All ingredients from the fish to the vegetables to the rice to the seaweed at Yakimono Sushi are Kosher and have been prepared following strict Kosher guidelines. Of course, all fish used have scales and fins and traditional recipes that include crab and shrimp are substituted with mock versions.
Yakimono delivers great food and attentive service with fast timing, and the overall dining experience remains strong even as interior work leaves dine in on hold. Dining now takes place on the terrace patio, a setup that feels lovely in warmer weather, while the interior is being spruced up. The sushi is fresh and flavorful, with a well made Yaki sauce that enhances the meal. The staff come across as wonderful and genuinely welcoming, contributing to a very positive impression. The restaurant is dairy and nut free, widening accessibility for diners with dietary needs. The space is small and crowded, not ideal for sit down meals during construction, but recommendations remain high and many would return. Some reviewers even call it the best Kosher sushi.
My freind is a regular here so I decided to join her. We ordered the sushi boat, it was good but not really my style. It was set role but was heavy on sauces which i a am not an fan of. Next time i will chose the boat where with less sauce. The waitress was amazing! It is a kosher sushi restaurant.
Our waitress Dalia was amazing, she kept asking us how we are & always did so with a smile, seriously makes a difference when the service is amazing the whole experience comes together with the outstanding food quality.
Definitely our number 1 place & with Dalia she made it 100 times better, she definatly deserves a raise.
Repas japonais & service de qualité
Nous avons passé un très bon moment avec nos deux enfants de 1 & 3 ans qui ne mange pas japonais mais a qui nous avons réussi a trouver un menu à leur goût
My husband & I came here just because we were looking for dinner after an evening appointment in the area. We like sushi & were hungry. But this is not really a sushi restaurant, it's a kosher restaurant with vaguely Asian dishes. The only raw fish were salmon & tuna, we were surrounded by badly behaved children, the servers were overwhelmed, & the whole was overpriced.
This restaurant seems to be a community place, as many customers knew & greeted each other. That's fine, but for a Japanese restaurant, you should look elsewhere.
Jul 4, 2013
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Un restaurant de sushi kasher à Montréal, je ne savais même pas que ça existait! À bien y penser ça fait du sens. & ça donne une atmosphère différente. Ce soir-là, la clientèle semblait majoritairement juive autant francophone qu’anglophone. Quoi qu’il en soit, si ce restaurant de mon voisinage est très fréquenté, c’est parce que c’est bon & que c’est frais, kasher ou pas. Le service était efficace, amical & sans façon. Stéphanie, notre serveuse, a été de bon conseil pour le choix des mets & du vin.
Nous avons pris le Titanic, un choix de 5 rouleaux servi dans une barque en bois (amusant). Succulent & frais, rien à redire. Un plat copieux pour deux, mais il ne faut pas hésiter à rapporter ce que vous ne pouvez manger dans un « doggy bag », une pratique peu courante chez les francophones en général, mais très répandues chez les Montréalais anglophones. La terrasse est sympathique & le décor intérieur est joli. Il n’y a pas d’aubaine à faire ici, mais les prix ne sont pas exorbitants non plus. 115 $ pour 2 incluant une entrée pour 2, le vin, les taxes & le pourboire.
