MexiRolls

Eduardo

5.0

Amazing open space & great fusion food between Mexican & sushi

Mitchell

2.0

We went on a quiet afternoon with about 7 people, our server was awesome & very friendly. We got the strawberry lemonade, regular lemonade, & some Corona. The drinks were excellent & the lemonade was delicious, though it was a bit carbonated if that's not your vibe.

My rating for this restaurant is so low because the food is passionless. Full of the blandest meat imaginable, only veggies were onions & cilantro. The carnitas were dry & had 0 seasoning, the birria tacos that my partner got had cheese, onions & cilantro & the consommé is just clear beef broth also with next to no seasoning.

Mexico would be disappointed in these tacos. I understand maybe toning the spices down for tourists but this is disingenuous & inauthentic. Old El Paso tacos have more spices than these do.

We didn't try the sushi at this place, but I can't say I'm inclined to try it after such a disappointing experience with the mexican half of this restaurant. If a'chef' can't get tacos right I can't imagine the sushi would be any better.

Music is good, no patio but the doors open up to the outside so the whole restaurant feels like a patio. This restaurant has so much potential but the food is incredibly disappointing.

Sebastian

5.0

Estuvo muy genial todo, el servicio exelente, y el ambiente mexicano increible
Brenda la mesera que nos atendio muy querida y amable hizo un buen servicio
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Melany12

5.0

The Mexican style sushi my favorite & the portions are hugeeee

Fiesta

5.0

It's really good the combination of tacos & mexican rolls, gives you something different to taste, delicious.

Enzo

1.0

SUMMARY: DO NOT GO TO THIS RESTAURANT - YOU WILL BE MISLED.

This was the worst experience I've ever had in Montreal. This restaurant feels like a scam in every detail.

Let's break it down. When we arrived, I tried to clarify everything about the all-you-can-eat menu - prices & what was included. First red flag: you are required to purchase a drink. So the advertised price of $27 automatically becomes $31 (since the cheapest drink is $4).

Another misleading detail: based on the menu design, it's very difficult to understand that the sushi all-you-can-eat costs $30 & the taco option is $27. It actually looks like it's $30 on one day & $27 on another (which is why I went on Tuesday in the first place).

On top of that, any food left on your plate is charged at what I consider unreasonable rates: $3 per sushi & $8 per taco.

Only a small portion of the menu is actually included - basically tacos from the Mexican section & sushi rolls. This limitation is not clearly explained upfront. As mentioned in other reviews, the service is slow. The food takes a long time to arrive. On the day I went, three taco flavors were unavailable - which made an already limited selection even worse.

The whole system feels very sketchy. There are lots of fine-print rules, & the all-you-can-eat concept seems designed to trap customers.

To be fair, I want to highlight that our server, Brenda, was friendly & polite. Also, the food isn't necessarily bad - just unusual, which might not appeal to everyone. One of the rolls tasted like eggplant (even though that wasn't listed as an ingredient - who knows where that flavor came from).

Overall, it felt like money wasted. It could have been much better spent at a place where the goal isn't to take advantage of customers.