New all you can eat sushi in Boucherville, so not exactly easy to access for a stm-bound city…read morecrawler like myself. I went anyways (in a rental car) and it was worth the trip! They have all the standard items you would expect from ayce sushi. But, they have many specialty items not usually seen! For example, I really enjoyed the tako wasa, okonomiyaki, kushiage (esp the quail egg), and the pressed sushis. The tatakis are a must-try too, imo. The most important part of ayce sushi is the sashimi, and it was very fresh and tasty when I went. Next, the service was fast and accurate. Of course, they've just opened so it wasn't too busy. It was still really surprising to see how fast food arrived once I sent the order to the kitchen. They give you a QR code and you order through your phone. The one major drawback is the price. Dinner for one is $40. I think the meal is definitely worth the money. But compared to other cheaper, lower quality ayce sushi, Samon doesn't really stand apart on a "whole new level" as one might expect. (Disclaimer: I was invited by Samon to try out their restaurant and give honest feedback. All opinions are my own)

Ordered from this place through Uber eats the first time at it was so good I had to try it again…read more Had sushi, wonton soup the first time. 2nd time had, sushi, chicken fried rice, the bento box chicken, spring rolls, and wonton soup and everything was amazing. Will definitely continue to come here

zero stars!!! customer service is 0! food is 0!! terrible nasty food! if i were the owner i would…read morebe ashamed!! never come to this terrible tasting place!! to top it off, no ketchup!! might as well turn this place into my personal zoo!!!!

1.5/5, +.5 for service…read more It's unfortunate because service was really good here. However their lunch buffet simply wasn't good at all. There's not a lot of variety here to start...but what made it worse was that they never refilled the food the entire time we were here. At the end there were maybe only 8 items to choose, and they all tasted the same. The ice cream tasted even worse, the different flavours were literally colouring; the actual taste was more like cotton candy instead of actual flavour. Definitely can't recommend this place at all unfortunately.

The best way to maximize your buck while maximizing your food in both variety and portions is to…read moredine at the casino buffet. Buffet La Bonne Carte is pretty darn "bon" with a good variety of eclectic dishes that can be served a la carte or self-served at the buffet line. In my opinion, it's the best place in the casino to get a good heaping of everything without sacrificing quality for reasonable prices. For the budget conscious, coming here is practically a must. The list of casino establishments are all too much at times - L'Entre Mise Deli is overpriced, simple food, Nuances is overpriced, gourmet food, and Via Fortuna doesn't do Italian any better than Olive Garden would in the states. The Buffet's menu will change daily and the food is lavishly good during dinner and during my favorite time, brunch. A majority of the menu will be French and American inspired cuisine, and at a fixed price of $15.95 (lunch), $25.95 (dinner from Mon-Thurs) , $34.95 (dinner - Fri/Sat) and finally $19.95 (brunch). My favorite time is brunch since the breakfast food is scrumptious with good presentation and generally available in all kinds of varieties. Plus, if the party is here long enough, it'll transition into dinner time where the food is smashingly amazing. Plenty of locals will frequent this place and the lines will be past the elevators for the dinner showing on the weekends. A gripe I would have is the customer service is nearly non-existent (since everything is self serve) and they serve no breakfast (opens at 11AM). That's what the casino gets for not having a hotel. Either way, I'm so down with this place for Brunch and Saturday night dinner. It's a great alternative to the small restaurants back in the city.

The Buffet La Bonne Carte is on the fifth floor of the Casino de Montreal. (To get there, take the…read morecity bus 167X from the Jean-Drapeau subway stop. When you get there, take the elevator, the floor plan will make your head spin more than a ride at nearby amusement park La Ronde). Quality, yes. Reasonable prices? If $25.95 is reasonable for a buffet. Moderately priced for the quality delivered. I must say they lost money on me. The menu is mostly French and American, even Quebecois "pudding chomeur" (OK, so it's an in-joke). Lots of Asian tidbits when I was there (e.g., Dim Sum and lychee). Quite well done, and the frult was fine (one of the main problems with the budget-priced buffets). I can't think of a single dish that disappointed. I was so full, the dessert pastries were wasted on me. Or, rather I was wasted on an overdose of food. The (Canadian dollars) "prix fixe" is $15.95 (lunch), $25.95 (dinner MON-THU) , $34.95 (dinner FRI/SAT ) and $19.95 (brunch). I paid $25.95 (dinner SUN). Service is grand and friendly. Leave a tip, since Quebecers as a whole are supposedly poor tippers.

Buffets turcs et cuisine méditerranéenne. Concept sympa ou…read moretu choisi un plat de grillade, sur charbon de bois, parmis plusieurs choix et il te servent le plat choisi. En plus tu as droit au buffets ou il y a de tout. J'ai prit le trio de brochettes elles sont excellente et pour ld buffets bien aimé les mezzés, le poulet creme et si non la variété des plats !

2/3 la comida está Ok The food is ok but nothing special…read more In any case Luckily the service is super friendly

I used to think all AYCE sushi place were the same because the core menu items usually don't change…read morea lot but this place surprised me! The Nutella dessert rolls and the soft serve ice cream are a nice touch and I really enjoyed seeing the other small changes and variations they had in their menu. I'd go back for sure! Fast service and a good location.

We went there on a weekday lunch. Since I haven't had sushi in a while, I was excited to get my…read moreteeth into them, especially in an all-you-can-eat. The service is what put my review at 3 stars. The good: Nice looking place. Can be full but had a few free tables. Menu variety. Seats comfortable. Food is good. Food is fresh. Presentation of plates is very well done. Received our order as we asked for it. Side dishes were just as good. The bad: Service needs to be worked on. We had to wait a good five minutes for our hostess to assign us a table. We had to ask, and wait, for us to get a second sheet of paper. Plates were dropped to the corner of our table instead of center of it. Water refill are quite rare. When we went to pay, our waiter had to run over for us to pay, even when there was someone else behind the counter, too busy to talk to her friend (and ignoring us). The verdict: Great place to eat sushi, and lots of it, but do not expect to be treated like royalty. Actually, do not expect much from the service team there.

I don't know why people are being such babies, I honestly thought it was good. Service was fast,…read moresimple and self-explanatory. Since there was no sushi buffet at Varennes, I decided to give here a try. Sushi was average but the fried food was super good! The place was clean and people were nice.

As far as I know, butter rolls are only available in Montreal; I've done the requisite online…read moresearches and have not found any mentions of them elsewhere. They are a favorite of my entire family, with the exception of my mom. When my brother visits, he often buys a few dozen of these buns before driving home. His wife has since developed and perfected a recipe for the in-between visits. So what is a butter roll? Think brioche-type cinnamon roll but with butter slathered between the seams instead of a cinnamon-sugar mixture. And drizzled with icing sugar. It is that crave-worthy. And like any other baked good, best when fresh. We've gotten these butter rolls from here many times; I'm uncertain if they are available at other Quartier Chinois bakeries. Additionally, the zongzi is stellar here. Zongzis are similar to tamales but instead of corn husks, think bamboo leaves, and instead of masa, think glutinous rice. They are filled with pork belly, Chinese sausages, salted egg yolk, dried shrimp, green beans (mung beans), etc., depending on the chef. Personally, both of these items are worth the trip when in the area.

It's a decent option to grab dim sum and buns at a good price. The fare itself is okay - solid but…read morenot great. It's definitely a neighborhood spot with mostly locals. I would highly recommend getting the sesame rice cake which was the best item here. The har gow flavoring was solid but the skin was a bit on thick side. The roast pork buns are great so be sure to pick one up for a snack.