Best Poke Bowls in Montreal (2026) - Reviews & Menus

Dorval

Review Summary

Ryu receives mixed reviews from airport diners, with prices often judged as high for the quality and long waits making the experience feel even worse, and several accounts describe rude or unhelpful service when time is tight. Food quality varies widely, from ramen or sushi that falls short of expectations and questionable fish, to occasional items like prepackaged sushi or teriyaki bowls that are convenient for travel but still pricey, and drinks that can be overpriced or bland. Several comments note misrepresentation or inconsistency, such as dishes arriving with the wrong protein or noodles that resemble something other than what is advertised, and shortages or substitutions that force choices away from the menu. Some diners report small portions and extras charged separately, while a few items are described as decent for a quick bite, especially when time is really limited. Overall, the consensus leans toward avoiding if flight timing matters, though a handful acknowledge that certain prepackaged options or quick snacks can work in a pinch.View restaurant profile

Posher

Open until 10 pm

(24)

Côte-des-Neiges

Japanese Sushi Poke Bowl

Review Summary

Posher receives a mix of praise and critique across reviews, with sushi described as delicious and miso soup praised, and pokes noted for balance and satisfying textures. Some reviewers also mention good value and a friendly owner, and the fish is described as fresh. However, several reviews report inconsistencies and issues in later orders, including overcooked avocado, expensive water, a tea service with a leaf, unwanted fried items, absence of wasabi, overly salty miso soup, and sushi that falls apart or is poorly cut. The seating arrangement with long bar tables and slow service, such as a cocktail taking about an hour to arrive, are noted as drawbacks, though the space shows potential to become a great bar if hours were extended. An update indicates that the restaurant is closed.View restaurant profile

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Poke Bowl Montréal

Open until 10 pm

(96)

Downtown

Poke Bowl

Review Summary

Poke Bowl Montréal earns high marks for fresh ingredients, generous portions and a wide, customizable range of toppings that allow diners to tailor bowls to their tastes. Reviewers describe friendly, patient staff, quick service and a clean, welcoming atmosphere. The bowls are often praised for value and balance, with many noting multiple bases, proteins and sauces and the freedom to assemble, though a few reviews mention items like seaweed salad smelling fishy or tofu being underseasoned and some salmon portions being a bit dry. Overall, the experience tends to be described as satisfying, flavorful and varied, making it a popular choice for a healthy lunch in the city.View restaurant profile

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OMA Sushi

Opens Today at 8 am

(202)

Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Montreal-East

Sushi Poke Bowl

Review Summary

OMA Sushi delivers mixed reviews, with many praising ultra fresh ingredients, generous portions, good value, and reliable takeout, especially for poke bowls, dragon eye and general tao, and a wide sushi selection. Service experiences vary from fast, friendly checkout to tensions with an owner or manager described by some. Some dishes are noted for having too much rice and occasionally dry or overcooked rice, and a few reviews mention inconsistent fish freshness. Others appreciate late hours, in-store product options, and a broad menu including ramen and dumplings, though a few feel the price does not always match the portion or quality. Overall, it is seen as a solid option for takeout and everyday sushi, with freshness and flavor praised, but with some variability in dine-in service and execution.View restaurant profile