Hoshi réinvente la cuisine japonaise en proposant des poke bowls d'une grande finesse et des créations de sandwichs novatrices, pour une expérience culinaire rafraîchissante et pleine de vie. Le menu met en avant des ingrédients frais et de première qualité, préparés avec soin pour assembler des bols à la fois savoureux et esthétiques, explorant une palette de saveurs allant du doux à l'acidulé. Les sandwichs signature offrent une fusion unique de goûts japonais dans des formats familiers, représentant une agréable surprise pour ceux qui recherchent une nouveauté. Chaque plat est conçu avec attention, soulignant l'équilibre entre le goût et la présentation, faisant de Hoshi une adresse de choix pour les amateurs de cuisine d'inspiration japonaise authentique et créative. L'ambiance se veut épurée et contemporaine, en harmonie avec le caractère lumineux et sain des mets proposés.
Hoshi est un restaurant japonais chaleureux et très apprécié, situé dans le quartier chinois de Montréal, reconnu pour ses plats authentiques, notamment son katsu de porc croustillant et juteux, ses currys savoureux et ses portions généreuses. De nombreux convives apprécient le service amical et attentionné ainsi que l'atmosphère accueillante qui rappelle le Japon, soulignant souvent la soupe crémeuse aux champignons offerte en accompagnement. Bien que la qualité de la nourriture et le rapport qualité-prix fassent l'objet d'éloges unanimes, le restaurant est assez petit et dispose de places limitées, ce qui entraîne fréquemment des files d'attente. Malgré quelques critiques occasionnelles concernant le volume de la musique ou la préparation inégale de certains plats, le consensus général est que ce joyau caché vaut largement le détour pour quiconque recherche une cuisine japonaise réconfortante et délicieuse.
Nice little japanese restaurant located in a quiet alley in Chinatown. Seating is limited but the food is very nice. The menu is not that extensive as well. Food is not too pricey & is surely filling. I tried the Menchi Katsu & Hiru Katsu Udon. The Menchi Katsu was okayish, but the Hiru Katsu Udon was delicious. The udon had an amazing texture & the curry sauce was very flavourful. They even give out a creamy mushroom soup in the beginning, which is absolutely delicious. Would surely want to visit again & try the other dishes they offer.
We came here twice on our trip to Montreal. Everything about this place is fantastic! We had the Curry Katsu, the Katsudon, the Ten Don & the Katsu Sando, & every dish was just as authentic as we had on our trip to Japan in November! All the compliments to the Chef & all staff
19 mars 2025
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Found about this place not that long ago. The food is great, so much so that my partner wants to come back to try out everything else. Creamy soup is offered at the start, I enjoyed it. Then entrées of Menchi Katsu & Spicy Tuna Salad are also tasty with the avocado on both. Then, I went for Hire Katsu Curry Udon while my partner went for Katsudon. Yeah, I really need to go back again when I feel the hunger 🤤
Note: Spicy Tuna Salad spiciness is from the slaw beneath the few tuna slices. If you can't handle spicy, I'd suggest not to or bring someone that can handle it & willing to take it from you 😅
Room for improvement. It was the dinner rush but even then the food took longer than expected to come. Curry was good but katsu seem too dark in color.
We went to Montreal for a quick weekend trip, & I had high hopes for Hoshi! We got the fried pork meatball appetizer, ten don & the curry katsu. The ten don was good, it could use a bit more rice at the bottom. It had 3 shrimps, 1 scallop, an egg, fried nori, sweet potato & I think radish? Curry katsu wasn't my favourite, it was a bit dry, & the curry was extremely heavy on onions. I prefer my curry smooth. Serving was generous, we ended up taking the leftovers home. I'm usually used to katsu having coleslaw, & sauce & grinded sesame on the side. The fried meat balls were dry & a bit flavourless. There's dots of sauce on the side to make the plating look nice, & it was, however, I feel like sauce on the side in a separate container would have been better. The avocado at the bottom was a bit out of place. The restaurant is cozy but it's too tight in between the tables. It did take ~30-40 mins for our food to come out though. Not my favourite place, but for a ten don fix, I would go here specifically for that!
