At the legendary 1234 de la Montagne location resides one of Canada’s largest dining and supper club experience. As a fully immersive fantasy setting, Yoko Luna balances the epitome of fine dining with an otherworldly experience.
The cuisine is Nikkei, a tantalizing blend of Japanese delicacies and Peruvian delights, housed within a series of dream-like environments. Each of the eight rooms within our establishment was built with the utmost care for design and detail, with the goal of invoking passionate reactions from our patrons.
Entertainment and mystical arts in the form of “immersive entertainment” floats round the venue in symphony with over-the-top bottle service, including some of Montreal’s most exclusive champagnes and spirits
Yoko Luna is described as a visually stunning venue that blends restaurant, bar and club, with decor that many reviewers call unique and glamorous and a vibe that shifts from relaxed cocktails to high energy dancing. The food gets consistent praise for freshness and flavor, with favorites including sashimi, ceviche and wagyu dishes, though several readers note small portions and high prices. Service is frequently lauded for warmth and attentiveness, yet a number of experiences mention uneven timing, rushed transitions, or delays during peak hours. The entertainment makes a big impression, from live shows to a DJ that drives the late night mood, and the overall atmosphere is often described as upscale, festive and immersive. Some critiques mention overlength waits, aggressive or inconsistent front of house moments, and drink prices that fail to match value, particularly during club hours. Taken together, Yoko Luna emerges as a top choice for a special night out that combines refined dining with an energetic nightlife experience, delivering memorable ambiance and strong hospitality when expectations align with the price point.
unfortunately the service completely ruined what could have been a good experience.
The servers were shockingly rude & unprofessional. I've honestly never had a server speak to me the way they did. Even in my own work dealing with difficult clients, I would never talk to someone like that. It felt dismissive & unnecessarily hostile, which immediately put a bad taste in my mouth.
The place itself is actually really nice, the atmosphere & decor are beautiful & the space has a great vibe. The food was fine & the drinks were not terrible, but nothing memorable except for the fact that they are ridiculously overpriced.
But when the service is that unpleasant, it overshadows everything else. A restaurant experience is about more than just the food, & the attitude of the staff really set the tone for the night.
I ended up having some fun later because I was out with friends & a few drinks helped, but the service genuinely ruined my mood at the beginning of the evening. It's disappointing because the place has potential, but the way guests are treated needs serious improvement.
Mar 16, 2026
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We chose this spot for Valentine's dinner & couldn't have been happier. The service was outstanding, the drinks were top-tier, & the food was phenomenal. The highlight of the evening was the unexpected three-part show, which added such a unique & memorable touch to the experience. It felt special from beginning to end.
My boyfriend & I went to this restaurant for the first time on Friday. We had a reservation for 9:30. We sat down & waited for our food, but when it arrived, it was cold, not hot, & the cocktails we ordered had very little alcohol. Also, although I requested the drinks to come with the food, they brought them beforehand. When we came back from the restroom, the drinks were still on the table; they had been served while we were gone. Then, around 11:00 PM, they started collecting the chairs & turning the place into a nightclub. Perhaps it would have been more sensible to go to the nightclub instead of just the restaurant later on, since the food service wasn't good.
The service is rushed. Waitress was not touching the table on a frequent basis. The customer is only given the option to tip a minimum of 18% on the machine, which doesn't comply with the law. Food is average. The group menu lacks efforts as there's only one group menu option & little to no modifications are made for dietary restrictions. Overpriced for overall experience. You will be paying for the rent/location & decor since shots are 20$ & drinks are 25$. Would not return. Finally, the shared plate was extremely stingy; we were 12 people & had to share the plate which meant 3 sushis per person...for 95$ that's cheap. i should not have to select'other'. The law clearly states that the first option should be 15%, which was not displayed.
Jan 6, 2026
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We mostly came for the vibes but we were pleasantly surprised with the food & drinks! Over priced but the ambience & DJ made up for it. The music got a lot groovier towards 10pm making us wanting to stay; would've loved to experience the nightclub side of it.
Horrible service from the bar (I barely like to ever say stuff like this) waited 15 mins to get served at the bar & the bartender kept on drinking & serving VIP clients. I'm aware people need to make money but it's a healthy balance of making everyone feel served when it comes to the food industry. Also drinks are overly expensive (I'm from NYC saying this)
Beautiful venue with amazing decor & a great vibe - open, stylish, & lively without being too loud. The hostess was polite & professional, which made for a nice first impression.
Unfortunately, the experience went downhill from there. Our group of eleven was told we'd have to order from a set menu, but after checking with management, the staff kindly let us split into two tables to order à la carte - appreciated!
Appetizers came quickly, but mains took over an hour. During that wait, no one checked in on us or offered drink refills, even though our glasses were empty. The servers seemed more focused on chatting & high-fiving another table than serving guests.
When the food finally arrived, it just wasn't worth the price: rubbery steak, cold chicken katsu, & sushi drowned in soy sauce. Presentation was careless, even if some flavors were okay.
For a $1,000 bill for eleven people, no one left satisfied - we actually went for poutine afterward.
In short: gorgeous space, disappointing service, & food that doesn't match the price tag.
I had a blast. The food & the ambiance were 10/10. Huge thank you to Christophelle for the service, she recommended us great choices for food & drinks. A great vibe overall.
Oct 26, 2025
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Beautiful place with great food & an amazing vibe. You can have a classy dinner, then stay to party after, the music & atmosphere are always on point. The service is solid, & the drinks are worth it. Perfect spot 🤤❤?
I went to Yoko Luna with a group of friends on Sunday, September 14th for a birthday dinner, & overall it was very disappointing. The place looks nice & has potential, but the service & how things were handled made it a frustrating experience rather than a fun one.
We arrived around 10:05 PM, placed our drink orders & then the food orders fairly quickly-but then we waited over an hour for our food. Meanwhile, two other tables who came in after us had already gotten multiple courses including dessert. We were never given updates about what was causing the delay, no check-ins, nothing. Despite sitting in a highly visible, central spot in the restaurant, nobody bothered to attend to us properly.
When the food finally started arriving around 11:10 PM, it was a mixed bag-literally. Two friends ordered the same quesadilla dish & one plate was okay, but the other tasted off, almost spoiled. After waiting that long, inconsistent quality like that is really unacceptable. Because of how late our food came, the kitchen was closing & we didn't get to try dessert or explore the rest of the menu, which was a shame.
To add insult to injury, once the place began preparing to turn into a nightclub, the staff rushed us to clear the table & gave a sense that they just wanted us out. When the bill arrived, the waiter's tone was aggressive, especially since I refused to tip after such poor service. Between the five of us, we probably spent around $700 on single entrees alone. & the treatment we got was nowhere near what that kind of bill should warrant.
Yoko Luna has a striking atmosphere & the idea of Nikkei cuisine is exciting, but the execution here was badly off. Long waits without communication, poor food consistency, inattentive staff, & an overall lack of respect for paying customers ruined what should have been a celebratory evening. I won't be going back, & I'd strongly caution anyone else considering going there
The food was okay, the drinks were good (I ordered a lychee martini). The waiter was very weird about us having to tip (constantly mentioning that it's not apart of the bill). I'd give this place overall a 2/5 because it's very pricey for the quality of food & drinks. If you have the opportunity to dine somewhere else, please do. Don't get trapped by making reservations or they will charge you $35 CAD for each person to cancel within 24 hrs.
The food was not bad but was very pricey for what you get. It's definitely more of a drinking / bar place rather than for dinner, I hadn't realized this. It took a while for the dishes to get to us, drinks were okay too.
