Flyjin delivers a precise execution of Japanese-inspired cuisine anchored in a fusion philosophy that prioritizes bold flavor profiles and high-quality raw ingredients. The menu features an extensive array of sashimi, nigiri, and creative maki rolls that showcase seasonal seafood alongside expertly prepared small plates designed for communal enjoyment. Dark, industrial aesthetics define the physical environment, creating a focused atmosphere where the visual presentation of each dish takes center stage against the subdued lighting. Sophisticated techniques harmonize traditional preparation methods with contemporary culinary innovations to ensure a consistent experience across all offerings. Patrons encounter a methodical approach to gastronomy where the integrity of every component remains the primary objective. This establishment maintains a commitment to technical accuracy through the careful selection of proteins and the deliberate integration of vibrant textures throughout every single plate served.
Flyjin is widely regarded as a premier destination in Old Montréal that seamlessly blends a sophisticated Japanese-Latin fusion dining experience with a vibrant, high-energy nightclub atmosphere. Visitors frequently praise the impeccable quality of the food, highlighting the sushi, robata, and creative dishes like the short ribs and crispy rice as culinary standouts. While the ambiance and service are often described as top-notch, with many reviews commending the attentive and welcoming staff, some guests note that the transition from restaurant to club can feel intense and the pricing for drinks can be quite high. Although the venue is celebrated as an electric spot for a memorable night out, experiences at the door and occasional service inconsistencies related to tipping or staff interactions can vary for some patrons.
Je ne sais pas mais je crois qu'ils font de la discrimination sur l'âge. J'allais voir ce qui pourrait être trendy pour mon groupe de clients de 20 personnes pour la fin de semaine.
Je me suis fait réciter de bord directement. Pas de réservation haha.
Qui a de besoin d'une réservation un mercredi soir pour entrer dans un club a 23h00.
Je n'irai certainement pas là. & non je ne réserverai pas ma place.
This place is an absolute hole. Not only does a bottle cost more than 300$, the dj is just on his phone not doing shit, so it seems like he just has a spotify palylist on shuffle. You have to wait in line for almost an hour because they dont let in well-dressed individuals, but they let the caucasian men dressed in sweatpants & a shirt. Whatever you buy at the bar they put 20% tip without a choice, which seems absolutely unprofessional, quite literally money laundering. If you want to get your shit stolen, spending 75$ for 3 shots & the bouncers being disrespectful - this is your place.
If I could give zero I would. Very rude bouncers, unwelcoming atmosphere & very trashy. We were turned away at the door for being'too young' at 20 years old
Aug 16, 2026
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The drinks were great. The music was fantastic. Some man slammed me in the face & elbowed me in the spine & the security guard stuck up for him & it didn't do anything about it… So that's really weird. Don't really understand what the point of having security guards is they're not gonna protect the people in the club. I wouldn't recommend going here if you're a woman because… Apparently that behaviour is acceptable at this establishment. Very disappointing because the cocktails are fantastic.
Awful & disrespectful bouncer. It was our first time & we accidentally cut in line due to the confusing lanes, if he had just asked us to back up it would've been ok & we would've with no issues. Instead he decided to be absolutely disrespectful & asked us if we were going to'behave inside the club'. Music was awful. Coat check was horrendous. Atmosphere was absolutely awful, full as hell & dancing was non-existent. If you're here for a good time, don't come.
Avoid buying tables here for group events. Our company bought 6 tables at Flygin - we made up the majority of guests that night - & we were still denied entry at the door.
The bouncer, a small-built man with an enormous ego, refused us entry because there were too many men in our group. Even after our colleagues came outside to confirm we had tables booked, he still wouldn't let us in. No manager, no apology, no solution - just arrogance & attitude from someone on a power trip.
Buying tables but getting denied entry is unheard of. At Flygin, apparently it's normal.
If you're planning a team or group outing, save yourself the embarrassment & spend the money somewhere else.
lyjin in Montreal is an absolute must-visit. This place delivers an experience that goes way beyond just a meal - from the moment you walk through the door, the vibe, the energy, & the attention to detail make it clear you're somewhere special.
The Japanese-Latin fusion concept is executed flawlessly. Every dish that hit our table was beautifully presented & packed with bold, creative flavors that somehow work in perfect harmony. The sushi & robata were standouts - fresh, precise, & genuinely memorable. & the cocktails? On another level entirely.
Had a fantastic dinner at Flyjin during our visit to Montreal. The service was amazingly friendly, attentive, & welcoming throughout the evening. The food was excellent & the Black Cod was definitely the highlight for us. Great atmosphere & a memorable dining experience at Flyjin
Leur organisation est chaotique pour même pouvoir rentrer , tout le monde se pousse pour pouvoir rentrer car il n'y a pas de file, donc aucun sens de priorité. C'est juste un tas de personnes qui se poussent comme des sauvages. Apres 1h30 d'attente on dit au bouncer que ca fait aussi longtemps qu'on est la il devient arrogant. C'est ma pire expérience en terme de club.
