We stumbled into this place while all others were closing and/or rejecting us. We were a large…read moreparty of eight (8), no problem. I really enjoyed the vibe, the attentive service and the mixed flavor of spices incorporated into the side dishes. Fantastic! What a great idea, grill your own food. Good job! Well done!

honestly didnt liked that the food felt like it was reheated and didnt taste very good. Id say the…read morepositive aspects of the place are the atmosphere and the service (which is decent, but nothing much to say about it)

Pooh and I came here for lunch yesterday and we thought it would be like the Mitsuki in Saint…read moreHubert but no, not even close!! First off it's not a BYOW and many of the dishes were bland and disappointing. The tempura shrimp were made differently and when we bit into them they squirted a liquid (we assumed it was water) out. Quite literally when I bit into my piece it squirted water across the table The Pad Thai was just noodles and sauce and was dry The Dragon's Eye sushi tasted very fishy The ambiance was nice and the wait staff were friendly but the food wasn't very good We won't be going back! Just a note: The Mitsuki in Saint Hubert has changed ownership and name but food was still amazing and it's still a BYOW the last time we were there over 3 years ago.

Came with my family for Lunch. The price was $28.50 for all you can eat. I came before the pandemic…read morethat was the price for dinner time. I was really happy the place was open! The reason I can't give 5 star is the selection. The selection was so bad you have no tuna in your option. The maki was almost one of the only sushi I could get. Maki with cucumber, maki with avocado, or maki with salmon. They had one I believe in speciality that was avocado cream cheese and goberge. The other option all had shrimp tempura or deep fried. I like avocado and salmon, pretty simple but not offered on the menu. The sushi are good and the water service was really quick. I just wish I could have had a variety of choices. Most sushi place have a different lunch option. It might be a good option to come later for dinner instead.

Decent food. Tasty cocktails. Slow service. Cool vibe. Pricey. That sums up the experience…read more Not the best meal. Not the worst. Would probably lean 3.5 if I could.

Good service. Nice presentation. Unique decor (with neon lights and traditional Japanese elements)…read more What a wonderful restaurant in Montréal not far from the Palais des congrès de Montréal. We came here with local friends and had a delicious dinner. A highlight (perhaps fusion dish) is their steak on sizzling plate. The thinly sliced meat was cooking in front of us. No sauce. Nothing added. We could grill some mushroom on the side and add sea salt to it. Simple and so delicious. The izakaya grilled shell-on prawns are large and succulent. Grilled pork belly on skewers (Japanese izakaya style) were also tender and wonderful. The waiter was wonderful; he spoke French and English (we are a French-speaking group). He patiently took group photos for us, too. The whole place is decked out with neon lights and small delights. The "grotto" booths look like fun (but it's for 6 people). Even the ladies' room is fully decorated with wall length "mural" of a samurai. These are individual rooms with toilet and sink and are gender neutral.

Absolutely delicious. My husband and I were visiting the Montreal area and came here for some sushi…read moreand were seriously not disappointed. Not only was the fish fresh and delicious, but the presentation was stunning. We talked about it the whole ride home. Cannot wait to visit again!

Tasty sushi with nice presentation! Open for lunch as well on a Sunday! Tried tasty dishes like…read morechirashi, sushi platter mix, tempura and teriyaki beef!

Had to line up for a bit, but once seated, the food came out fast and tasted great. Cozy and lively…read moreatmosphere.

My dad and I have eaten at this restaurant maybe 3 times now. It's a must for us anytime we're in…read moretown. This little spot opens around 5 and I recommend coming early, or expect a wait. You can also order to go here I believe. They really operate efficiently, expect fast service! Tables are tightly situated and there's a cozy bar situation where I sat this time, able to watch the chefs cook right in front of me. The daily specials are posted on their Instagram page, as well as written on pieces of paper around the restaurant. My server quickly helped me to water and a glass of sake. I placed a to go order for one of the daily specials, the grilled sea bass with sushi rice and salad, with some kimchi. I also ordered the BBQ chicken with tortilla and salad, as well as vegetable gyoza. Everything was incredible. Truly. The gyoza came topped with green onions and was SO crispy and hot and was perfect with their soy sauce. I thought sea bass was wonderful with a unique almost smoky flavor that melted in my mouth paired with the slightly sweet sticky rice. The barbecue chicken was great as well and better the next day. One thing I don't really understand is why they served plain flour tortillas cut into quarters with their food. We didn't utilize this, nor the white butter/mayo sauce that came alongside it. I hope to eat here often, for years to come and am so happy to see this iconic Japanese restaurant still thriving years later.

Good atmosphere, modern-esque with solid food. Yuzu Sake Spritz was fantastic. Service was fast and…read morekind.

This is my favourite ramen place, hands down! The pork is juicy and not dry, broth is excellent and…read morenot too salty, or under seasoned.. They also have great cheesecake

I am very disappointed with the service received while my recent visit to the restaurant, which we…read moreexperienced multiple issues with the server, Yen D. and aspect of the restaurant. My husband and I met some friends at the restaurant for dinner on Feb 5, 2026. On the table, there were two extensive menus in French, unfortunately I don't speak French I understand a bit. After a while, the waitress named Yen D., according to the receipt, came over to see what we would order; we asked for wine. At that moment, I asked her for another menu, and she said she didn't have any, that the menu could be viewed through the "barcode." At that moment, everyone with me asked Yen to bring me a menu in English, and she said she didn't have one. When we went to order, my husband, as well as our friends told Yen that I was allergic to mayonnaise and her response was that everything had mayonnaise. Note: at all times, everyone spoke to her in French, and I spoke in English. Yen D., sarcastically for the first time addressing me, asked in perfect English, "And you don't eat egg? because mayonnaise is made with egg and oil?" My husband told her in French that I am allergic to mayonnaise. At that moment, I asked her, "If you know English, why don't you address me in English?" and her sarcastic reply was, "Ah, but you told me 'merci' when I served your wine, and you pronounced it very well." Look, Yen D. even my two-year-old great-nephew can say "merci" perfectly, even if he doesn't speak French. At this point I was so mad and extremely disappointed. I noticed that the mayonnaise they serve is on top of the pieces, not that the pieces themselves are made with mayonnaise, example volcano, omakase roll, boeuf sashimi, sogen roll etc -- something the chef could easily have omitted, but she insisted that only 2 rolls were made without mayonnaise. My husband order one of them for him and she went to him very low and said I will order to put mayonnaise on your. At this momenti I order a miso soup, which I returned for being extremely salty, and 6 garlic wings. Throughout the meal, Yen D. came to serve the wine; when she didn't come at the end because the other couple had finished their bottle, I took our bottle and began serving myself when suddenly she arrived, snatched the bottle, poured wine for my husband who still had some, and then served me what was left. In the other hand, I was the only one who went back for water, and Yen D. never came to serve me water from the bottle on the table; on the contrary, I served myself the entire time. Who is Yen D. to question my preference about whether I eat egg and oil? Who is Yen D. to treat me with hostility in her service toward me? This restaurant, besides being extremely expensive, if they don't have a bilingual menu, if the waitress knows someone is speaking English for a reason and doesn't address me in English so I can understand properly, if they can't make adjustments to their menu, and if employees are going to question whether someone eats something they are allergic to, I do not recommend it.

The ambiance is great when you are not seated near the kitchen. Service is fine…read more Went first for sushi, was very disappointed with it. Rice was bland, fish did not taste fresh. Went back another time for the hot food since it looked good on other tables, either it was delicious but a tiny portion covered in uncooked vegetables, or an ok portion of greasy food. All in all very disappointing and will not go there again.

Chef Taka has brought the taste of Japanese home cooked meals to our very door step here in St…read more Albans, my favorite of course being the Katsu Don, but my partner won't stop raving about the Curry Chicken! I normally rate a place based on a number of variables, so here it goes. Atmosphere, cozy and welcoming, Quality, better than expected, Staff, always friendly, and speed is always amazing. Definitely recommend!!!

Nice, crispy fried chicken, wonderful miso soup, and amazing service. Definitely coming back!read more