Restaurant de l'ITHQ
3535 Rue Saint-Denis
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sushi(184) clark(95) all you can eat(45) fresh(36) à volonté(32) recommend(30) quality(27) rapide(20) sashimi(19) qualite(18) frais(17) prix(16)What an incredible find right in downtown Montreal in the vicinity of St Denis. The moment you enter Takumi, you know that this is not an ordinary AYCE buffet restaurant. The ambiance is exquisitely calm & the service personable & attentive. What it lacks in selection at lunch (for instance not a single one of the sashimi options are offered on the lunch menu), it makes up for with lower pricing & high quality nigiri. Even the sushi rolls, as pointed out by my lunch mate, were not bulging in rice but had generous fillings. It is also uncommon to find deep fried cheese sticks (yummy!) & freshly steamed dimsum items at a sushi buffet, let alone irresistible dessert options such as cranberry coconut sago, grilled pineapple in maple syrup & Nutella nigiri! The Hunan dumplings were to die for... I literally could swim in that delectably rich peanut sauce which had a hint of chilli powder that simply took it up two notches, I found myself spooning it all up. But what Takumi best left me with was the loving feeling that, even though it was a buffet restaurant, it simply didn't feel at all like one. Each plate sat before us was a piece of art, crafted by passionate chefs who took pride in presentation & served by a team of wonderfully professional staff, several of whom were of Japanese descent. Before we left, I even momentarily toyed with the idea of moving to the neighbourhood so that I would be able to dine here daily (yes, it was that good). The only let downs were the tempura shrimp (very thick batter, almost pogo-like & certainly not the light, flakey tempura that it should have had been) & general Tao chicken (dry, thickly battered white chicken meat, overly salted & very lacking in sauce), yet these disappointments were insufficient to steal a single star from this easily 5-star establishment.
service plus tôt bon & rapide mais les sushi était chaud & pas très frais
It's hard to recommend this place when the bill comes out to be $55+ per person for mediocre sushi & watered down soy sauce.
One of the best all you can est sushi in downtown Montreal for sure!
Nice all-you-can-eat sushi place. Orders coming in a good pace & quality of food was great. Orders are done by pencil & paper. Its better to make reservations to make sure they will be ready to serve you.
The quality of sushi & sashimi were not the same as in the past. Very disappointed with the freshness & quality of the food.
Franchement, le service était très sympathique & efficace. Rien à redire la dessus. Par contre 40$ par personne un soir de semaine, pour des sushis très moyens... J'ai trouvé ça extrêmement cher ! C'est sûr que je n'y retournerai pas
C'est un buffet!!!
Nous avons essayer plusieurs choses mais ce qui revenaiit beaucoup c'est le fait qu'il manquait du goût pour certains sushi mais sinon j'ai bien aimé mon expérience!!!
Les breuvages soit celui au citron & aux fruits ne sont pas fameux, donc je le déconseille. Vaut mieux prendre une boisson gazeuse!!
Côté prix: Correct
Very nice restaurant, good fish, lots of different sushi & meat options.
Nous sommes venus un lundi soir. Terrasse confortable, nourriture & service rapide. Notre serveur a été très à l'écoute de nos besoins. Apportez votre vin, un grand plus. Merci à toute l'équipe!
Great place, & the restaurant is very nicely decorated. Cheaper option for all you can eat in the city. Will be returning!
Restaurant apportez votre vin, il y a une petite épicerie/ dépanneur juste à côté du restaurant si jamais pour aller en acheter. Sushi à volonté à 40$
The sushis are very good there is a wide variety & as well some food on the grill like beef tongue & others there's some soups the Kamikaze is great the nigris are great & sashimi as well. I will go back, the fact that it's a bring your own wine restaurant is a big plus & help save money. It's best to reserve ahead. You'll have 2 hours to eat all you can.waot until all of your 1st order has arrived before ordering a second else you might not get some of the 1st order.
