Fleurs & Cadeaux operates as a vibrant Japanese establishment specializing in artisanal hand-rolled sushi and authentic flavor profiles. The menu prioritizes fresh marine ingredients prepared with precise technique to highlight natural textures and seasonal subtleties. Patrons encounter a curated selection of nigiri and sashimi that emphasizes the clarity of high-quality fish paired with seasoned vinegar rice. This space functions as a dedicated destination for those seeking traditional culinary craftsmanship focused on the integrity of Japanese oceanic imports. The interior environment facilitates a direct interaction with the preparation process, maintaining a sharp focus on the balance between aesthetic presentation and culinary substance. Every component of the service reflects a rigorous adherence to core techniques found in classic sushi culture, ensuring consistency and technical accuracy throughout the entire menu range.
Fleurs & Cadeaux is widely celebrated as an exceptional Japanese izakaya-style destination in Montreal, praised for its authentic atmosphere, expert sake selection, and high-quality, fresh ingredients. Guests frequently highlight the miso-aged duck, sashimi platters, and tantan udon as standout dishes, often recommending the tasting menu for a curated experience. While the decor and vintage vinyl soundtrack create an intimate, romantic, and lively environment, some diners find the space compact and the pricing reflective of premium portions. Although the majority of visitors encounter warm, knowledgeable, and professional service, experiences regarding pace, seating comfort, and staff demeanor can occasionally vary. Overall, it remains a highly recommended spot for those seeking elevated Japanese fusion and a unique, memorable dining experience.
Pork, roasted duck, tartare, everything was good! We took the tasting menu where you get the chance to try a little bit of everything. On top of that, they have really good wine. I strongly recommend the place if you're craving Asian food!
This was our second time coming to Fleurs & Cadeaux & it was amazing. The F+C chirashi is beautiful & the perfect size for sharing, The broth in the ramen is mind blowing we're gonna have to come back & have it again asap!
Dec 3, 2023
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Incroyables saveurs & textures dans chaque plats. Nous avons pris au total 7 plats, tous absolument décadent. Définitivement dans mon top 10 des restaurants de Montréal. Ambiance & service irréprochable également. Il faut absolument l'essayer!
Overall, the ambiance was really good, the service was adequate but the food was overall, pretty disappointing & overpriced. We ordered the fried chicken, the albacore tataki, & the tantan udon & 2 drinks, The drinks were fine, they were probably the highlight of the meal. As for the food, maybe my palette is bias since I lived in Japan & Asia for more than half of my life. Given that the demographic of this restaurant is definitely catered more towards westerners, I do understand why they catered the food to taste this way. For the chicken, as a whole with the sauce, it's nice, the sauce was good, but the batter is overly salty. If you take a bite without the sauce or the batter, the chicken is evidently bland, maybe this batch of chicken didn't get seasoned enough. For the tataki, everything about the dish was almost good, except for the albacore itself. You absolutely cannot tell me that it was fresh or properly well prepared because I literally watch the chef prepared this albacore Infront of me. the searing was nonexistent, the fish was cooked & not raw on the inside. Which literally defeats the purpose of the dish & ultimately, changed what this dish was meant to be. The Tantan udon, came in a bowl with multiple chipped edges. For how much I paid for this dish, I would imagine it coming in a proper bowl. Aside from the bowl itself that probably should have been retired, the dish tasted very 1 dimension. The udon is perfectly cooked, but it takes no effort to perfectly cook udon that isn't made at the store anyways. The tantan sauce was overall very oily, it was not enjoyable after 2 bites. Overall, after coming here over the years since its opening. I can confidently say that the quality of the food significantly dropped while the price increases & I begin to understand why a lot of my peers stopped coming here.
La nourriture était délicieuse, les ingrédients étaient frais & savoureux. Les personnes qui fedait le service nous ont très bien expliquée le menu & les repas. Tout le monde étaient sympathique. Je recommande. Il y a de la bonne musique qui joue, c'est une ambiance agréable mais je sais que ce n'est pas la tasse de thé de tout le monde.
