Sushi Restaurants in Downtown

Sushi Japanese Tartare Fusion Seafood/Fish Gluten-free Options

(1515)

Downtown

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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

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Kyodai Izakaya - Sushi Restaurants in Downtown

Kyodai Izakaya

(493)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Japanese Asian Tapas Grill Sushi Seafood/Fish

Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub Guide Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in Montreal View More

Review Summary

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

Shô-Dan (Shodan)

Located in the Hotel Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth

(473)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Japanese Sushi

Review Summary

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

Marché Artisans

Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 am

(77)

Downtown

Breakfast Ice Cream Deli Sandwiches Salads Market

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Marché Artisans is described as a cozy, relaxed spot in Montreal with a welcoming atmosphere and a wide, well-executed menu that spans pizzas, tartares, crepes, sandwiches, sushi, pastries, desserts and drinks. Guests note fresh, nicely presented dishes, generous portions, and highlights like wood-fired pizzas and house desserts, along with a strong coffee and pastry selection. The ambiance and seating feel inviting for meals or a casual stop for coffee, with an emphasis on artisanal products and seasonal offerings that add variety. Service stands out for kindness, professionalism, and attentiveness, contributing to a sense of good value and a positive overall experience for families and friends alike.View restaurant profile

Yen Cuisine Japonaise

A hidden restaurant in the heart of Montreal combining Japanese cuisine and contemporary gastronomy.

Relaxed sushi house with warm, stylish décor offering a variety of maki & Japanese kitchen entrees.

(494)

Downtown

Japanese Sushi Soups Salads Poke Bowl

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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

Sushi Crescent - Sushi Restaurants in Downtown

Sushi Crescent

May be temporarily closed

(198)

Downtown

Sushi Japanese Asian Fusion Grill Gluten-free Options

Review Summary

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

Manga Bistro

Anime-Themed 'ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT' Restaurant

Japanese restaurant offering an all-you-can-eat experience (sushi, BBQ, izakaya) spread over three floors

(1124)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Sushi Japanese Fusion Asian

Mentioned in: Travel Without a Passport: 18 Culinary Stops in Montreal

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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

Taiyo Cité - Sushi Restaurants in Downtown

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Taiyo Cité

Modern restaurant featuring elevated Asian dishes & creative cocktails.

(30)

Downtown

BBQ Japanese Sushi Grill Fusion Asian

Review Summary

Taiyo Cité delivers a warm, welcoming atmosphere with fresh, delicious food and attentive, friendly service that many reviews highlight, along with a distinctive futuristic vibe featuring robots and trains and a popular all you can eat BBQ on the first floor. Dessert options are solid and the overall experience feels well put together, even when service can be slower during busy times or presentation varies. It's seen as a place to return with friends for a memorable night and strong vibes that complement the quality cuisine.View restaurant profile

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East Pan Asiatique

Opens Tomorrow at 6:30 am

(387)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Asian Chinese Japanese Thai Korean Ramen

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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

Sushiuma - Sushi Restaurants in Downtown

Sushiuma

Chic BYOB Japanese restaurant serving all-you-can-eat sushi, plus noodles, tempura & wok fare.

(273)

Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles

Japanese Sushi Fusion Asian Vegetarian

Mentioned in: Where to Eat in Montreal's Quartier des Spectacles

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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

K2 Bistro - Sushi Restaurants in Downtown

K2 Bistro

(835)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Sushi Japanese Fusion Asian

Review Summary

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

Saiko

May be temporarily closed

(95)

Downtown, Old Montreal

Sushi Japanese Asian Creative

Review Summary

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

Kalbi BBQ

(700)

Chinatown, Downtown

Korean BBQ Sushi Asian

Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best Korean BBQ in Montreal

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Kalbi BBQ as a lively all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ in Montreal with a strong appeal for meat lovers and groups, thanks to the table grills, broad menu, and playful robot servers, and many praise the friendly service and vibrant atmosphere. The concept of ordering by phone and the overall value when fully utilized are frequent positives, with many noting the quality and variety of meats, sushi options, and other sides. However, several comments point to higher prices for certain items and the fact that some staples like lettuce, desserts, and some sides are not included in the all-you-can-eat, along with occasional menu changes and shortages. A number of reviews mention long waits on weekends or during peak hours and mention that the space can feel loud or smoky, with ventilation sometimes criticized. Some guests feel the experience leans toward fusion rather than authentic Korean BBQ and advise reservations to avoid lines, while many still say they would return for the fun, tasty food, and the sense of novelty the concept provides.View restaurant profile

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Bloom Sushi

Sushi Vegan/100% Plant-Based Vegan Options Japanese Poke Bowl Salads

(386)

Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown

Mentioned in: 20 Must-Try Vegan Restaurants in Montreal You Can't Miss Where to Eat in Montreal's Quartier des Spectacles View More

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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

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Sushi Shop & Thai Express

Open until 1 am

(65)

Downtown

Review Summary

Sushi Shop & Thai Express receives praise for fast service, friendly staff, and a wide range of sushi along with standout Thai dishes that are described as flavorful, well seasoned, and generously portioned. Reviewers note quick service, clean environments, and options that appeal to the whole family, with favorites like pad thai beef, spicy fried rice with shrimp, and classic rolls mentioned alongside praise for traditional flavors from Thai cuisine. Some mentions include a grumpy chef and occasional longer wait times, while others highlight consistent quality, fresh ingredients, and a refreshed dining area after new ownership. Delivery is described as variable in spice level and portion size, but the overall impression remains positive and many indicate plans to return.View restaurant profile

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Sushi Rosa

(814)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Sushi Soups

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Sushi Rosa as a standout spot where the fish is consistently fresh, the rice perfectly seasoned, and the presentation almost artful, with fatty salmon, thick sashimi, and well balanced flavors frequently highlighted. The menu covers traditional and inventive rolls, ramen, and more, with signature pieces like the dragon roll and eel sushi often called out for taste and visual appeal. The service is repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and efficient, sometimes with a charming robot delivering plates, though a few remarks note occasional delays during peak times or minor misses like extra wasabi. The space is cozy, intimate, and modern, with floral garnishes and a calm ambiance that suits dates or small gatherings. Value is described as reasonable for the quality, though some reviews mention prices higher than average. Takeout experiences are praised for careful packaging and consistent quality, while a few notes point to occasional variation. Overall, Sushi Rosa emerges as a highly recommended destination for sushi lovers, offering fresh ingredients, careful preparation, thoughtful presentation, and dependable service that encourages repeat visits.View restaurant profile

Restaurant ZOËLLE

(215)

Downtown

Sushi Mediterranean Japanese

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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

Okane Sushi Bar

Opens Tomorrow at 11:45 am

(112)

Downtown

Japanese Sushi

Review Summary

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

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Ryu

(49)

Downtown

Sushi Japanese Poke Bowl Asian

Review Summary

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

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Sushi Shop

(9)

Downtown

Review Summary

Reviews for Sushi Shop describe fast, friendly service and a generally fresh, tasty feel, with some praising the overall experience. Sushi and maki are considered acceptable but not excellent, and the rice can be slightly hard and dry while flavors may be lacking. The place is seen as decent for a quick meal. A positive mood is noted by some, suggesting a welcome energy during a busy workday. There is criticism about an employee not speaking French, and one reviewer chose to eat elsewhere. Overall, the feedback highlights swift service and the promise of freshness, tempered by concerns about rice texture, flavor, and language communication.View restaurant profile

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Vargas

(369)

Downtown

Steakhouse Sushi Grill

Review Summary

Vargas is described as an elegant, versatile dining spot where steaks, sushi and seafood shine, with meals praised for fresh ingredients, bold flavors and beautiful presentation. The atmosphere is repeatedly noted as warm and beautiful, with a renovated bar that adds a New York vibe and makes it a good setting for date nights, business lunches and celebrations. Service is often described as friendly, professional and attentive, with staff who know the menu, though a few visits mention slower pacing or occasional missteps in timing or food delivery. Dishes receive strong marks, from tender ribeye and tomahawk steaks to standout sushi plates and creative appetizers, while some sides and seafood platters disappoint or feel pricey for the portion. Desserts and cocktails garner praise, especially the creme brulee and well crafted drinks, though some diners call out uneven value for money. Corporate and private events are described as well organized with efficient wine service and generous portions. Overall, Vargas comes across as a reliable choice for flavorful, quality meals and a memorable night out, with many guests planning to return for celebrations or regular visits.View restaurant profile

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Sushi Shop

(58)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Review Summary

Reviews describe Sushi Shop as a small downtown spot where fast, friendly service often accompanies fresh, tasty sushi and generous portions, with standout pieces like dragon eye and red eye rolls and a wide variety of maki and sashimi that diners praise for freshness. Some visits hit the mark with consistent quality and nice presentation, while a few experiences mention a less personal vibe due to the setting and occasional rude service. A recent concern notes a gluten allergy incident where tempura flakes were left on a burrito and a replacement was remade, highlighting cross contamination worries despite an enjoyable second attempt. Other comments praise affordable prices, crispy edamame, the option for a lunch or office party, and complimentary items like spring rolls in some orders. Overall, the stories point to Sushi Shop as a reliable place for fresh, flavorful sushi, with caveats about service inconsistency and food safety considerations.View restaurant profile

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Toyo Grillades à la Japonaise

THEATRICAL OMAKASE EXPERIENCE

(88)

Downtown

Japanese Grill Sushi

Review Summary

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

Okeya Kyujiro

Opens Tomorrow at 12 pm

(235)

Downtown

Japanese Sushi Asian

Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in Montreal A Guide to Montreal's Must-Try Sushi Restaurants View More

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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

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OMA Sushi

Open until 4 am

(32)

Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown

Review Summary

OMA Sushi is described as a place with fresh, delicious sushi and consistently high quality, with service that is generally friendly and accommodating and a welcoming atmosphere. Diners praise the freshness of the food and express a desire to return, noting that the beef pho and other menu items are really good. One review mentions impolite and arrogant behavior from a noodle station staff member, which contrasts with the warm service observed by others. Overall, the reviews present OMA Sushi as a reliable favorite with many customers planning to dine there again.View restaurant profile

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Nama Omakase

(312)

Downtown, Old Montreal

Japanese Sushi Creative Soups Seafood/Fish French

Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in Montreal A Guide to Montreal's Must-Try Sushi Restaurants View More

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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

Sushi Bar Kim

Fresh and fast sushi services, perfect for all time eat!

(53)

Westmount, Downtown

Sushi

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Sushi Bar Kim as a small, family run spot in Westmount with consistently high quality sushi that often outshines more expensive places. Food is fresh and top quality, with many calling it the best sushi in Montreal and noting that offerings compare favorably to higher end spots while remaining approachable in price. The vibe is unpretentious and welcoming, and the service is top tier with friendly staff. Dishes like the beef teriyaki plate with miso soup receive praise, and the Miami is frequently recommended. Overall, Sushi Bar Kim is seen as a hidden gem and a standout choice in the city for reliable taste and value.View restaurant profile

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Sushi Sama

Open until Midnight

(50)

Downtown

Sushi Japanese Asian Poke Bowl Hawaiian Vegetarian

Review Summary

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

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Osmo X Marusan

Japanese curries, sandwiches & more in a trendy, fashionable cafe set in an industrial-style space.

Opens Tomorrow at 8 am

(762)

Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles

Japanese Café Sushi Pastries

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Osmo X Marusan is described as a visually striking, club‑like cafe that blends Japanese inspired sandos, curry bowls and drinks with a strong coffee and matcha scene, attracting a young, studious crowd and often becoming a lively, crowded space. The atmosphere is frequently praised for its architecture, skylights and terrace, sometimes with a DJ or vinyl vibe, but the overall level of noise and activity can make it hard to study or have a quiet meal. The menu features crowd favorites like tamago sando, karaage sando and katsu curry, with matcha and hojicha drinks earning consistent praise, though some reviews note small portions, bland elements or variable quality and long waits during peak times. Service quality ranges from friendly and attentive to slow or uneven, contributing to mixed overall impressions. Taken together, the place shines for its unique vibe, drinks and creative sandwiches and is often recommended for a social visit or a first experience, while not being ideal for those seeking a quiet, quick meal or a predictable cafe routine.View restaurant profile

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I Sushi comptoir traiteur

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am

(34)

Old Montreal, Downtown

Sushi

Review Summary

Across reviews of I Sushi comptoir traiteur, the impression is of fresh, well presented sushi with salmon noted as especially good, including nigiri and spicy salmon rolls with well balanced seasoning and soft rice. Poke bowls are highlighted as generous and good value, and the takeout experience is described as fast and convenient with a wide range of pre made options. Free extras such as veggie rolls or imperial rolls with purchase are frequently mentioned, and staff are repeatedly described as friendly and efficient. While most comments are positive, a few reviews point to occasional variability in flavor for takeout and some service shortcomings, yet overall the place is seen as clean, reliable, and a solid option for a satisfying sushi fix in downtown Montreal with reasonable prices.View restaurant profile

Sushi Inbox

(80)

Downtown

Sushi

Review Summary

Sushi Inbox is described as a cozy, quiet spot with fresh, high-quality fish, generous portions, and good value, where service is fast, friendly, and the atmosphere is calm and clean. Reviewers praise consistent quality across the menu, including sushi, poke bowls, and crispy rice, with notes of quick delivery for takeout and dine-in. The staff are repeatedly described as welcoming and attentive, contributing to a pleasant experience and a feeling that the place is reliable for repeat visits. Special touches such as student drink promotions and birthday celebrations with cake-shaped sushi are highlighted as memorable extras. Many reviewers call Sushi Inbox among the best sushi spots in Montreal and emphasize the freshness, the friendly vibe, and the overall value that makes it a go-to for sushi lovers.View restaurant profile

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Kaizen Manga Café

(101)

Downtown

Sushi Café Sandwiches Asian Desserts & Sweets

Mentioned in: Bánh Mì in Montreal: Our Top Picks

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Kaizen Manga Cafe is described as a cozy, welcoming hub with a colorful, book-filled vibe that makes it great for studying, reading manga, or catching up with friends. The menu earns praise for standout matcha and coffee, tasty bites like banh mi and onigiri, and drinks such as raspberry matcha and mango yuzu sodas, with many noting the quality and presentation. A strong sense of community comes from attentive, friendly staff and a space that feels inclusive, with a flexible model that includes a member option and student discounts, plus weekday coworking and weekend events. Some reviews note the space can get warm without air conditioning and occasional inconsistencies in food seasoning or cleanliness, but overall the atmosphere, vibes, and value for manga lovers and students keep bringing people back. It is often described as a real gem and the go-to place to read, work, study, and enjoy drinks and bites.View restaurant profile

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Sushi Shop

(22)

Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Sushi Shop as a convenient, fast food style option with pre made sushi and poke bowls that many find fairly ordinary. The Black Mamba roll is frequently recommended, especially for anyone in the food service industry, as one of the better offerings. The experience is often praised for speed and convenience, with several notes about friendly service, clean spaces, and pleasant attention across different languages. Some comments mention that recipes have changed compared with the past, suggesting a shift in offerings. Across the board, the sushi is regarded as fresh in places and enjoyable, but many see it as basic fast food that works for a quick bite rather than a destination restaurant.View restaurant profile

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OTTO

(38)

Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Japanese Grill Sushi

Mentioned in: Guide to The Best Japanese Restaurants in Montreal

Opiano

Snug, easygoing destination serving sushi rolls, sashimi & other Japanese staples, plus sake.

(161)

Downtown

Sushi Korean Sandwiches

Review Summary

Opiano comes across as a fast, affordable Korean spot with generous portions and solid flavors, especially the pork bone soup and bulgogi, and an efficient digital ordering system that suits students and visitors near campus; the summer bingsu is a standout, often praised for rich milk, while overall there is broad appreciation for authentic comfort food and good value, though a few dishes are noted as overly sweet or slightly bland and one review mentions ramen-like noodles in a soup; some diners were surprised by a charge for takeout bags and others noted a self-service, no-tipping setup; the atmosphere is described as cozy and busy, sometimes noisy, with mixed impressions of the staff, yet many call it a dependable quick meal and a top pick for cheap, tasty Korean fare close to campus.View restaurant profile

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Fleurs & Cadeaux

(2210)

Chinatown, Downtown

Asian Sushi Japanese

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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

Galerie D'Okeya

May be temporarily closed

(14)

Downtown

Japanese Sushi Tea Desserts & Sweets

Review Summary

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

Yoko Luna

Japanese Peruvian Latin American Fusion Seafood/Fish Tartare

(876)

Downtown

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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

Sushi Plus Yitika

(8)

Downtown

Japanese Sushi Poke Bowl

Review Summary

Reviews describe Sushi Plus Yitika as a very good restaurant with fresh and delicious sushi, fast service and friendly staff. The meals are described as affordable and the venue convenient for a quick lunch. Delicious fresh sushi is a common highlight, with many diners saying they cannot stop going there. Some reviews note that special requests may be accommodated.View restaurant profile

Sushi Ste-Catherine

(598)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Sushi Japanese

Review Summary

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

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Bol & Baguettes Sushi

(13)

Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown

Soups Asian Sandwiches Vietnamese Sushi

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Reviews describe Bol & Baguettes Sushi as a welcoming, small, authentic spot with generous portions and flavorful dishes such as spring rolls with peanut sauce, pad thai, pho, bahn mi, Bun Bo Hue, green papaya salad, and dumplings. The pho is noted as hot and comforting with a generously sized portion, while the bahn mi is full of flavor and the Bun Bo Hue is pungent but not overly spicy. Service is friendly and attentive, seating is prompt when not busy, and payment at the front counter is seamless, with some praise for free egg rolls from the owners. Prices are considered reasonable for downtown Montreal, contributing to the appeal for both locals and visitors. An iced coffee is highlighted as a perfect finish and the overall atmosphere is described as pleasant, encouraging return visits.View restaurant profile

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Jardins SAKURA Garden

Opens Tomorrow at 12 pm

(78)

Downtown

Japanese Sushi

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Jardins SAKURA Garden is described by patrons as a cozy, authentic Japanese dining spot with a welcoming, friendly service and a relaxed atmosphere. The food is generally praised for good quality and flavor, with sushi, sukiyaki, and bento options highlighted and portions often seen as generous for the price when meals are prepared to order, and a playful note is the small robot delivering meals to tables. Some reviews mention occasional flaws such as sushi rolls arriving a bit loose, a salad in the set menu being overdressed, and meals taking longer than expected, along with at checkout not always receiving acknowledgment. A few diners call it a hidden gem and appreciate the old school Showa era vibes and attentive staff, while others mention the price point as high for the level of novelty or certain menu items. Overall, Jardins SAKURA Garden comes across as a solid, authentic Japanese option worth returning to, with room to smooth out consistency and communication.View restaurant profile

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Mona Loa

Open until 2 am

(211)

Downtown

Bar Hawaiian Japanese Sushi Poke Bowl

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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

Sushi Shop

Open until Midnight

(63)

Downtown

Review Summary

Sushi Shop earns praise for delicious sushi at good prices, with texture described as amazing. Staff are noted as extremely sweet and patient with questions, and service is generally courteous and efficient. The menu’s variety, including poke bowls, is appreciated and stands out from traditional options found elsewhere. Regulars nearby who favor sushi often choose takeout from Sushi Shop, reporting consistently tasty food and improved quality after changes in staff or ownership. Some experiences mention occasional disorganization in pickup times and note that the on-site atmosphere could be warmer and more inviting.View restaurant profile

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Biru Biru

(425)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Sushi Japanese Grill Seafood/Fish Asian

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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

Poke Bento

(137)

Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Poke Bowl Sushi

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Reviews for Poke Bento describe fresh, affordable poke bowls and bento options with consistent quality and quick, friendly service, making it a go to option for lunch or dinner. Portions are generally generous and prices praised, with many noting strong value, occasional promotions, and easy ordering through Uber Eats or Fantuan, while direct orders sometimes include a free drink or appetizer. A few experiences are more mixed, with some bowls heavy on rice and light on toppings, and salmon or salmon flambé options receiving lower marks. The restaurant is often described as a hidden gem in downtown Montreal or near the metro, attracting regulars from surrounding areas for reliable freshness and speedy service.View restaurant profile

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Sushi Shop

Refined eatery serving modern, Asian-inspired fare, including seafood & dumplings, with a full bar.

(17)

Downtown

Asian Sushi Poke Bowl

Review Summary

All in all, Sushi Shop earns praise for very fresh sushi and great quality, with the food and service described as excellent and Sushi Shop felt to be a favorite by many; bowls are loaded well and dishes are generally very good, while this small operation is run with care by friendly and adorable staff who warn about wait times and stay cheerful; one note mentions the rice being too compact and somewhat disappointing, but the overall impression is welcoming and encouraging for the team.View restaurant profile

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Jatoba