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.
It was my first time there, I was blown away by the overall service & place. I can see that they're not neglecting the quality of the food over the set up & decoration of the walls & plates. The staff looks so chill & nice. I'm having an amazing time there for sure~ Plus : Less crowdy than other hyperhyped places, makes the experience very pleasant with friends ^^
Sep 29, 2024
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My new fav sushi ayce in mtl! Sashimi is thick cut & fresh, absolutely a must-eat. & there are skewers options that I never saw. Highly recommended trying. & aesthetically pleasing decor.
One of the best ayce sushi in downtown, honestly the quality is amazing the food is tasteful & fresh. The ambiance is peaceful & make you travel im never disappoint when i go there.
Food: It's an all-you-can-eat sushi place. What can I say? Service: You can scan a QR code to use their mobile app to order sushi. While it was convenient, the waitress failed to bring us everything we ordered. Every time she forgot one or two items. We didn't say anything. After all, it's an all-you-can-eat restaurant. We just ordered some more. But, why have an online order system if you are gonna be clumsy with orders? She was the only waitress during the lunch hour, so it was really hard to get her attention. She forgot to bring us the coke & ice cream we ordered also. Ambience: They kept on playing this annoying, cheap Japanese music, which was very painful to listen to. At the end, it drove me to the brink of madness. Overall, I believe there are better all-you-can-eat sushi places in MTL.
