care, though occasional understaffing or crowded times are mentioned. The interior decor and cat motifs spark delight and contribute to a charming, intimate vibe, while a few notes mention heat in the dining area or that some broths could be richer. Many readers call it a hidden gem and a top ramen pick, with strong takeout and dine-in experiences and good value. Overall, Iku Ramen is described as tasty, comforting, and worth trying for ramen fans.View restaurant profile
iku Ramen
Opens Today at 4:30 pmVerdun
Review Summary
≈ 2.3 km
Taken together, the reviews describe Sushi Bae as a solid, takeout-friendly option in Verdun with friendly staff, generous portions, fresh fish and toppings, and a house made sauce that many recall fondly as a Verdun gem and a go-to for years. Yet experiences are mixed, with some diners noting the quality lately as average and inconsistent, a shift from past reliability, and even a report of a food poisoning incident from tuna. There are also comments about very good value for the price and strong loyalty, alongside constructive notes like too much lettuce in some rolls and missing condiments on certain orders. All in all, it seems to deliver pleasing dishes for takeout and casual meals, but quality and consistency can vary by visit.View restaurant profile
Sushi Bae
Open until 9 pmVerdun
Review Summary
≈ 2.3 km
Overall, reviews for Sushi Yu Mi describe fresh, delicious sushi with well balanced flavors, attractive presentation, and a clear focus on quality ingredients. The menu spans nigiri, maki, house specialties, and options like an express menu and a tasting menu, with the rice praised as perfectly cooked and the fish described as melt in the mouth; portions on the tasting menu are noted as generous by some. Service is frequently fast and attentive with a friendly vibe, though the ambiance is sometimes described as a bit dated and in need of renovation. The spot is depicted as a small, clean venue offering good value, with several reviews calling it a standout and even one of the best sushi spots in town, and many express the intention to return, including by diners near the Westmount area.View restaurant profile
Sushi Yu Mi
Opens Today at 4 pmWestmount
Review Summary
≈ 2.4 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
Open until 10:30 pmDowntown, Golden Square Mile
Review Summary
≈ 2.4 km
Reviews of Sushi Sama show mixed experiences, with some praising quick takeout during busy times, good value, and dishes like sushi pizza and fresh salmon sushi. Other reports describe inconsistent hours, doors locked after opening, and staff not being present when expected, leading to frustration. Takeout wait times are described as long, and issues such as missing soy sauce or imbalanced portions in bowls are noted. Some comments commend the service and friendliness of staff, while others describe a less welcoming experience. Overall, the restaurant delivers enjoyable food at times, but reliability and consistency in hours and service appear to be a concern.View restaurant profile
Sushi Sama
Fresh and fast sushi services, perfect for all time eat!
Open until Midnight
Downtown
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