Shushuto Bar à Ramen + Tapas se spécialise dans la cuisine japonaise authentique en concentrant son menu sur des bols de ramen préparés avec expertise, mettant en vedette des bouillons riches mijotés lentement et des nouilles coupées à la main. Le programme culinaire s'étend au-delà des soupes pour inclure une sélection diversifiée de petites assiettes de style izakaya conçues pour le partage, soulignant les méthodes de préparation traditionnelles et des ingrédients de haute qualité. Les convives découvrent un environnement ciblé où la vapeur de la cuisine crée une expérience sensorielle immersive centrée sur les profils de saveurs umami prononcés. Le processus de préparation privilégie l'équilibre entre l'extraction intense des saveurs et les textures délicates dans chaque brochette grillée ou garniture assaisonnée proposée. Cet établissement maintient une approche technique précise de ses plats de nouilles emblématiques tout en livrant systématiquement une cuisine japonaise réconfortante qui souligne l'intégrité structurelle et la complexité aromatique.
Shushuto Bar à Ramen + Tapas est largement reconnu comme une perle de quartier dynamique, apprécié pour son décor moderne et élégant ainsi qu'un menu proposant des plats fusion créatifs, notamment les udons crémeux et les ramens au canard. De nombreux clients soulignent l'excellente sélection de cocktails et la présentation soignée des plats, décrivant souvent leurs expériences culinaires comme mémorables et très agréables. Bien que l'ambiance soit fréquemment décrite comme chaleureuse, certains convives ont noté que la musique peut devenir assez forte et que la température intérieure peut être élevée, affectant parfois le confort du repas. Les expériences de service sont globalement positives, plusieurs clients saluant le personnel attentionné et professionnel; toutefois, certains avis expriment une frustration concernant la lenteur du service, des temps d'attente parfois longs et une attention variable selon l'achalandage de la soirée.
My friend & I had a wonderful luncheon at Shushuto's on Saint-Patrick Street in Montreal.
We were warmly greeted at the door & were told to select the table we wanted. Our table service was prompt & in our own language, English, which we appreciated.
One of the real benefits of Shushuto's menu is that there's something for everyone, sushi, Asian bowls, ramen dishes, & vegan selections. I ordered the Mango salad with grilled duck breast, & my friend ordered the salmon tartare. Both were absolutely delicious & we thoroughly enjoyed them.
It should be noted that parking can be a challenge in the neighborhood of the restaurant, since there are more condo's are being built & reserved street parking is on the rise. Reservations for lunch at Shushuto are generally not needed but they are a necessity for dinner. If you do reserve for dinner, add more time to your commute to allow for parking.
Lunch at Shushuto was a great experience & one I hope everyone tries. I will definitely be back.
Unbelievable brunch! Best I've had in my many visits to Montreal. Mind you, I'm biased for Japanese cuisine. The cheesy udon was a surprise that I believe my picky aunts from Japan would have even liked. (If they could get over the amount of butter & cream.) Also, the steak katsu was tender, juicy & melt in your mouth! Don't miss the Sayonara Summer if you are into non-alcoholic like myself. I considered it my dessert. Price was well worth the food & art on the walls is so lovely. The koi & lotus flowers are all hand painted!
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First time trying shushuto, & did so for the vegan sushi.
It was DELICIOUS!!! The place has a really nice vibe, they were very busy (also a good sign) but still good service.
This will be my go to for sushi & trying other menu items
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Went here for a friend's birthday dinner & we heard a lot of great things about the food & service. Safe to say, only one of those was true. To begin with, the food was delicious & it was at a reasonable price, so no complaints! Everything was going pretty well. The arrival of our food was quite slow, but i suppose to taste made up for it. We wanted the dessert menu later on & we had to leave at 8 due to another reservation. Hence, 30 minutes before we had to leave, we really wanted to order & pay. Our server for the night forgot about the menu & only gave it to us after 10 minutes after our initial request. We ordered & only 4 minutes before we had to leave did our food arrive. Mind you, we got two mango cheesecakes & the matcha ice cream. I don't know how long it takes to prepare that but it took quite a bit. Not only was our server aware that we had to leave, he reminded us when we placed our order. Nevertheless, nothing to be pressed about.
Our main concern was after we had payed & tipped, our waiter came to our table to ask whether we couldn't pay for the tip or if his service was bad. Not wanting to be rude, we said his service was alright. He later went on a tangent about how our tip n didn't cover 10% (it did)of the bill & that we should tip above that. At the end, he said that we should expect to be confronted about tipping in other restaurants & that we should tip more. This was not only extremely aggressive from his part, but frankly ruined our evening. I've lived here my whole life & this was quite the shock.
Tip is optional & coming up to us afterwards to say that was not only rude, but not deserving of any tip. If you're only being nice for money & then become rude if you don't receive it, dont be shocked when seeing this.
Went to Shushuto last night for an early Valentine's day dinner.
We had 2 of their signature sushi rolls to start, both large portions & delicious.
We then followed up with the katsu steak that you cook yourself at the table. This tasted great & also a great value. It is served with rice, a miso soup & several dipping sauces/butter to cook.
We ended with the duck confit yaki udon. Noodles were perfectly cooked & the duck was slightly overdone but still very good.
Overall a very pleasant experience. The place has nice decor, the waitstaff was attentive & kind, the food was tasty, & although the pricing is in line with most restaurants around, the portions seemed larger than expected. Would recommend.
