Park blends a modern yet intimate atmosphere with soft lighting and elegant furnishings, creating a welcoming setting for casual dinners and special occasions. The food is repeatedly praised for freshness and presentation, with sushi, sashimi, and tasting menus highlighted as standout, often accompanied by a wide sake, wine, and cocktail program. Service is described as attentive and knowledgeable, particularly at the sushi bar, though a few reviews note slower pacing or inconsistent timing in larger groups. The dining experience is frequently celebrated as refined and memorable, with many calling it a top sushi destination in Montreal, while several reviews emphasize that prices are high and value may vary depending on the menu chosen. Some guests recount phenomenal omakase experiences and exceptional hospitality, while others report lapses in service or crowding that detracted from the mood. Overall Park is seen as a premier, if costly, option for those seeking high quality Japanese fusion fare in a stylish setting, with strong opinions about price versus experience.
Park is a great neighborhood spot we keep coming back to whenever we're craving sushi. The service is consistently excellent, they really go above & beyond for the customers, & the nigiri is always fresh & well prepared. The lunch sets are also a solid option. We love coming here.
May 3, 2026
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The flavour was good & the choices of ingredients was nice. But although the bibimbap comes in a hot stone bowl, it was too saucy to create the fried rice bottom one might expect from the experience. This was different but not necessarily unpleasant.
My low rating comes from the beef (which was a 19$ extra charge per plate). It was nearly inedible by being impossible to chew, & made the sit-down meal a bit embarrassing because I couldn't maintain a conversation for minutes at a time.
The waiters also came by to ask if I was done with the plate much too often even though I was clearly not even half done (from the time it took to chew the beef).
We also tried the Park sushi. This was fresh & tasty.
However, the beef of the bibimbap was such an insult to me in terms of chewiness that I cannot recommend this place to anyone who actually wants to enjoy their meal & not just brag about it on Instagram.
I'm quite let down by what was supposed to be one of the better restaurants around.
Your fish can be fresher, colder & firmer. The blackened sea urchin was unacceptable to bring on to the table.
The bill came to over $600 for two. I refuse to imagine what that can do in Tokyo, or Vancouver, or even New York. & pathetically there's not much better sushi choice in town.
We were very disappointed with our experience. Despite having reserved a table in the dining area, we were seated at the counter upon arrival. It was Valentine's Day & we were hoping for a more elevated, romantic sushi experience.
When we explained this to our server, they suggested we try the omakase (menu dégustation) rather than the chef's selection, which we had originally been drawn to. Since it was our first time, the server subtly convinced us that the omakase would be the better experience, saying that it would allow us to try a wide variety of things. Naturally, we assumed that meant a generous variety of sushi. We trusted their recommendation & went with it.
What we didn't realize until the bill arrived was that the omakase was significantly more expensive than the chef's selection. & nowhere during that conversation were we clearly informed of the price difference. We felt misled.
Once the dishes started arriving, it was anything but sushi. I understand that some people appreciate a more elaborate & experimental tasting menu, but we came specifically for sushi & instead received five plates of various fish, beef, & sauces, followed by just 8 pieces of nigiri at the very end. Deeply disappointing.
The bill came to $487 before tip, far more than we anticipated. We were never given a clear heads-up about the final cost, which left us feeling blindsided. Oh & the omakase price wasn't on the menu card..
Excellent sushi, toujours frais & bien présentés. Service rapide, ambiance agréable - une valeur sûre pour les amateurs de sushi. Merci à Antonio & son équipe de feu 🔥 🍣
Mar 21, 2026
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Best sushi place in Montreal!! Quality was amazing & if you take the discovery plate for two you have more than enough! It comes with a miso soup (amazing) & steamed edamame beans (delicious). Waiters were amazing at guiding us in our choice of meal & drinks.
This is what they call uni from New Brunswick? I ordered for delivery & this is what I get… so disappointed… A friend referred me to this restaurant'best sushi in montreal' More like bad sushi in montreal…What a shame.
Had an amazing diner with my daughter yesterday. Was seated at the sushi bar & had the chance to chat with Antonio. Best quality fish in Montreal if you ask me. Bluefin Toro omg 😋
Thank you Antonio for the extra touch, truly appreciated
I've been to Park many times over the years, but after last night's birthday dinner, I won't be returning. The experience was disappointing from start to finish. I had a crappy birthday. Kind've turned me off of fine dining in general.
First, the reservation process:
Because we were a party of ten, I wasn't allowed to book by phone. Instead, I had to email someone, wait for a reply, then fill out a clunky, poorly formatted form that I had to print & write on by hand, scan, & send back. This is absurd in 2025-especially for a restaurant of this calibre.
Then, the'private room':
I was told we'd have a private room, which sounded promising. Instead, we were seated in Café Bazin, the restaurant's next-door café. Not a Japanese dining room. A French café, with loaves of bread sitting out on the counter that my party members had to stare at while we ate; not the atmosphere one is looking for when they book upscale Japanese restaurant-it felt absurd, improvised. & the room's humidity made us feel like were eating in a greenhouse. The table was sticky. The lights also flickered every 40 minutes, & the temperature was easily above 22.5°C. So much for atmosphere.
Then, the maitre d':
The maitre d' seemed disengaged & inattentive, did not greet us with grace or even eye contact, & guideda my mother to the next door'private dining room' through tightly packed tables instead of using the wider main path.
He also inconsistently directed my guests-some were told to go through the café entrance from outside, others were led through the restaurant. It felt disorganized, thoughtless.
Then, the service:
Our waitress, to her credit, was kind & professional. But the food pacing was outrageous. We were all seated at 6:30 p.m., & the first course didn't arrive until 7:44 p.m., even though she assured me food would come out quickly given everything was pre-set. Despite being a pre-set menu, the kitchen somehow delivered a three-hour meal where each course was minuscule & fussy, with dishes that leaned more French than Japanese (small, saucy, hardly Japanese-y). Most dishes were tepid, dry, or rubbery-clearly pre-prepared & left under heat lamps. Cringe.
The only sushi we received came as the final course: a modest 6 to 8 pieces per person. For a party meal at a Japanese restaurant, it was the only thing that felt even remotely appropriate. A large Omakase sushi platter for the whole party to share would've been far more satisfying. Sadly, even those small plates weren't enough to salvage the experience because they too were not particularly fresh.
Conclusion:
Park used to be great. I remember its early days, when the sushi was exceptional & the fish was clearly fresh. Those days are gone. The quality has slipped, the service feels indifferent, & the prices are no longer justified. It now coasts on its Westmount location & local reputation. I won't be back.
Jan 27, 2026
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Le repas de rêve pour tout amateur de sushis. Je me sentais au paradis le temps d'un repas. La qualité des produits est exceptionnelle & j'avais littéralement des frissons en mangeant. Le prix est élevé, mais pour vivre une expérience mémorable & pour célébrer une occasion spéciale, ça vaut entièrement la peine. J'ai hâte d'y retourner.
I did not appreciate my experience at this restaurant. I was fully willing to pay a high price for what seemed to be an excellent Japanese restaurant, but the whole experience was a letdown on several levels.
First, the $155 sushi platter was ridiculously expensive for what I got, in terms of both quantity & taste. Everything was fresh & beautifully presented, but the taste was far from memorable. I had much better sushi at a fraction of that price.
We were a party of three male colleagues on a business dinner. I was sitting next to one of them, & although we expressed no desire to share, & were clearly not a couple, they decided to combine our plates. Since I had requested the removal of a certain ingredient, my colleague's order, which was combined with mine, also had that ingredient removed, although he wanted it in his order. This was awkward & very bad etiquette.
Service was extremely slow.
When I called to make a reservation, I was speaking French & the attendant did not make any attempt to speak a word of French. I speak perfect English, but I thought this was pretty classless.
Lastly, I did not like the atmosphere. The dining room is rather cramped, too noisy, & is decorated like some kind of glitzy hotel lobby, very cold & pretentious.
Adeptes de sushi & de restaurants gastronomiques depuis plusieurs années. Pour les adeptes de cuisine asiatique/sushis, d'une saveur & d'une fraîcheur inégalées, un incontournable. Mention spéciale à Luisina, pour son service exceptionnel. Merci pour cette soirée que je n'oublierai pas. Un cadeau de mon amoureux pour mon 59e anniversaire. On ne vit qu'une fois…
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We finally had the fantastic opportunity to have lunch at Park! We sat at the sushi bar & it was fascinating to watch the concentration & attention to detail they put into every step of preparing & serving such delicious & beautiful dishes. We ordered the sushi platter for two, along with cocktails & dessert, & everything was fresh & exquisite. Despite the orchestration, everyone was friendly, smiling & chatting with us a little. Chef Antonio, Chef Shinji, & the rest of the staff treated us so well that we almost stayed for dinner service-Literally!
Park offers quality fish & a refined presentation, but the pricing feels out of step with the experience.There are many other places in Montreal that deliver good sushi at a far more reasonable price. Kind of restaurants you want to go on an expense account.
Probably one of the best places for sashimi in Montreal. The sushi were surprisingly amazing too as I usually don't like sushi. The rice to fish ratio is perfect
J'ai commander une commande pour emporter ! J'ai reçue un excellent service ! 0 attendu quand je suis arrivée !
& c'était succulent comme toujours !
Les sushis & le sashimi goûte le ciel 🥰
