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≈ 2.5 km
Hiba Bar is described as a stylish Japanese inspired lounge with beautiful decor, inventive cocktails, a strong sake selection, and a menu that features fresh bites like salmon bowls, tataki, gyoza and chicken karaage. The atmosphere is cozy yet vibrant, with attentive service and staff who offer thoughtful recommendations on drinks and pairings, and a lively energy enhanced by occasional DJ moments. Guests note memorable nights with great music and a vibe that invites lingering after events, and when small hiccups occur such as a bottle served by mistake, the team handles it gracefully with attentive hospitality. The overall impression is that Hiba Bar offers a refined, enjoyable experience for cocktails, sake tasting, and bites in a hotel setting that feels both stylish and welcoming, making it suitable for a date night, a night out with friends, or a celebration.View restaurant profile
Hiba Bar
Japanese-inspired bar located on the 2nd floor of Humaniti tower Montreal
Open until 1 am
Downtown, Old Montreal
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideBest New Restaurants in Montreal (February 2026)View More
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≈ 2.9 km
MOTTO HandRoll Bar earns praise for ultra-fresh fish, perfectly seasoned rice, and crisp nori, with hand rolls made to order that are consistently flavorful and well balanced. The bar setting and intimate vibe create a lively yet cozy atmosphere, making it a great choice for a date night or a night out with friends. Service is described as friendly and attentive, though a few reviews note moments of cold or rushed moments and a time limit that some would like adjusted. Prices can be on the higher side and portions can feel small, but the overall quality, craft, and memorable experience draw guests back. Across the board, the spot is celebrated for fresh flavors, a sleek aesthetic, and a unique Montreal twist that elevates the sushi bar experience.View restaurant profile
MOTTO HandRoll Bar
Montreal's Temaki Bar
Open until 11 pm
Old Montreal
Mentioned in: The 10 Most Romantic Restaurants in Montreal for Valentine's Day 2026Best New Restaurants in Montreal (February 2026)View More
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≈ 1.1 km
Reviews describe Sato Izakaya as a cozy, well designed spot with a warm atmosphere and attentive service. The food receives strong praise for ramen, especially tonkotsu varieties, along with crispy katsu, takoyaki, gyoza, and a range of shareable tapas that feel authentic and well presented. Portions are generous and value is viewed as good, with many dishes described as flavorful and addictive and several diners planning to return to try more. The ambiance and decor are frequently highlighted, with guests appreciating the balance of lively vibe and casual comfort, plus staff who explain the menu well. A few critiques mention slower service on busy nights and occasional inconsistencies in certain dishes or toppings given the price, but these are not seen as dealbreakers. Overall, Sato Izakaya comes across as a highly regarded neighborhood spot for comforting Japanese favorites, a solid drink program, and a welcoming setting that invites returning for more of the menu.View restaurant profile
SATO izakaya
Open until 10 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.3 km
Reviews describe Mona Loa as a stylish, intimate Montreal speakeasy with a warm vibe, standout cocktails and well presented dishes like sushi, karaage and shrimp tempura. The ambience, decor, music and attentive staff are frequently praised, with the place often called a must visit and the drinks and food highlighted as top tier. Some notes mention high prices for the quality, occasional service delays, limited seating during peak times, and billing or reservation hiccups, but the overall impression remains very positive. Several guests describe it as a memorable sensory experience, with the venue praised for crafting a unique vibe that stands out from typical bars. Overall Mona Loa is repeatedly recommended for a night out with friends or a date, offering great drinks, good food and a distinctive ambiance.View restaurant profile
Mona Loa
Open until 2 amDowntown
Mentioned in: The Best Speakeasies in Montreal: Hidden Bars You Have to Experience
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≈ 2.4 km
Overall, reviews describe Nozy as a bright, minimalist spot with an open kitchen and a buzzy, unpretentious vibe, where fresh sashimi, don bowls, and uni based dishes are praised for quality, generous portions, and solid value, with cocktails a welcome bonus. Many comment on authentic, well balanced flavors and regard the restaurant as among the best Japanese options in Montreal, praising the variety and the emphasis on fresh ingredients. Experience varies: some praise speedy, attentive service and the chef's care, while others note slower pacing, occasional forgetfulness, and mismatches between online content or omakase expectations and what is served. Portions for mains are sometimes described as smaller, the atmosphere or lighting could use a warmer touch, and a few reviews flag price versus value concerns, but the overall message is that Nozy remains a standout worth visiting for those seeking authentic Japanese cuisine. Across reviews, Nozy is hailed as a reliable, delicious choice that many would return to, appreciating the freshness, variety, and unpretentious dining experience.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Nozy
Opens Tomorrow at 11:30 amLittle-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub GuideGuide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.5 km
Yakitori Hibahihi earns praise for a warm, intimate atmosphere and a refined izakaya vibe, with a well curated menu of yakitori skewers, sashimi and other small dishes, plus a strong sake and wine list. The service is repeatedly described as attentive and welcoming, with staff guiding the meal and creating a comfortable, thoughtful experience; hot towels and polished ambiance are frequently noted. Food quality is widely praised, especially the smoky, tender skewers and the sashimi, while some reviews call certain dishes bland or underseasoned and others feel portions are small or prices high for what is served. The decor and vibe, along with reliable staff and a sense of authenticity, lead many to say they would return, often for dates or with friends, though a few reviews warn about value and consistency. Overall, Yakitori Hibahihi appears to deliver strong yakitori and atmosphere, earning affection from many patrons while inviting occasional critique on price and certain plates.View restaurant profile
Yakitori Hibahihi
Authentic yakitori destination on Plaza St-Hubert that focuses on the art of charcoal-grilled skewers.
Open until 10 pm
Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in Montreal
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