Sushi Taketa offre une sélection raffinée de plats authentiques de sushis et de grillades japonaises. Les clients peuvent découvrir des nigiris, sashimis et makis préparés avec expertise, confectionnés à partir des fruits de mer les plus frais et d'ingrédients de première qualité. Le menu propose également des brochettes et des plats grillés savamment exécutés, démontrant une maîtrise des techniques culinaires japonaises. L'atmosphère du restaurant est à la fois sophistiquée et accessible, idéale pour un repas d'exception. Chaque plat est méticuleusement présenté, mettant l'accent sur l'attrait visuel et le goût exquis. Sushi Taketa est une destination pour ceux qui recherchent une cuisine japonaise de haute qualité et une expérience culinaire mémorable.
Sushi Taketa est souvent cité comme l'une des meilleures destinations de sushis à volonté dans l'ouest de l'île de Montréal, de nombreux clients soulignant la fraîcheur des sashimis, la variété du menu et l'atmosphère accueillante. Bien que de nombreux convives rapportent un service excellent, rapide et amical qui améliore leur expérience globale, d'autres ont rencontré des incohérences, notamment des délais d'attente lors des heures de pointe, des problèmes de précision dans les commandes et des préoccupations concernant la transparence des pratiques de facturation. Bien que la qualité soit décrite comme élevée par la plupart des habitués, certains visiteurs récents ont noté des fluctuations dans la préparation des plats et l'efficacité du service. Malgré ces expériences variées, le restaurant demeure un choix populaire auprès des groupes, des familles et des amateurs de sushis qui apprécient la variété, les prix raisonnables et l'environnement propre.
All you can eat. Order on your phone & dishes keep coming to the table. Really quite good. Added wine to the meal.
Recently went a second time & food not nearly as good. Ordered many of the same items. Different cooks?
Absolutely terrible experience. We came here expecting a normal all-you-can-eat sushi dinner, but instead we spent a large portion of the meal waiting for food that never arrived. We repeatedly asked the staff where our missing orders were, & instead of bringing them out, they kept making us wait until they eventually announced that the kitchen was no longer serving food.
At that point, we explained that we had never received a lot of what we ordered & asked for a discount since we were being charged for an all-you-can-eat meal that we never actually got to eat. They refused to offer any significant discount & expected us to pay essentially the full price despite failing to serve us the food we ordered.
What made this even worse was how we were treated. As teenagers, it genuinely felt like they thought they could take advantage of us because they assumed we wouldn't stand up for ourselves. Instead of trying to fix their mistake or come to a fair solution, they threatened to call the police simply because we were asking to be treated fairly.
We weren't trying to get free food. We just wanted the meal we paid for or a fair adjustment to the bill after they failed to serve a large portion of our order. The customer service was disrespectful, unprofessional, & completely unacceptable. I will never be coming back, & I strongly recommend that others avoid this restaurant if they expect to be treated with basic fairness & respect.
We visited on Father's Day &, unfortunately, the experience did not live up to our expectations.
First impressions matter, & the entrance area looked quite neglected & uninviting. Once seated, service was disappointing from start to finish. No one asked if we wanted drinks, soft drinks, or anything to start. We had to repeatedly ask for water, & even then it was often forgotten, requiring us to ask again.
The food arrived very slowly & without any coordination. For example, the General Tao chicken was served well before the rice, which doesn't make much sense since they are meant to be enjoyed together. Dishes seemed to arrive randomly rather than as complete meals.
As for the food itself, it was acceptable but nothing particularly memorable. Given the reviews & reputation, we were expecting more.
I understand that parties of five or more are automatically charged a 15% gratuity, & to be fair, the restaurant is very transparent about this policy. However, it's difficult to understand the justification when there is minimal interaction with the service staff. Orders are placed through your phone, no one takes your order, & various staff members simply drop off dishes at the table with very little engagement.
Considering it was Father's Day, I expected the restaurant to be extremely busy, but it wasn't. After our experience, I think I understand why.
Will I return? Maybe, maybe not. For comparison, Matsuno Sushi Fusion offers noticeably better service, better food, & a much more enjoyable overall atmosphere. Based on this visit, it would be my first choice.
22 juin 2026
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Première fois, cadre sympathique, service rapide (même pour un samedi soir), qualité/fraîcheur/présentation au rendez vous & a volonté. 3 personnes + 2 Coca cola = 150$ j'y retournerai.
The food is good but the service was awful. The hostess/cashier gave us a table after letting 3 families before us. We were two people & she gave 3 other walk-in groups a table before us when we were in line before everyone. & then, the food took forever to come, clearly there wasn't enough staff to clear the floor, most likely to keep the tips to themselves. Lack of organization, lack of service. ON TOP OF THAT, she forced us to tip. Go eat somewhere else.
The quality of the food was good, but the service was relatively slow. We understand that the restaurant was busy, but this remains an area that could be improved.
Finally, the tip options were calculated based on the total amount after taxes, which is contrary to the regulation that came into effect in May 2025. When we asked for clarification & a reimbursement, the employees showed us a document from Revenu Québec stating that a new regulation allows this practice. However, we were unable to find any information online confirming this.
I would suggest informing customers in advance whenever your tipping practices differ from those of other restaurants. Greater transparency would help avoid confusion & improve the overall customer experience.
in overall i'd rate this like a 2.5 stars. the food is really good & the atmosphere is fine. but the customer service is so shit. we had to keep reminding the servers to clear our tables. the place wasnt even busy, there were probably 3 other tables of 3. so we decided not to tip because if you give a bad service im sorry im not tipping. then the server had the audacity to try & give us sass about not tipping. i told him i wasnt tipping for bad service & doing your job for you & he just laughs & walks away. great food & atmosphere but horrible customer service. also a kid of 11 years old had to pay for normal adult price which makes no sense
