Tri Express, in Le Plateau, offers an excellent list of Sushis and Makis. The restaurant does offer dine-in but is mainly known for its take-out service.
Tri Express Sushi Plateau feels like a consistently excellent sushi destination with fresh, flavorful fish, creative and well balanced combinations, and a warm, inviting atmosphere. The experience is described as special and memorable, with thoughtful presentation and value for the quality and quantity, including popular options like salmon tartare, lobster tartare, and the omakase choices. Service is praised for attentiveness and friendliness, though a few reviews note occasional delays or uneven attention during peak times. The intimate setting and distinctive decor add to its charm, making it a standout in Montreal and a place many patrons plan to return to.
So lovely to be back at Tri in person. Customers were nicely spaced out & it didn't feel cramped at all. Our friendly waiter was happy to have customers back in person as well. Food was spectacular as always.
Toujours aussi délicieux, joliment présenté, & cadre chaleureux. Serveuse gentille, mais trop de pression pour finir les plats, assiettes enlevées deux fois alors que l'on n'avait encore un sushi entre les baguettes.
The food itself is ok, but somehow not as good as remembered when went 2 years ago for a private party at the restaurant. There is a base for all sushi' & everything else. The salmon tartare seams to be part of the pizza, sushi rolls etc. The restaurant itself is very busy & offering take out means you have to wait longer for you order . Wine list very limited
There is a constant line of people waiting for their take out (they wait inside the restaurant which is very small. The decor is very crazy & strange mix , making no sense . Won't return
Nous avons toujours pris pour emporter car c'est un peu comme manger à un très petit sushi shop. Pas beaucoup de place, très peoche du comptoire & des gens qui commande en ligne.
Par contre, voir les chefs travailler est très intéressant.
