Sushi Rosa propose une expérience authentique de sushi japonais, mettant en vedette des rouleaux maki, des nigiri et des sashimis savamment préparés avec les fruits de mer les plus frais. Les convives peuvent découvrir une sélection variée de soupes japonaises traditionnelles, offrant des accompagnements chauds et savoureux aux plats principaux. Le restaurant se consacre à fournir des ingrédients de haute qualité et des techniques de préparation précises, garantissant que chaque bouchée soit un témoignage de l'art culinaire. L'accent mis sur la présentation classique des sushis améliore le parcours culinaire global, en faisant une destination remarquable pour les amateurs avertis de cuisine japonaise. Attendez-vous à des plats méticuleusement préparés qui honorent la pureté et le goût des ingrédients de première qualité.
Sushi Rosa propose un menu varié composé de sushis frais et minutieusement préparés, que de nombreux clients qualifient de haute qualité et magnifiquement présentés, agrémentés de décorations florales et servis par des robots modernes. Bien que la majorité des convives louent l'ambiance chaleureuse, le personnel amical et attentionné, ainsi qu'un excellent rapport qualité-prix, les expériences varient quant à la régularité du service et de la préparation des plats. Certains clients mentionnent des temps d'attente prolongés, des erreurs occasionnelles dans les commandes ou une déception face à la texture de certains rouleaux, mais ces avis sont souvent contrebalancés par de nombreux témoignages soulignant une hospitalité exceptionnelle, une grande attention aux besoins alimentaires et un environnement accueillant qui encourage les visites fréquentes, tant pour les repas décontractés que pour les célébrations.
One of the best sushi restaurants I've ever tried. The ingredients are very fresh, the sushi rice is soft & chewy, & everything is carefully prepared. The space is spacious, comfortable, & very relaxing to enjoy.
The food at Sushi Rosa truly surprised me with its quality. The sashimi was cut into thick slices, & you could clearly feel the richness & natural sweetness of the fresh fish without it being mushy. The sushi rice was chewy, with a light vinegary aroma, & perfectly seasoned. A big plus is the diverse menu; the set boat looked incredibly generous & appealing.
While wandering downtown we were craving sushi & Rosa sushi was the first restaurant that came up when looking. How happy am I that I took a chance on this place! It's a little unassuming when you first sit down but honestly the quality of sushi was the same as some VERY expensive sushi restaurants I've tried. The rolls were stuffed with massive pieces of fish, not too much rice, so you could immediately taste the quality. We left eating so much & we still felt light & not super heavy. We were hungry when we ordered so we ordered way too much but I did not have one roll I didn't VERY MUCH enjoy. They were all so yummy & I had like 6 different rolls. Maybe more. The owner was so beyond sweet, she offered to comp any rolls I didn't like, but honestly there wasn't one I didn't like in the slightest. The workers were incredibly hard working. The restaurant was packed for a Tuesday evening & we were still looked after very well. I will definitely return & would recommend to others. Take a shot on this place you won't regret it!!
27 mai 2026
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This was an interesting little place. The seats were uncomfortable, you had to write your order number on a scrap of paper, which was odd, but somehow liberating, & while they brought water, there was never anything else offered. The dish was brought out with whole flower heads cut & placed on the food artistically, which isn't bad, but the flowers stained the rice purple where they touched. No ill effects so that's good. Some of the rolls were also somewhat flimsy - not enough rice or seaweed holding them together, maybe. That said, the food was exquisite! The price was also reasonable, considering the quality of the food! Recommend trying it when you're in Montreal.
The sushi here is presented with exquisite detail, looking like a work of art on the plate.The chef's cuts are very precise, the ratio of fish to rice is perfect, & there isn't too much starch.
I was particularly impressed with the eel nigiri; the sauce was rich & the charcoal-grilled aroma was very distinctive.
The restaurant's ambiance is distinctly Japanese, creating a warm & elegant atmosphere.
A fantastic culinary experience! The biggest plus point of Sushi Rosa is the freshness of the seafood. The salmon sashimi slices are thick, succulent, & melt in your mouth. In particular, the rice rolls are creatively prepared, with a rich sauce that doesn't overpower the natural sweetness of the fish. Definitely worth trying if you're a connoisseur of Japanese cuisine.
The portions were so small it felt like I paid full price just to get a sample. The rolls were barely the width of my index finger. On top of that, the food didn't taste fresh. The rice was mushy. I honestly don't understand how this place has a 4.7 rating. Unacceptable. Stop ripping people off.
The sushi here is AMAZING. Here, you can really taste every single ingredient that is part of the sushi. They are not drowned in rice, there is very little of it. The staff is incredibly gentle & friendly. We will definitely come back!!!
Not really are how this place has a 4.7. The staff were very nice but the food was lacking. I had a roll that said it had tempura in it but it was more like Rice Krispies & the rolls had little to no rice.
