Makoto Sushi delivers a precise selection of Japanese culinary traditions, emphasizing fresh marine ingredients and meticulously prepared rice. The menu features an extensive array of nigiri, sashimi, and innovative maki rolls designed to showcase technical accuracy. Beyond the sushi offerings, the kitchen operates a traditional grill, producing items like skewered yakitori and seared proteins that benefit from high-heat cooking methods. Patrons encounter a setting focused on efficiency and streamlined service to ensure the integrity of each plate. The flavor profiles rely on balanced acidity and the natural sweetness of raw seafood coupled with authentic seasoning techniques. Every dish adheres to structural standards that prioritize texture and temperature control throughout the dining experience. This establishment serves as a direct venue for those seeking consistency in Japanese preparation methods and grilled specialities within a modern, focused environment.
Makoto Sushi earns praise for fresh, beautifully presented fish and delicious sushis, with attentive service and a sense that many guests would return; the All You Can Eat option is seen as lacking flavor variety and not worth the price, while the high quality of the fish suggests the a la carte menu truly shines and made-to-order dishes could have the spark that was missing; friendly staff and an overall high quality are noted, with price mentioned as something to consider.
Waw!! What an amazing place, with delicious sushies. 100% recommend!!! Everything is fresh, beautifuly presented. Service is attentive. We will be back for sure. If you have not been there yet, you really should ❤?❤?❤?
May 3, 2026
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Fresh Fish, but the All-You-Can-Eat Misses the Mark
This is a spot where the raw ingredients clearly outshine the all you can eat format. We arrived for date night with our own wine, eager to see if the hype was earned. While the freshness of the fish is undeniable-a rare win for many sushi spots-the All-You-Can-Eat experience left much to be desired.
The maki rolls lacked distinct flavours, with most tasting remarkably similar after just a few bites. It felt like a case of quantity over quality, with nothing'special' enough to stand out.
However, the high quality of the fish suggests that the A La Carte menu is likely where this kitchen truly shines.
While I wouldn't return for the buffet, I'm curious enough to come back for made-to-order dishes to see if they carry the spark that was missing this time around.
Tout simplement les meilleurs sushis en ville! Nous sommes clients depuis au moins 8 ans, & nous recommandons l'endroit à tous nos proches 🥰 Les sushis sont frais, goûteux, le service est bon, on s'y sent bien. Longue vie à ce restaurant.
Très belle découverte que ce restaurant "apportez votre vin"! C'était très bon & copieux. J'ai pris la table d'hôte. Excellente soupe japonaise & que dire de l'entrée au crabe & patates douces; un délice!
Jan 26, 2025
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Nous cherchions un restaurant de sushis « apportez votre vin » & Makoto sushi sur saint-Martin s'est avéré être une belle découverte. Le personnel est sympathique, le menu intéressant & le lieu est éclairé, propre & joliment décoré. Aussi, les makis que nous avons commandés sont délicieux tels que le B-52 (qui contient réellement des cornflakes) & le wow (qui porte très bien son nom & qui n'est pas bien sucré malgré qu'on y retrouve du miel & de la mangue). Enfin, le Yum-Yum sera pour notre prochaine visite car c'est sûr que nous y retournerons.
Great all you can eat & à la carte options. The wonton soup & the seafood broth soup were both delicious & so cozy. Sushis were very fresh & well made, every one of them I tried were top tier. I highly recommend trying the "Tropical" maki, it has tangerines in it & wow I still dream of it. You should give the mushroom hosomaki a try as well, they were both unexpectedly delicious combos, highly recommend!!
Even when the restaurant is not busy, they refuse to make sushi leaving out allergy ingredients like gluten, crab & shrimp unless you order a la carte for a premium price. The food is tasty (for the one of us allowed to eat) but the experience felt bad compared to other local sushi places that are happier to accommodate allergies.
