Koyo Sushi propose une expérience culinaire japonaise authentique, se spécialisant dans les sushis et sashimis méticuleusement préparés à partir d'ingrédients frais et de haute qualité. Les convives peuvent découvrir un menu diversifié comprenant des nigiris et makis classiques ainsi que des créations signatures innovantes conçues pour ravir les sens. L'établissement offre un cadre sophistiqué mais accessible, idéal pour les réunions intimes comme pour les repas décontractés. Au-delà de ses sushis signatures, Koyo Sushi propose également une sélection de plats grillés expertement préparés et de bols de nouilles savoureux, offrant un aperçu complet de la cuisine japonaise. Chaque assiette témoigne de l'artisanat et du dévouement de la cuisine japonaise traditionnelle, garantissant une occasion de repas mémorable.
Koyo Sushi est fréquemment salué pour la fraîcheur et la qualité de ses sushis ainsi que pour ses portions généreuses, de nombreux clients soulignant l'excellent service fourni par un personnel attentionné et amical. Le restaurant propose une formule à volonté appréciée, incluant un buffet libre-service pratique pour les soupes, les entrées et les desserts, en complément d'un système de commande par tablette. Bien que la grande majorité des convives apprécient la diversité du menu et le rapport qualité-prix, certains visiteurs ont noté des incohérences dans la qualité des plats, un service parfois lent pendant les périodes de forte affluence et des préoccupations concernant l'ambiance ou la température ambiante. Malgré des avis partagés sur la variété du buffet et le niveau sonore, le consensus général décrit une destination accueillante, fortement recommandée pour les familles et les amis à la recherche d'un repas satisfaisant.
Delicious & fresh sushi place!! I just wished they had more variety on the menu. Most of their sushi is just salmon. I wish they could add more stuff in the future like grilled eel or octopus sashimi. Their food & service is still very good anyway. :)
We decided to give this restaurant a try for my birthday, we went for lunch time, it wasn't busy at all. The sushis were good overall, gotta be careful with the fried ones they really fill you up quickly. We ordered too many of these. The sashimis were excellent. The side dishes were ok though, I wasn't a fan of their peanut & butter dumplings at all. They had a section for Soup at the buffet. Nothing else as its usually open on weekend I think.
I've been to many AYCE sushi places & this one holds up. My favourite part is a cute little buffet section included in the price for desserts, soups & wok stir frys which is very convenient (although the stir frys section was made to order instead on weekdays). Unique offerings include torched sashimi, ssamjang sauce wings, & fried calamari rings (yum). They have the standard fare, with some great hits (sushi is rlly good) but also misses which aren't too important (some of the side dishes). The place itself may feel slightly dated, but it's still pleasant to sit in. Overall, I would go again, & this place really does deserve a higher rating!
& bring cash!
6 mai 2026
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I'm filing a formal complaint... against my own lack of self-control.
I honestly came here just for a quick bite on Décarie, but Koyo Sushi clearly had other plans for me. I am currently writing this while suffering from a severe food coma, & I have zero regrets.
Let's talk about the Sashimi (see my photos if you don't believe me).
Usually, when you order salmon at mid-range spots, you get these sad, paper-thin slices that look like they've been on a diet. But here? Look at that orange color. That is high-definition fish. The slices were so thick they should honestly charge rent. The fat marbling was perfect-it literally just dissolved on my tongue. I almost ordered a second round, but I needed to save room for the rolls, which was a dangerous decision.
The Rolls:
I don't know what kind of engineering degree the chef has, but the structural integrity of these rolls is impressive considering how much topping they piled on.
The Spicy Crab & Tobiko one: It's a mountain of crab meat. A literal mountain. The popping texture of the fish eggs mixed with the creamy crab? Unfairly good.
The Crispy Onion one: This was the MVP. The crunch from the onions vs. the soft rice & spicy mayo... it's a texture bomb. It's messy, it's saucy, & it's exactly what sushi should be. None of that dry, boring stuff.
The Vibe & Service:
The place was buzzing, which is usually a good sign (never trust an empty sushi restaurant, right?). The staff were running around like ninjas making sure everyone got fed. They didn't hover over me, which I appreciate because I prefer to inhale my food in peace.
Verdict:
If you are on a diet, do not come here. You will fail.
If you like eating generous portions of fresh fish until you can't walk straight, this is your spot.
I'm definitely coming back, but I might need to wear stretchier pants next time. 10/10 would recommend.
Dissapointed!! Not worth to spend your time & money!
sometimes outright terrible food. We paid $100 for two people on a Sunday evening, which was completely unjustified.
The buffet was extremely disappointing: French fries, rice, soups, noodles (absolutely awful & possibly spoiled), plus some vegetables & fruit. Nothing special, nothing worth the price.
The place was dirty, & the atmosphere felt cheap & unpleasant. Some sushi & sashimi were so cold that my sensitive teeth were in shock - I ended up suffering from tooth pain for the rest of the evening after this visit.
Do not waste your time or money here. Montreal has plenty of much better places at the same price point.
Il y a bien mieux ailleurs … en semaine pas de buffet, si vous demandez pas on vous expliquera pas qu'il faut commander sur la tablette.
Nous avons appelé pour demander les horaires, on nous dit que la cuisine ferme à 21h30 & final dernière commande à 21h15…
Les sushis sont gonflé de riz pour économiser.
Les sashimis sont gras
Le « bar à soupe » n'est pas digne de ce nom ..
On vous mélange les ceviche de poissons sont apportés dans un récipient à sauce & tous mélangés superposés …
Bref les photos sur les réseaux ou sur leur site ne ressemble pas à ce que vous aurez dans l'assiette & rien d'exceptionnel en création …
very busy, have to reserve to get seats, but the food is very good, but the sashimis are really small & thin. i recommend ordering less sushis (maybe just the pizza, the hand rolls & the tacos) & more of their'non sushi' food. the buffet is very good too. great staff & quick service. the ipads are very easy to use.
L'ambiance était calme & détendue. Par contre, les plats dans la zone buffet sont vides & rarement remplies. La fraîcheur des sashimi laissent à désirer. La qualité des autres plats sont bien sans plus.
Really nice experience at Koyo!!!
The people at the front were really nice when we walked in. We felt relaxed, & the vibe was good.
The waiters were friendly & patient. As soon as our water bottles were empty, they brought new ones really quick. They were happy to help with anything. When we asked for recommendations, they explained everything patiently, & the sushi was really good. The ingredients are fresh, the food tastes great. Sashimi & sushi are fresh & tasty. It's absolutely the best I've had in mtl. The platings are always amazing. Also the buffet has classic Chinese dishes, they are authentic, hit the spot. For around 40, getting such fresh sushi & delicious food is worth it. I've brought friends here three times already, & we all like it. We'll definitely come back more.
