Sushi Yasu privilégie une approche traditionnelle de la cuisine japonaise à travers une sélection variée de sushis, nigiris et sashimis préparés à la main. La clientèle découvre un large éventail de rouleaux maki allant des variétés classiques au thon et au saumon jusqu'aux créations fusion modernes adaptées aux mariages d'ingrédients spécifiques. Le menu met l'accent sur la fraîcheur des produits marins et la préparation précise du riz vinaigré assaisonné qui définit l'art authentique du sushi. Des techniques culinaires maîtrisées garantissent que chaque assiette maintient une qualité et une texture constantes sur l'ensemble des propositions. Au-delà des sélections de poissons crus, la cuisine offre des plats japonais cuits, incluant des tempuras et des amuse-bouches conçus pour compléter les mets principaux. Cet établissement maintient un environnement centré sur le travail délibéré des traditions culinaires japonaises, priorisant l'exécution technique et l'intégrité des ingrédients.
Sushi Yasu est largement reconnu comme une destination incontournable pour la cuisine japonaise authentique dans la région de Montréal, souvent salué pour la fraîcheur de ses ingrédients, la maîtrise de sa préparation et un menu varié qui dépasse les sushis classiques pour proposer des plats comme le katsu curry, le wagyu et l'anguille grillée. Bien que de nombreux clients célèbrent la haute qualité, les prix raisonnables et l'atmosphère chaleureuse et familiale, certains avis soulignent que le restaurant peut être très fréquenté, entraînant parfois des délais d'attente ou un service pressé. Les avis sur la régularité de l'assaisonnement du riz à sushi et l'attention du personnel restent partagés, mais la majorité des convives considèrent cet établissement comme une adresse essentielle pour une expérience japonaise traditionnelle, jugée remarquablement fidèle à celle que l'on pourrait vivre au Japon.
I don't know maybe we went there very late night, raw fish pieces in maki were not fresh at all.
We ordered appetizer as well cuz we were starving, but appetizer came out with main dish & both took so long.
Sushi rice was not balanced at all. Too much vinegar. If you know Japanese sushi, vinegar amount in sushi is the most important thing when we decide if the place is good or not.
Our expectation was too high bcz of good reviews & bcz we saw chefs are Japanese.
It's really tasty, I tried their Takoyaki Balls & Fish Soup, all is awesome 👍👍👍👍👍 I returned again on my birthday, & ordered their Grilled Eel Bento, miam miam miam Definately recommande 😊😊😊
The rice had too strong of vinegar taste, & many of the rolls had a generic spicy mayonnaise which overpowered the fish. I did not have any of the cooked foods, but I would not order sushi from here again.
1 sept. 2025
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If you are looking to get great sushi, no nonsense & no small chit chat from its wait staff, this is the place for you. The place is jam packed with patrons when we got there on a weekend at 6 p.m. The smart thing to do is make reservations ahead of time & you can access that through their web site. No reservations would result in a long wait.
We were seated immediately when we got in on the dot. The menu is extensive & the prices are reasonable. We opted to add the extra add-on to the entree for an additional $9.00. The add-on menu comes with a salad of your choice, an appetizer of your choice, & dessert after your entree is served.
The sunomono salad is lovely & the miso soup is silky & delicious. We tried the agedashi tofu, the vegetable tempura, & the croquette. We had initially wanted to try the pork & shrimp spring roll but they were sold out. Not disappointing as the other appetizers are delicious & in generous portions.
The chirashi bowls are beautifully presented & the selection of fish is very fresh. The sushi platter is also very nicely displayed & scrumptious.
We ended our meals with ice-cream.
Definitely worth another visit since the food quality is wonderful. The wait staff could be a tad friendlier but understandable that they just want the customers to just eat & go. Go check them out.
I had the pleasure of dining at Yasu Sushi in Brossard, & I must say, the food is absolutely top-notch! The quality of the sushi is unparalleled, with the fish being incredibly fresh & flavorful. Each piece is prepared with care, & you can taste the attention to detail in every bite. The variety of rolls is impressive, offering both classic options & unique creations that cater to all tastes. The service is friendly & attentive, making for an all-around fantastic dining experience. If you're a sushi lover or simply in the mood for high-quality Japanese food, Yasu Sushi is the place to go. Highly recommend
Very pleased with this restaurant, love the traditional sushi & menue option. Im not a fan of saucy / cream cheese / funky sushi & just want fresh fish & good rice & that's what i got. Also im very very very picky about tempura & they were delicious. Service was also great! I will absolutely come back :)
Yasu has always been our go to for close to 15 years. We respect the old & newer gen of owners. Sushi is not as good as it used to be but still our go to for sushi with no nonsense & fanfare. Good slices of fish & fresh but rice is not always as good as could be. Anything scallop is very good too there. One of our fav! Love that they serve Rimouski uni. Small but still good! Let's face it. Not too many good sushi options in La Belle Province. There are a lot of funky sushi in trendy sushi bars doused in sweet sauce, filled cream cheese aberation & fruits but more "traditional" tasting sushi is rare to find. Sushi is also pricey in Mtl :( So me know if you know any good in between Park & Yasu!
