Mikado propose une approche raffinée des traditions culinaires japonaises en se concentrant sur la préparation précise de sushis frais et de plats asiatiques authentiques. La carte présente une sélection variée de sashimis, de nigiris et de makis créatifs qui mettent en avant des produits de la mer saisonniers de haute qualité. Un travail minutieux au couteau définit chaque assiette, garantissant que les textures restent équilibrées et éclatantes pour chaque client. L'atmosphère demeure axée sur une esthétique minimaliste qui souligne la présentation artistique de la cuisine sans aucune distraction inutile. Des techniques expertes appliquées aux profils de saveurs traditionnels créent une expérience constante à travers l'ensemble des plats chauds et froids proposés. Cet établissement maintient un engagement envers la rigueur culinaire, offrant un environnement structuré où l'attention reste portée sur la pureté et l'intégrité des ingrédients utilisés.
Mikado est largement reconnu comme une destination de choix pour la cuisine japonaise de haute qualité à Montréal, se distinguant particulièrement par la fraîcheur exceptionnelle de ses sashimis, ses rouleaux créatifs et ses entrées raffinées. De nombreux clients louent l'ambiance à la fois élégante et confortable, ce qui en fait un endroit idéal pour des rendez-vous intimes ou des célébrations entre amis et en famille. Bien que la plupart des convives soulignent un service attentionné, professionnel et chaleureux, l'expérience culinaire est généralement perçue comme constante et soignée, avec une carte sophistiquée de cocktails et de sakés qui complète parfaitement le repas. Malgré quelques variations occasionnelles concernant le rythme du service ou le rapport qualité-prix, l'établissement demeure un classique local apprécié pour son souci du détail, la belle présentation de ses plats et le talent de son équipe en cuisine.
Je recommande vivement ! Les produits sont excellents & parfaitement mis en valeur que ce soit en cuisine ou au bar. J'y retournerai avec plaisir & recommande les assortiments de nigiri & sashimi ainsi que le cocktail Wasabini
Great service. Last time I was at Mikado was back in the 1980's & it was located across the street. It is still owned by the same family & now run by the 2 sons. We were delighted to be treated very well & dessert was on the house. Very good sushi/sashimi & excellent wine list.
17 sept. 2024
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I really didn't know what to expect. Japanese cuisine can be really hit & miss depending on where you go, & always pricey. Mikado was more than just a dinner out at a restaurant. For me, it was a fulfilling culinary experience. The menu was expertly written & had a lot of variety. Our server was able to discern our tastes & made thoughtful recommendations for us. Wine & drinks paired with courses that were both dazzling to the eye & mouth. We ate so much, & even though I was full, I kept wanting to order more! We finished the night off with our party ordering each of the desserts on the menu & sharing. We paired it with some tantalizing dessert sake, oooh lala! Seriously, epic experience! They hit everything out of the park for me. Food, service, & atmosphere are top-notch at Mikado!
I heard a lot about this sushi place in Montreal, so I decided to try it myself. The atmosphere was fantastic, & our waiter was genuinely friendly & attentive. While the food was decent, I did feel the quality could have been a bit higher considering the price. That said, it was still enjoyable overall, & I'd recommend it for a date night.
Excellente table & lieu convivial où vous êtes accueilli avec le sourire de toute l'équipe. Les cocktails personnalisés (& oui ! Le barman vient échanger sur vos goûts) sont à tomber par terre & le menu, très varié, réveillera vos papilles !
I've been going to Mikado for a while. Always had a good experience & the food is very fresh. We went this weekend for my dad's bday (my first time since the renovations) & it was a little disappointing.. The waitress, Genevieve, didn't seem to match the vibe & service I would expect from a Sushi Restaurant with Mikado's Reputation (& prices)... We got appetizers, plates & sushi (bc not everyone was getting sushi as their main meal) & she didn't ask us in which order everything should come out. Some people ended up getting their main meal while others were getting their appetizers (which left them with nothing to eat later on). The first service was quite confusing as we got hot & cold appetizers at the same time Then they gave us an empty soy sauce container. Also, they forgot my dad's soup as well as our sashimi order. Usually, sashimi & nigiri are served first, before other strong flavours affect the palate. Then you eat the makis. Because she didn't enter our order correctly we ended up getting the sashimi in the middle of the evening. When I dine out & pay for marked up prices & food, it's not just for the quality of the food & the convenience of not having to cook it. It's also for the service (which my family & I always tip for generously as I've personally worked in the restauration industry myself) & ambiance. I did expect better from Mikado, or at least for them to uphold the standard they had previously set with me & the many meals I've already had there. Ps. I also asked for mocktails recommendations because I'm on medication right now & can't have alcohol. She recommended the Sawa something, saying it was fresh & herbaceous . It's not. It tastes like limonade & is quite sour. I wouldn't say it's thirst-quenching nor has any herb fragrance at all.
