Le restaurant Nozy propose un menu japonais, de style Teishoku, qui comprend plusieurs petits plats, tels que la soupe miso, le riz et les accompagnements de saison, ainsi que le plat principal.
Nozy apparaît comme une adresse remarquable pour une cuisine japonaise authentique à Montréal, saluée pour les sashimis frais, l'uni savoureux, les chirashi équilibrés et les dons bien exécutés, avec une expérience décrite comme chaleureuse et conviviale et une ambiance à la fois cosy et chic. La cuisine est louée pour sa maîtrise et le respect des traditions, des plats axés sur la qualité et la technique plutôt que sur l'effet, tandis que les portions varient et certains plats pourraient être plus généreux. Le service est perçu comme variable, allant d'efficace et rapide à moins constant, mais de nombreux avis évoquent un personnel serviable et un cadre attrayant, surtout après le déménagement dans un nouveau quartier. Le rapport qualité-prix est généralement jugé favorable compte tenu de la fraîcheur et du savoir-faire, bien que quelques commentaires signalent des prix plus élevés et parfois des décalages entre le menu en ligne et l'offre en salle. Dans l'ensemble, Nozy est considéré comme une halte rare et fiable pour les amateurs de sushi à Montréal qui recherchent des saveurs japonaises authentiques dans un cadre intime.
Nozy is a truly unique experience in Montreal & one of the rare places where you can eat genuinely authentic Japanese cuisine. In a city where real Japanese food is surprisingly hard to find, Nozy really stands apart.
I was a big fan of the original restaurant, & the new venue fully lives up to its reputation. The cooking feels confident & thoughtful, with a clear respect for Japanese culinary traditions. Nothing feels overdone or designed to impress for the sake of it. The focus is clearly on quality, technique, & balance.
The uni is outstanding, fresh & creamy with a clean, delicate flavor. The sashimi is beautifully cut & impeccably fresh, letting the fish speak for itself. The unagi is perfectly cooked, tender & rich, with just the right amount of glaze. The chirashi is another highlight, generous & well balanced, with every element placed with care.
What really makes Nozy special is the delicacy of the food. The flavors are subtle & precise, never heavy, & everything feels intentional. It is the kind of meal you slow down for & really appreciate.
If you care about Japanese cuisine & authenticity, Nozy is an absolute must in Montreal.
I enjoyed my evening there, but I feel like the service could be enhanced. Prior to going, I asked them if they had uni tonight & they answered yes. When I arrived, the waitresses did not present me the menu (they did not indicate any specials or any unavailable items).
I asked the waitress if there was more or the same qty of uni in the salmon tuna don vs kaisen don, & she said they only had enough uni for the kaisen don, which I ordered. The bowl only came with one piece of uni, while all the content available online shows that the kaisen don has much more uni than only one piece. I feel like the restaurant makes better & more generous bowls for online content & content creators to attract clients, then sells a different one for customers in store, knowing that once they are sat, they are not likely to go elsewhere for dinner.
The food was good but this happened to me once at their previous location also (where they were out of uni when I was told they did), which makes me believe that this marketing strategy is part of the management of the restaurant. I find it disappointing as it ruins the overall experience, mostly knowing that they have 2 dons that are based with that ingredient.
3 janv. 2026
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Probablement la meilleure nourriture japonaise à Montréal.
Manger ici, c'est comme manger au Japon : le chef porte une attention particulière à chaque plat qu'il prépare.
Nous avons tout partagé à deux.
L'entrée au choix du chef était excellente. ❤?
Le calmar, qui était le poisson du jour, était vraiment bon.👌
Les bols don avec uni, maguro & saumon (sayke) étaient vraiment délicieux.❤?❤?
En entrée, les petites omelettes étaient excellentes aussi.❤?
Le vin au verre était bon. On peut aussi prendre du saké au verre - les deux que j'ai goûtés étaient excellents. Au menu il y a aussi des cocktails d'inspiration japonaise.
J'y retournerai certainement plus d'une fois.
Ce n'est pas un nouveau restaurant : il était auparavant situé à Saint-Henri. Ils ont déménagé, avec le même chef, & je suis très content qu'ils soient maintenant dans le quartier. Chef d'expérience, personnel d'expérience - vraiment impeccable.
Le seul petit hic : la musique d'ambiance est un peu trop basse, ce qui crée une atmosphère presque silencieuse dans le restaurant. (À améliorer!)
Very fresh & really filling. Excellent quality tuna. Could be better for some of the uni, that was more of a hit or miss type of situation. But overall, great value for the premiums cuts that you get. Don't get the entrees platter, they were all pretty mid & not really worth it. Come here just for their speciality which is the dons.
Came here several times throughout the years & always liked their seafood options. I tried the omakase recently & it had a wide variety of fresh seafood such as uni, snow crab & scallops.
Sometimes it's a five star meal, other times it's a one star meal. On the right day, there are delicious Japanese specialties. Go on the wrong day & the uni bowl is a sad, swampy mess & the toro is pale & limp. The oysters have grit. Unfortunately, the prices remain the same either way.
If the chef wants to serve his customers, he might consider developing some table side manners. You're in the hospitality industry, why not act hospitable?
Perfect place to go if you are craving for an uni-don.
Went there for few time, never disappointed.
Everything tastes so delicious & their sashimi are always fresh!
29 janv. 2025
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We had an amazing meal at nozy. The service was super fast & the food was delicious & well presented. The only problem is that we went on a Sat night & they were out of uni/toro so a few menu items were unavailable. Nonetheless very good & will come back to try other items. highly recommend the ceviche
Great food here, you never run out of options. A lot of rarities you can't get in other restaurants. My first time trying uni was here. They introduce new menu items & specialties often. Also I noticed your website seemed to be hacked? Compromised? It leads to a weird scammy page about winning stuff or the lottery, it wasn't like that before, I hope you can get it fixed. Also noticed the opening hours changed drastically, is there a reason it's only on Mondays now?
I recently tried the Omakase experience, & while it introduced me to new flavors, overall, it was just okay-nothing particularly special. Despite tasting some unique dishes, the bill was surprisingly over $200, which felt excessive. While the food was good, it didn't quite justify the high price tag. The restaurant itself is quite small, accommodating only a few customers at a time, so it's not ideal for group outings but more suited for intimate dates. On the positive side, the chef was very friendly, & I appreciate supporting local restaurants.
9 avr. 2024
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Ordered the chirashi bowl for two. Everything was fresh & relish. Totoro tummy, uni, eels, salmon & the rice was all so flavourful! ---- Update 10/2023 I did not go back to that restaurant since the pandemic. Decided to try their Omakase that they serve during the weekend. The ingredients were amazingly fresh & I would definitely recommend to go for their all you can drink menu as well. Pricing was a bit expensive but worth the experience. If you're craving for some fresh Japanese seafood dishes, it is definitely worth going.
Amazingly fresh Japanese food. Sashimi was the best I've had in Montreal (I'm from Vancouver & have been to Hawaii a few times, so I have high standards lol). The uni was super fresh as well. Sake flight was great & had a fun variety.
