Overall, Sushi Hin is widely regarded as a top all you can eat sushi spot in the West Island, offering fresh fish, a broad menu, and quick, attentive service. Many reviewers praise the freshness of sashimi and special kitchen dishes, the variety of rolls, and the hot dishes that arrive piping hot. Several note a marked improvement since the change in ownership, with better quality, faster service, and a modern ordering system. The experience is not flawless; some diners report overcharging or errors with pricing, inconsistent service, and portions that can feel heavy on rice or meals arriving cold. Despite those issues, most guests say they would return, citing friendly staff, good value for AYCE, and a lively, welcoming atmosphere. Occasional comments mention noise level, temperature in the dining room during peak times, and occasional delays, but the overall consensus is that Sushi Hin stands out among AYCE options in the area.
I was a bit disappointed by the food quality.
All the tataki were super cold (the beef was a bit icey & the salmon felt like it was old).
The nigiri fish to rice ratio was off.
On another note the service was super friendly & fast, you can tell they are having a good time as a team.
Worth trying out, but not for me.
Mar 15, 2026
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I ordered the 52 piece chefs platter for delivery. Everything was soggy.
The fish was waterlogged, the rice was so wet it was see through & the avocado was slop. Everything was so wet there was liquid at the bottom of my tray. Never again.
This used to be my favorite restaurant for all-you-can-eat sushi. Unfortunately, on my last two visits, the quality has declined. I went back Saturday night. I have to say that, for the second time in a row, the sushi was disappointing. The maki were poorly rolled & kept falling apart. They use way too much rice. You can tell sushi is pre-rolled when the tempura isn't crisp anymore. To be sure, I ordered a handroll, which can't be made in advance. My handroll was fresh. The nori seaweed was crispy, & so was the tempura, but there was really too much rice. One of the reasons I always go back to this restaurant is for the kitchen dishes. Yesterday, I was disappointed with the quality of the food. The service is very fast, admittedly, but I prefer to wait a bit & be served hot. Some of our fried dishes were cold, like the fried scallops, takoyaki, & tempura. My favorite dish at Hin is the lamb skewers. Yesterday, they used too much seasoning, & the second portion I ordered underneath was burnt. I usually come on weekends. I find it's better during the week, perhaps because they're less busy & take the time to prepare orders properly. Overall, the service is always good. The servers always make sure our water glasses are refilled & consistently clear our plates. Hopefully they will improve the quality of the food back.
Amazing AYCE sushi. Their sashimi portions are great, their tataki are amazing. & we always get their hand rolls too! Nigiris have too much rice though so need to eat them with extra sashimi to balance the ratio
Not impressed at all. Hadn't been there since its previous name sushi st Jean & didn't love it then but decided to try again. Food was not fresh, rice was chewy, nothing impressive in the flavour, & the shrimp tempura was not even crispy. Service was lacking, we waited a while to get our water filled & more napkins. No one really checked in to see how our meal was or if we needed anything. We were also sat by the door on a very cold day when there were clearly other seats available, so we were cold the whole time.
The 3 other all you can eat places in the West Island are all MUCH better.
This is the best selection of items you can get from AYCE sushi. They bring the food fast & its actually good rice to fish/vegetables ratio! I recommend it!
The most insane AYCE sushi I have ever been to in all of Montreal & it is not an exaggeration. Tuna/salmon sashimi & tataki, beef sashimi, pad thai, fried rice, short ribs, mussels, special rolls... wow incredible. They have Makis without rice as well! Food arrives hot & fresh at your table within minutes of ordering & everything is delicious. You order with your phone by scanning the QR code on the table, & all the people from the table can see when an item is added.
With tax & 15% tip it comes to around $54 per adult for dinner, but trust me guys it is well worth it for special occasions or if you just want to satisfy a sushi craving. Come here with friends so you get the chance to try many items from the menu. & please make sure to tip them well! Service is consistently outstanding. One thing I dearly hope for is that this restaurant never changes. Thank you Sushi Hin
Overall, it was a good experience. For $29 it is a good deal for lunch, however it is missing some options such as shrimp on skewer, which is understandable. However I did find that the presentation & the quality was not up to standard to others AYCE restaurants close by. It tasted good, but the rice was falling apart & was not as presentable. I will say that the service is very quick & they are professional, & the restaurant is clean.
If you think you know all you can eat sushi, think again. After trying multiple spots across Laval & Montreal I can confidently say that this West Island gem Sushi Hin is in a league of its own. The quality of the fish is fresh & above what you'd expect from an unlimited sushi spot.
One of the biggest things that stood out to me was the rice to fish ratio. Unlike most places that overload their sushi with rice here the rice is thin just enough to hold everything together. It felt like I was eating à la carte sushi rather than your typical all you can eat.
The service was also a highlight. The staff is friendly & welcoming & a cool feature is that you place your orders yourself through your phone. We did experience a bit of a delay in receiving our food since we came at peak rush hour but once the staff noticed we had been waiting a little too long they immediately prioritized our order.
Must-Tries:
• Montreal Roll
• Double Avocado Roll
• Tuna Tataki
• Coconut Milky Stick
Feb 23, 2025
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Came with my future in-laws & girlfriend. Experience was wonderful. Food was very well done, you can tell if a sushi spot is good if they do their rice right & if the quality of ingredients are good. Here they do a great job, rice was tasty, fish didn't have any fishy taste, & ingredients were well prepared & cut. I loved the rolls. They cut the cucumbers the way I like it, thin strands instead of big pieces. Service was very attentive & friendly. Food came out very quickly as well, faster than any other all you can eat restaurant I've been to (over 10) Overall, highly recommend! I will definitely be coming back. Hopefully next time it won't be fitted in laws, just in-laws ;-)
I want to preface that the service was excellent. It was quick, every one was so nice, no complaints on that. However, I'm so sad to say that the food was really underwhelming. The water had an aroma of mould. The rice was overcooked & unseasoned. It just tasted like mush. Everything tasted the same & there was no smoked salmon which is one of my favourite. I'm sorry but I cannot recommend this place.
Having been to well over a dozen AYCE sushi-izakayas in the Montreal region, i can say with some authority that Sushi Hin is one of if now the best one. The game changer is their rice. It has a hint of sweetness. Presentation was next level. It really impressed how the owner who personally checks in on us a few times, took great pride in the stunning savoury creations that his team spoiled us with.
The salmon sashimi, oil fish sashimi, beef tataki, & avocado rolls are consistently fresh. But the salmon pizza was a miss for me. The breaded rice was cold & not too crispy. The chicken pad thai was more savory than sweet & was a bit dry. The flavor was too subtle. I wish it had a bolder flavor & more sauce.
Aug 4, 2024
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Nice place , very clean. The kitchen & the sushi are amazing. The hosomaki are bot fill with rice & theyre perfect. Sashimi are good & fresh. I suggest at having a lilttle bit more variety of sashimi would be nice & the wine list is very affordable. Overall for a All you can eat sushi, its a must try place with alot of parking.
The best all you can eat sushi! With a real sushi!!!lots of filling & fish & little rice this what i call sushi. Staff is really nice & attentive. Cocktails are great & also they have soju with many different tastes 🤤
