YUBARI
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Display Allsushi(115) yubari(108) recommend(60) quality(48) decor(46) vibe(44) fresh(44) drink(43) cocktail(40) sashimi(34) beautiful(33) japanese(32)Was a great experience! Food was amazing, great atmosphere perfect location & service impeccable! The only downside is a bit pricey especially the drinks. Went all out took the premium platter for two(was amazing, the quality of the fish A++++), & an appetizer plus three drinks & a bottle of sake(best sake I ever tasted, was so smooth like drinking water) cost me 400$+. Great place for special occasion.
We heard of this restaurant theough social media & as big sushi lovers, we came in to try it out. We were not disappointed- the atmosphere, overall vibe & service was outstanding. The staff are extremely friendly & attentive. The food was the absolute best- you can tell they pride themselves on the highest quality food & experience. If you love sushi, this is a must try!
A very chic & elegant restaurant in Old port Montreal! It features authentic Japanese cuisine with a twist of Asian & French influences & fresh ingredients flown in from Japan.
The prices for sushi ranges from 20$ to 170$. The place is not cheap. However, this pricing is justified by the exceptional quality of the ingredients used.
To drink, you'll find an excellent selection of signature cocktails with Asian influences & bold flavors.
It's an ideal place to visit for a gathering, business lunch/dinner or a date night!
Highly recommended 👌
After a year since its big, lavish opening party, we were excited to finally check it out for ourselves. However, what we found left us a bit confused.
We started with a couple of sushi rolls, which were decent but didn't justify their high price tag. The octopus was well-cooked, with admittedly creative flavors, yet it still fell a little flat.
The standout item for us was the mini wagyu burger, which had a taste & quality that surpassed everything else we sampled. We joked that they should consider opening a burger joint (seriously, do it; I'd come to that).
They also offer a variety of additional items like dumplings, fried rice, & various entrées & meats.
The lively atmosphere, complete with a DJ & leopard-print banquettes, gave off a vibe more suited for a nightlife spot than a restaurant focused on quality cuisine.
The decor featured some nice Japanese-inspired touches, like a bonsai tree, but the combination of higher-class restaurant pricing, an underwhelming & scattered menu, & a nightlife vibe made the whole thing feel misaligned. Even their website emphasizes a visual experience over taste, & unfortunately, that was reflected in our visit. It seems they are more focused on the experience than delivering exceptional food, which is a critical miss for a restaurant of this caliber in that area.
While we still enjoyed our time on some level, & the service was very quick & friendly, we feel they need to find a clearer direction in both their offerings & priorities.
Always great quality sushi, hospitality on point above & beyond thanks Karine & Bryan. A must
Love love love
It's my new favorite Japanese restaurant in Montreal. We loved our experience.
The quality of the food was simply outstanding & the service was impeccable.
The gyozas were so good that we had them again for dessert!!! Seriously, we skipped dessert & ordered gyozas.
Definitely recommend & we are already planning our next visit.
I don't normally leave reviews, but this place was fantastic. Ambiance was great, the staff was super friendly, & the sushi was absolutely delicious. The quality of the ingredients blew me away. The sushi chefs are on a other level, wow!
A Culinary Gem in Montreal: Yubari
Yubari is an unforgettable journey into the heart of Japanese culinary excellence. It's been years since I last encountered fish this fresh; the only comparable experience was in Japan itself. The exquisite quality of their seafood speaks volumes about their dedication to authenticity & excellence.
What truly sets Yubari apart is their unique variety of prime-quality fish, skillfully paired with creative ingredients & presented with artistic precision. Each dish is a testament to the unmatched talent of their sushi chef, Marcelo, whose craftsmanship elevates every piece of sushi into a work of art. From the melt-in-your-mouth makis to the impeccable nigiris, every bite at Yubari is a symphony of flavors & textures.
& the experience doesn't stop at the sushi. The bar is helmed by the exceptional bartender, Patrick, whose mastery over mixology is nothing short of impressive. Every drink is crafted to perfection, adding another layer of delight to the dining experience.
Other remarkable aspect about Yubari is their seamless operation. You can feel the harmony & positivity radiating between the staff, chefs, & management, creating an inviting & vibrant atmosphere that enhances every moment spent there.
While Montreal is home to several great sushi spots, none quite compare to Yubari's level of sophistication & quality. It's truly a must-visit for anyone craving an unparalleled Japanese dining experience. Bravo to the entire Yubari team-you've set a new standard of excellence!
First time here was incredible!! I booked a dinner reservation for my fiancés birthday & we were absolutely blown away by the service & quality of the food. All the fish was super fresh & ambience was vibey/romantic. Definitely recommend!!
Amazing ambience, very friendly & thoughtful staff. Food was great. Really don't have anything & to say about this place. A little pricy but that's expected for a place of this quality.
Yubari is a must-visit for anyone craving delicious sushi in Montreal. The combination of quality ingredients, thoughtful presentation, & a tranquil setting makes it a standout choice in the city's vibrant dining scene.
Great but expensive! Expect to spend over $100. We had a bite & it was $121. Quality is great & staff is very friendly.
Service was impeccable. Food & drinks quality 10/10. Fresh ingredients. Sandy helped us choose our meals & her service was excellent.
Service & atmosphere were excellent! Makis were good. Crab/pork stir fried rice, so so. Very salty. Would have been ok if it wasn't so salty. Lobster noodle was extremely salty! Everyone at the table had a hard time eating it. Would not order again. Miso marinaded cod: the celeriac cream sauce was not a bonus for me though my non Asian friends loved it. Miso marinated cod is usually one of my favourites but the cream sauce completely overshadowed the sweet miso marinade, which was supposed to be the highlight of this dish. The Japanese cheesecake, way overcooked & dry. This place was really about the atmosphere & service. Given the price & ratings, I had high expectations. I would personally not come back again, as the price to food quality was not worth it for me.
We truly enjoyed taking out our staff at this place. The sushi is excellent, & prices do match quality served. The manager came often to our table to converse & see our evening was pleasant. Staff paid attention to details & were very helpful working alongside with valet. We ordered various platters of sushi & everything was too high excellent standard.
I had high expectations but was disappointed. The sushi's didn't taste very fresh & for the price, I've definitely had better. I'd actually recommend Hidden Fish for much better quality & service. That being said, the place is cute but the music is very loud - we were shouting at each other across the table. I did really like their fried chicken though - good portion & very tender. That I'd recommend.
In short, we paid for 3 set menus but only got 2 incomplete menus that were delayed in service. While Yubari presents a promising array of Japanese cuisine, my recent visit during Grand Prix weekend left me with mixed feelings. The dishes, primarily Japanese fare, displayed culinary finesse & premium ingredients, but the portions served did not justify the price paid. Adding to the disappointment, the service failed to meet expectations, particularly evident in the delayed arrival of the sashimi platter, an essential element of any Japanese dining experience. Despite our patience, the platter arrived an hour & a half after being seated, & it only catered to two individuals despite our larger party. This logistical oversight necessitated repeated reminders about the missing items from the set menu to our server, disrupting the meal's flow & diminishing overall enjoyment. Furthermore, the fact that we had pre-paid for a set menu upon booking only added to our dissatisfaction. Despite the upfront payment, we felt we overpaid for the amount & quality of food provided. The delayed service of the sashimi platter, a key component of the set menu, further accentuated this sense of dissatisfaction.
The food was good but enough with these club style restaurants playing club music. It's much nicer to go to a serious authentic Japanese restaurant owned by someone Japanese. Overpriced. Menu wasn't exciting but quality was good.