YEN Cuisine Japonaise, un restaurant niché au cœur du centre-ville de Montréal, combine la cuisine japonaise traditionnelle avec une expérience gastronomique contemporaine, le tout dans une ambiance intime mais sophistiquée.
YEN Cuisine Japonaise offre une expérience japonaise fraîche et savoureuse dans une atmosphère chaleureuse et accueillante, avec un service attentif. Le poisson et les fruits de mer frais se retrouvent dans des plats joliment présentés, le sashimi et le hamachi étant particulièrement prisés, et les sushis offrant une belle variété. Le menu comprend aussi des classiques comme la soupe miso au tofu, les tempuras de crevette et les takoyaki, à des tarifs raisonnables, ce qui contribue à une ambiance conviviale et à une expérience globale satisfaisante.
Celebrating my birthday, staffs were very nice & welcoming. They paid attention to the occasion we have reserved & offered us a slice of cake to celebrate my birthday & even sang me happy birthday song.
Food & presentation was good. We enjoyed their Chirashi bowls.
Service is fast & the food is really good! The ambiance is also super pleasant. Love this place & would definitely recommend it :) The only downside is that when you leave, your clothes tend to smell like food.
Nice Japanese traditional restaurant. It is difficult to choose the favorite food when there is no idea about the proposed menu. Menu contains High quality basic ingredients
Je recommande vivement la cuisine de ce resto !
Du service jusqu'à l'assiette, rien n'a été déplaisant. Les poke bowl sont excellents pour le même prix que dans d'autres enseignes bien moins qualitatives. Les portions étaient très correctes & la qualité des produits étaient très bonne! Le rapport qualité prix est parfait.
Portions were generous. We ordered the sashimi platter, takoyaki, assorted tempura, & unagi don. I initially wanted a draft beer, but realized that the focus here is more on sake & whiskey. One suggestion: it would be great if they offered traditional tempura sauce instead of spicy mayo-especially if they're aiming to present themselves as an authentic Japanese restaurant. They were also out of uni, which was a bit disappointing. That said, the takoyaki & unagi don were great. Service from the staff was attentive, & I really enjoyed the overall ambiance of the interior.
26 mai 2025
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I had the wasabi octopus & the foie gras unadon. Portion was good. The octopus was cooked, not raw, which was honestly unexpected for the price charged. Tastes pretty good though. The unadon tasted alright, first spoonful was amazing, but then a bit heavy. The staff was quite busy. I took some time to get my orders in. Good vibes & decoration.
I decided to stop by this place because it looked promising & I'm so happy I did! It's a cute tucked away sort of place that is unassuming from the outside but so cozy inside. The music was upbeat & poppy & the menu selection was fantastic. The fish is fresh & delicious. It was so good I messaged a friend about it right away. I highly recommend you try this place.
