Sushi Palace se spécialise dans la fusion entre le savoir-faire traditionnel japonais et les saveurs vibrantes et audacieuses de la cuisine du Sichuan. Des sashimis découpés avec précision et des makis méticuleusement préparés côtoient une sélection variée de plats sautés épicés qui définissent le palais typique du Sichuan. La clientèle découvre un univers culinaire diversifié où le riz vinaigré délicat rencontre la chaleur intense des poivres et des piments aromatiques. Chaque assiette met en valeur des produits de la mer de premier choix préparés avec une attention rigoureuse à la texture et à la présentation visuelle. La cuisine maintient une approche authentique pour équilibrer la complexité de ces deux traditions culinaires distinctes. Les habitués profitent d'une approche méthodique de l'approvisionnement assurant une fraîcheur constante dans chaque nigiri, rouleau ou spécialité sautée au wok servie avec une expertise technique certaine.
Sushi Palace offre une expérience très polarisée aux convives, avec des avis allant de grands éloges pour leur menu à volonté frais et abordable à une déception concernant la qualité de la nourriture et la constance du service. Plusieurs clients apprécient la variété des plats, notamment le populaire poulet Général Tao, et félicitent fréquemment le personnel amical et dévoué. Cependant, d'autres signalent des problèmes liés aux longs délais d'attente, à la sélection limitée du menu, au manque de fraîcheur de certains ingrédients et à une certaine frustration concernant les politiques de réservation ou d'accueil. Bien que certains habitués considèrent cet établissement comme une destination de choix pour un repas économique, d'autres trouvent l'ambiance vieillissante ou l'expérience stressante durant les heures de pointe, ce qui suggère que la constance du service et de l'exécution culinaire demeure un point de discorde parmi les visiteurs.
Avoid at all cost. Bad service. They put too much rice in sushis & they are dry. In the end when i explained that to manager he was not considerate & did not do anything to help. He instead arguing that compared to other all you can eat restaurants, he's the best.
Food was ok , chicken had a weird after taste , the salmon sashimi was actually salmon cubes . The only good thing was the salmon rice paper roll & the desserts & for that price not worth it
First time trying this place & I think it's the last time, below you'll find the ups & lows of the place.
1. There is a weird smell in the place.
2. The chairs is very uncomfortable.
3. They're still using the old system with pencil & papers to place orders.
4. Menu is small but it's a plus, not really a fan of massive menus.
5. The beef tataki shouldn't have grainy dressing it was somewhat appalling.
6. The flavour overall was flat, except their shrimp tempura, fried calamari, & salt & pepper squid. (Which it didn't taste like salt & pepper)
7. The guys that working there are awesome, very fast guys, friendly, & they actually smile.
8. Their pizza the rice wasn't crispy it was soggy.
9. Their rolls & pieces are larger than the usual.
10. I love vanilla ice cream & every all you can eat have at least 4 ice cream flavours they don't. They have fried sesame balls, & some sort of frozen yogurt popsicle.
11. Rice was overcooked.
Would I try it again? Not really sure maybe
Would I recommend it? Not as a first choice but yes.
At the end of the day coming from a chef my pallet is different & I'm extremely picky, go ahead try it out & be the judge
10 févr. 2026
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Although the price is great & the size of the rolls (as well as the size of non-sushi options) is generous, the sushi itself is rather average: limited options & too much rice in my opinion. The place itself is spacious, plenty of seating, but again, very average. If you're hungry though, $20 for all you can eat weekday lunch is hard to beat!
Nice place, with amazing service. Ok food overall but they have limited menu even for weekend dinner, the choices for sashimis are limited to salmon & oil fish. & too much rice in their rolls.
Been to Japan, I know sushis. If you crave for fresh & perfectly rolled sushis, this is the place. Nigiris are also excellent, well balanced between rice & fish. Hot food from the kitchen is tasty. This is a pure gold all-you-can-eat -sushis in Laval.
Food quality is impressive for an all you can eat option. I liked their sushi & they felt fresh. They where tasty! The Octopus sashimi was impressive! Well cooked, not chewy! Their Cuisine (General Tao, Peanut butter chicken) was also good! Not fantastique but good. The chicken fried rice was actually very tasty & i really enjoyed it! Nice spot to eat!
Went for dinner with friends & ordered a variety of appetizers & sushi. Very average sushi & food. The sushi & rice was bland & every piece tasted the same. The fried appetizers were oily & gave us all indigestion. Service was friendly & fast. Will not be going back any time soon.
Everything we tried was really good, & we loved that their sashimi is nice & thick. They don't skimp with too much rice. We'll for sure be coming back.
Overall I give it 3 stars. The servers are good & kind compared to other all you can eat sushi. Although I feel like the sushi is not the best. It's bland & doesn't taste that well, kind of like the sushi you can find in a hotel buffet. Although some side dishes like the noodles, sweet & sour chicken, & rice are good. I recommend Sushi St. Denis.
