Shoji is a fine dining restaurant located on the south shore of Montreal. In operation for more than 14 years, we offer modern Japanese cuisine. All in a warm and relaxed atmosphere.
Our Specialties
Shoji offers modern Japanese cuisine prepared with authentic Japanese ingredients. We are proud to offer you the largest selection of sashimi in the region. Ask about our exclusive arrivals of the day.
Shoji Sushi delivers an elevated, clean and relaxing dining experience with fresh, beautifully presented fish and a clear focus on quality over quantity; the nigiri and sashimi stand out for balance and pristine preparation, and the omakase options, including premium choices like wagyu, uni, foie gras and toro, showcase creativity and careful sourcing; the service is attentive and the atmosphere welcoming, making it a standout on the South Shore, and takeout and dine-in experiences are consistently well received, though some guests note seating comfort and price as considerations.
I would definitely return to this restaurant. The food & alcohol were amazing. I am glad I found this gem from a friend. In my opinion, one of the best sushi place in south shore.
We had an amazing time at Shoji once again. We ordered à la carte sushis & they were all excellent. We particularly love the sushi pizza & the the salmon kamikaze. We had mango cheesecake & fried vanilla ice cream for dessert & they were both delicious. Quality of food & presentation is #1. Our waitress Dominique was very friendly & helpful, thank you!!
Jun 9, 2024
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Unbeatable value for great sushis. The guys behind the counter know what they're doing & always deliver the freshest, tastiest, most melt in your mouth sushis. Quality has been very consistent through the years. When I crave sushis this spot is my go-to. Other sushis just don't do it for me anymore.
Best sushi on the south shore. They have innovative rolls & very fresh fish! My go to orders are the chirashi bowl & the eel maki roll. The chirashi has a generous amount of fish & is excellent value. The eel roll contains foie gras as well & has a nice balance of sweet & smokey along with the floralness of the chiso leaf. Also recommend trying their omakase! Amazing value for the amount of food you get! For a 140$ for 2 people, it came with a platter of sashimi, 4 nigiri, 16 maki rolls & a crudo dish. On the Friday we went, the omakase came with complimentary sake. The yuzu sake was incredible. The service was also great & will definitely be coming back!
Easily the best sushi restaurant in the South Shore. Menu includes both classic & innovative dishes. The fish selection is wonderful & so fresh! Service is super friendly for both dine in & takeout. Highly recommended!
went there for a late Valentines Day date with my boyfriend & everything was beyond our expectations. Haven't been there in 4-5 years & the quality hasn't changed. It's still as fresh & delicious. Our server was SO great, I forgot to ask his name. & the chefs were super nice as well. We loved our experience so much, you will definitely not be disappointed if you love Japanese cuisine. & an other plus, prices are very reasonable for the quality that they deliver! 😊
We tried the deluxe omakase for Valentine's day, & were really impressed with the freshness of the ingredients. I especially liked the torched salmon nigiri with foie gras, melts in your mouth 👌 ! We waited a bit for the third service (sashimi), so apparently they moved up the specialty maki rolls, which were also delicious Finally, the sashimi bowl had a great selection of tasty fish. Would try again.
Although a bit pricey, the quality of their ingredients are pretty amazing. The fishes were fresh, they tasted great & the rice was also amazing. It wasn't over flavoured & wasn't sticky which made them great for sushi. I also really enjoyed their wasabi, it had a strong flavour & they were quite generous with it. The ginger & soya sauce were also given in abundance. I do feel like their soya sauce is a bit basic on the other hand, it was homemade, judging from the containers, but they were lacking in impact compared to a lot of other sushi restaurants.
The service, staff & ambiance were great. However, the food was slightly underwhelming; both entrees that we've ordered, i.e., tokayaki & karage barely had any taste.
