Great food! Cool atmosphere. Fun walk up from parking lot. Platter 1 was perfect for 1.read more

Yes you can get sushi near Tremblant. This is more of a fusion style restaurant, not something like…read morean izakaya. It's a busy place so be prepared to wait and maybe call ahead. Interior decor is modern. In summer time on the patio, watch out for the mosquitoes which somehow still manage to get in despite the well designed screens. For anyone with a mobility impairment, if you drive carefully, you can drive them up the hill to the entrance. For the rest of us, there is a cute stairway that will take you from the parking lot to the restaurant.

Came here late at night and it wasn't busy at all and are party or 4 was seated right away. We…read morewere told portions size is on the smaller size as it was meant to be taps style. We weren't very hungry so just ordered a couple of dishes including their pork gyoza, katsu curry, udon and 2 sushi rolls. Their pork gyoza, although seemed like they're store bought frozen ones, was decent and I like it how it's pan fried with a starch slurry to make a crispy bottom instead of it being deep fried. Their katsu curry was a pleasant surprise as it was crispy and the meat was tender and juicy. The curry was as also flavorful without being too spicy. The udon, although was al dente and had a perfect texture, just wasn't my favorite just because I thought there were too many ginger and scallions which is not my preference but it would be a great choice if you like ginger and scallions. The sushi's were decent, nothing out of the ordinary but the rice temperature was just right but it wasn't well made as it was basically falling apart as soon as we picked it up. It's more like a Japanese bar vibe as they do have a bar (for alcohol and sushi) at the front of the restaurant so it was quite dark inside. The service was pretty standard and our server was friendly and attentive. Overall, this is a great option to try various dishes but it can get pricy especially if you're hungry as the portion sizes are on the smaller side. Also note that they only offer ramen for lunch so my kids were a little disappointed that it wasn't available when we went for dinner.

I love eating here during the International Blues Festival each year because the service is always…read moregreat - the employees are always eager to serve us and happy to give recommendations. We also love that there is a great view of the stage and shade from the blistering mid-day sun. Each flavor of the edamame appetizer was delish. We were disappointed to hear that they got rid of the bento box since the last time we visited in 2024 so I hope they bring it back for 2026. It was always delicious. The sushi is always great here - fresh and full of flavor.

Was craving some ramen when we found this little hole in the wall. While it won't content for the…read moreabsolute best ramen I've ever had, it's an excellent option for rural Quebec. The family running the restaurant is very sweet, and the service is fantastic. We split some potstickers (the fried ones are super crisp and everything comes out piping hot) and ramen. The ramen was a sizable portion and the broth was tasty. Plenty of filling; we left totally satisfied. Definitely worth a stop.

Hmm, this is a tough call, because the two sisters running this place with their mom were so super…read morenice and cool and helpful, and having a Japanese restaurant in St-Jovite is wonderful. We ordered the vegetarian maki rolls which were quite fresh and tasty, and the vegetarian ramen which... honestly wasn't good. The broth was alright, pretty flavourful. The noodles seemed packaged. The real issue was the heaps of frozen vegetables on top - carrots, cauliflower, broccoli and corn. Definitely, obviously from a standard frozen bag. Watery and just out of place in a ramen. Additionally, I have to say the bathroom wasn't clean. There was pink mold around the taps and paper on the floor. I wish this family everything good, and I know they are working super hard running two restaurants, I hesitate to post anything negative but really hope the feedback can be useful and help them succeed bigger and better.

Went with my family 10 in all. Service was great! Prompt and funny, which was much appreciated…read more Everything we ordered was yummy. We got two sushi platters and a ramen and dumpling soup and egg rolls. All good. The kids table got other food including gaos chicken. All good and everyone was happy.

I've been here twice, once for dinner in and once for take-out. Both times, the sushi was really…read moregood, the service friendly, and the atmosphere relaxing. They are really nice about accommodating food changes and allergy issues and offer alternatives as needed. The variety of sushi is decent and they have lots of tea that goes well with the meals. I liked the seaweed salad and gyoza appetizers. My miso soup was full of seaweed and very flavorful. Call ahead for take-out so you don't have to wait for it to be made.

My friends and I dropped by before hiking the circle route near the summit. TLDR: Patio seating 5…read morestars; service 5 stars; food 2 stars. We enjoyed the late summer trees and people watching around the patio. Our server was really funny, speaking French, English, and a splash of Spanish. I originally wanted the beef salad, but he recommended the salmon poke bowl ("deconstructed sushi!") for more vegetables. (He didn't seem to know that poke is Hawaiian and sushi is Japanese, but poke appears often in Asian restaurants in this area.) He was right--the salmon bowl provided lots of crispy raw vegetables, and enough carbs to power me through the hike. The poke was unlike any I've had at an authentic Hawaiian place, though. It was like tuna salad, except instead of canned tuna I got raw or salted salmon (I couldn't tell which). I didn't touch the side sauce, which looked like tartar sauce. The salmon mayonnaise provided plenty of flavor for the vegetables and rice, and I ate the whole thing. My friend's spouse finished his fried rice, another good sign. But my friend didn't like the ramen. She said the broth was flavored with soy sauce and coconut milk--neither Japanese nor Southeast Asian. Her kids didn't finish their pho or pad thai, perhaps because there was too much for them. After tasting both, my friend ended up eating the pad thai. I'm glad we tried this place. It's a novelty amid the predictable overpriced North American and European food one finds in a touristy area. If I find myself in this area again, I'll probably try someplace else first, though.

We found ourselves stuck between a rock (mediocre tremblant restaurant) and a hard place (another…read moremediocre tremblant restaurant) and so we figured we'd give this place a shot. I got a poke bowl and the salmon kind of tasted like the chef's mom told him to defrost the salmon and he said he'd do it but then he lost track of time playing club penguin and so he tried to run it under hot water before she got home and accidentally cooked it halfway (not from personal experience or anything). The ramen was -- to put it mildly -- flavourless! And I have no idea what dish my sister ordered but it tasted like instant noodles smothered in soy sauce. The only points this restaurant gets is for the waitress being lovely and for the wagyu gyoza.

Very cute little Italian restaurant serving fresh pastas…read more I ordered the penne de Poulet special and although the pasta was perfectly cooked I felt that it was nothing special. We were in a larger group of 10+ people and must have overwhelmed their kitchen as a bunch of us had ordered the carbonara with some waiting an hour to get their dishes. The staff did not come over to notify of the delay nor did they seem to care about refilling our waters pitchers either.

Restaurant Mille Pâtes is an absolute gem. The décor is charming and cozy, the service is genuinely…read morewarm and welcoming, and the food is nothing short of incredible. There were five of us dining, and we ended up ordering seven entrées because everything sounded too good to pass up. Even more telling--one person in our group isn't a pasta fan at all and was completely blown away and finished every last bite. Do not skip dessert. The crème brûlée was perfectly done, and the world-famous tiramisu absolutely lives up to the hype. From start to finish, it was one of those meals that reminds you why dining out can be such a great experience. Highly recommend this place, and we'll absolutely be back.