First time dining in at Nozy -- had takeout of the uni (sea urchin) don previously some years ago (which was quite good). Came here with a friend, and we both ordered kaisen don and shared an okonomiyaki pancake appetizer and a hot sake. The okonomiyaki was delicious -- it had been sliced into pieces and then deep fried, which is a nice twist; topped with bonito and served with some kind of spicy mayo sauce. Kaisen don was excellent -- looks smallish but was quite filling in fact, thanks to the nice bed of subtly seasoned rice underneath the mini-mountain of various sashimi, which tasted fresh and was well-presented. There was also a piece of uni on it, which I enjoyed immensely. Sake was pretty good too, a warm alternative for winter. Service was attentive but not intrusive. Love the down-to-earth atmosphere of the place, it really feels like a neighbourhood favourite. We had come early-ish for our reservation, and by the time we left, the resto was full -- a good sign. Only gripe was that the paper menu was a couple of bucks more expensive than what is posted online on the resto's website -- and only for some items, not all of them. But given the issue of inflation recently, it's understandable that restaurants can also barely keep up with rising prices for ingredients too. Overall, a tasty experience -- both my friend and I plan to come back. read more

Hey everyone!! Yes!! We are seeing the light at the tunnel!!! MTL slowly opens up and we can finally dine in at our local restaurant! Here's the one of the firsts that my wife and I decided to go back! Service wise, they have only one waiter in front and he has to go into the kitchen to help from times to times, so it's not too notch service but still enjoyable and hear me out. We are all coming out slowly from a pandemic over a year. We are lucky that some business survive. It will take times for everyone to recover, so give it times, I'm sure they will get better! Food wise This is not a typical Japanese restaurant. So you'll be surprised. I ordered beef sando (beef sandwich) its not the one that I was expected so I was a bit disappointed until I have my first bite... The beef is actually very soft and tasty. I do wish the buns were hot/toasted but hey its still good nonetheless. Then I ordered the chef 5 choices as my main course... Why? I just don't know what to order, the best is to order this set menu so I can try a little bit of everything Hehe. It packed with fried chicken, pita chips with egg plan dip, takoyaki, salade and sashimi rice bowl (aka poke bowl). Everything is good and fresh... Unfortunately the rice was a little too warm for my taste. Price is acceptable, mind you this restaurant is known to have fresh fish and seafood, so really you pay for what you get and you won't be disappointed as an overall experience. If you haven't been there before, go ahead and try! If you have been there before... Well I'm pretty sure you're reading this to plan your next meal, right? :) Enjoy! read more

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I went in for lunch with my work colleagues and the atmosphere was very casual and quiet so I didn't know what to expect. However, I did my research prior to going and knew that Nozy had great reviews and a promising menu. They definitely did not disappoint! In fact, I was so pleasantly surprised and satisfied with my experience. Nozy is definitely in my top 3 for fresh sashimi and comforting Japanese food in Montreal now. We had the large seafood platter which was priced around $100 and I thought was the most generous and fresh seafood platter I've ordered in a very long time. It came with a generous amount of sashimi to satisfy a group of 4 (and we were hungry!) Afterwards, we each took a 'main'. I had the karaage salad which was absolutely delicious (and only $15 for the salad and miso soup - which was also incredible, I still think about it sometimes). My colleague took the beef curry which was also extremely tasty and another colleague took the grilled octopus and cauliflower which also looked great! ( i didn't taste the octopus as I was so full). We also got some wine (they pour some cool natural wines by the glass) and sake. Honestly the food for the value was some of the best I've had in Montréal -- especially for fresh sashimi and seafood! I am looking forward to returning to Nozy once restrictions lift - I can't wait to try everything on their menu and reorder that seafood platter Overall: 5 Food: 5 Value: 5 Service: 5 Ambiance: 4 read more

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Had a wonderful take-out lunch at Nozy today. The Saba sando is a mackerel sandsich with a potato croquette and mayo/teriyaki sauce. It was fantastic to eat. Also ordered a japanese curry, it was standard, a good choice to eat, but not exceptionnally wow. I highly recommend if you are visiting Atwater market and in need of a lunch spot close by. read more

Nozy - Top : Pork katsu with japanese curry Bottom : Saba sando - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Best chirashi or donburi in town! Might be the only authentic Japanese place doing chirashi or donburi in Montreal. Good quality fish, takoyaki, eggplant appetizer so good! Try the chef's choice and their omakase during weekend days. I wish he puts back lunch hours again. read more

A Saturday evening dinner at Restaurant Nozy. On the menu: * Large Sashimi Seafood Platter (Chef's selection of sashimi, oysters, shrimp, uni, scallops) * Take Kago (Chef's selection; of a set of 5 dishes) The sashimi seafood platter is deliciously fresh and massive, which makes it perfect for sharing with up to three people. I never get tired of the Take Kago, because the selection of dishes in this set is constantly changing (Karaage is being the permanent staple of this set, and it's always perfectly crispy on the outside and juicy and tender on the inside). The restaurant is also open for brunch on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Instagram: @restaurant_nozy read more

Nozy - Large Sashimi Seafood Platter - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Very disappointed! I used to come here a lot, and their uni toro don was my favourite dish. Today is my first visit to this restaurant after the pandemic. I went there with high expectations; however, the quality of food went down. I ordered sashimis assortis, pork tonkatsu, miso soup and the uni toro don. The miso soup and tonkatsu were ok, and everything else was terrible. Uni toro don -- The portion of the dish shrinks. The Uni toro don used to come with a miso soup and a salad. Now they all disappeared. The tuna toro was cut in thick and large pieces; now, it's very thin and small. Plus, it tastes horrible!!!! It's NOT toro at all (Check the pictures I uploaded, you will see the huge difference!!) I don't even think this is a qualified average tuna. Besides, they used to use a ceramic bowl for the don. Now they changed it to a cheap plastic bow. I don't think a dish that costs 38 bucks should be presented this way. The flavour, portion and presentation -- totally not worth 38 bucks!!! Sashimis assorties -- It comes with five different kinds of fish. The salmon and tuna in it were sooooo bad. The salmon was cut into very thin pieces, and it tasted cheap. Even worse than the one sushi shop sells. The tuna is like being cut by a person who doesn't know how to cook. They were all in random shapes... Plus, the waitress only wore her mask when she serves. Whenever she returned to the cashier, she took off her mask!!! I think this is quite unprofessional. 2 stars for the pork tonkatsu and miso soup. read more

Nozy - The Uni toro don - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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The very first time I visited Japan, I knew it wasn't going to be my last. Just a few years ago, I remember finding a deal online which allowed me to leave the city and completely reconnect with myself. I felt lost and knew that I had to pack my stuff and go on a solo trip. Japan and Vietnam was my home for 5 weeks. This trip allowed me to truly reflect and ask myself: What do you truly value and makes you feel the most fulfilled? Few things stood out while I was in Japan: - RESPECT your planet and environment. Nobody littered. That's right, you either had hold your trash or dispose it in a convenient store's garbage bin. Next time you go to Japan, notice how there is no bin on the street, yet you don't see any signs of trash. Food for thought. -CONNECT with humans and show that you CARE.Although there was an extremely big language barrier, no matter how lost I was, people were willing to help me. I remember a handful of time where I was lost and people were willing to walk with me to my destination. Try to get that in North America. - Put YOUR HEART AND SOUL in every single thing you do in life, out of care and out of pride. I remember coming back from my trip and couldn't stop raving about the food scene in Japan. I never had anything that was bad, everything was either good or excellent. Now that some of you HAVE BEEN to Japan- you know exactly what I am talking about. Why would you want to cut corners and cheap out on ingredients? When you get caught right handed, not only do you risk losing your reputation but you also risk losing people's trust and your business. So ask yourself why you would even want to half ass something? When you take your time to do something, go full force or stay in your own lane. Thank you Nozy for allowing me to have the TRUE experience of what real Japanese food should be. Japanese cuisine isn't about those fancy creation and crazy sauce. Spare me the pain and don't serve me that kind of food. On top of that, don't you dare tell me you're eating sushi. Authentic Japanese food is about finding the simplicity in food and finding quality ingredients. Some so called "Japanese restaurants" in Montreal have all this fame and feel like they have to right to charge you a ridiculous hefty price and for what? For the scene and status? No thanks. You know who truly deserves recognition? Nozomu Takeuchi. A humble man that will stay true to his culture. Come to Nozy and let me show you what true Japanese cuisine is. Nozomu, you deserve a golden star. read more

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If you want top quality sashimi at a reasonable price and in an unfussy atmosphere..make a reservation at Nozy! Nozy serves a teishoku style meal meaning little plates. Each main dish comes with a little salad and soup. We decided to order the sashimi platter to share. It had a large variety of fish including Toro, sea urchin, scallops, shrimp, oysters, white tuba, red snapper and himachi. All excellent, really glad we ordered the platter. For mains we took the UniDon, take kago and the tuna/salmon bowl. The take Kago allows you to try different dishes on the menu. It consisted of the karage chicken, salad, soup, eggplant dip and salmon rice bowl. Although every dish was delicious, I think the UniDon is a really unique dish and since it's seasonal you should definitely order it! Dessert was ok nothing special. We tried the matcha creme brulee. It didn't have a strong matcha flavor and it made the cream a grey color, which was a bit unappetizing. read more

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A very nice place. The fish are so fresh. Good place to share small plate. A very good choice of Sake and a very good service. I try the tuna trio Sashimi and the Ursin itswas delicious read more

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Super unique spot! I had randomly came across this restaurant and became one of my favorite spots for somewhat authentic Japanese food! They always have a specialty of the week and they never fail to impress! Great service, great food! read more

Nozy - Take Kago - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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We went to Nozy for date night and what a lovely choice! It's a very homey-styled restaurant, there aren't many tables. Enough for a few couples and medium sized groups. They often change their menu based on fresh and seasonal ingredients. We ordered the karaage chicken, Toro Tekka Don and Sashimi. It was very delicious and fresh! The waitress was very friendly and came to check on us often. The bill came in a little tin box with rocket candies! A very nice touch! We will be back soon! read more

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My family and I usually visit Montreal every other year. We have done the touristy things before, so this time since it is just my husband and I we decided to just explore the neighbourhood (we usually stay around St.Henri). I read up on Nozy and wanted to give it a try. Having raised in Japan I am constantly craving for good sashimi and sushi. From the outside you cannot tell that this is a Japanese restaurant. I love this neighbourhood because you can find some pretty eclectic and diverse eateries. Inside of Nozy does not scream Japanese restaurant either. Interior is not big at all, and it is simply decorated. We were served by the sweetest waitress. The service was prompt, efficient, and warm. In the end she chatted with us a bit and we really appreciated her friendliness. Now, the food was amazing! My husband and I went here for lunch, probably closer to 1:00pm. They had one table full and we got to pick any table we wanted to sit. I had sashimi lunch, and my husband had toro don. Toro is the fattest part of tuna, and don is referred to rice in a bowl, usually with some sort of sauce accompanied by main protein or veggie. It has been a while since I had good, fresh, and delicious sashimi. Well, guess what? Nozy offered me some awesome sashimi! It was my husband's first time eating toro, and I think he was emotionally moved by how good it was. Nozy will be our go to place whenever we are visiting Montreal. read more

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The food was very good! It is very traditional Japanese style! Loved it! The service was fast and efficient. The mood was just right, you have the windows out looking the street and amazing alcoholic beverages! read more

Went to Nozy for Mother's Day! And trust me... it was wonderful! We decided to try the seafood platter this time. Yes it is pricey but remember that they serve one of the best and freshest seafood/sashimi in town. The scallops were amazing and the toro... just melts in your mouth. Nozy is a definite GEM of Montreal!!! It is a must-try restaurant! read more

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I came to this little place last week. I've always wanted to try it for a while but the location is not convenient for me. And first time I came, they were close for the break. Lucky me, I was around the corner again this time ! Initially i have my heart set on n trying their uni don (sea urchin on rice) but they don't have it due to its not the season. A bit disappointed as this is the thing somewhat differentiate it from other jap restaurants. Anyway, I ordered one of their dish of the day; salmon-toro don. And it was delicious!!! The toro (blue fin tuna) was soooo good. It just melt in your mouth! The salmon is interesting; not the typical salmon we normally we, it's not the orangey color at least. If they didn't say it's salmon, I'm not sure if I would've known. I also ordered the sea urchins appetizer: a lil disappointed for its portion vs price. $18 for 5 tiny pieces, I guess this is what you pay for low season. For desert, I got the green tea ice cream with churros. I think it's okay. My fiancé got the eel don. He said it's okay; taste the same as the frozen one. Regardless, I love my toro and I'll be back for the uni don when it's season again!!! read more

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I was very surprised! Positively! From the outside, it's a rustic deco, it also looks like a dessert place, clean and neat, with the white wooden chairs. We reserved for two, the waitress was really nice, she explained the Japanese menu, teishoku style and the chefs special plates. We were inspired, and ordered: KARAAGE; fried chicken VEGETABLE PANCAKE; Vegetable pancake okonomiyaki style UNI IKURA DON (SEASONAL DISH); Sea urchin, salmon tartar and roe served over rice, with miso soup KAISEN DON; Assorted sashimi, sweet shrimp and quail egg served over rice With a refreshing Kirin beer Finally the food was to die for !!! I would definitively recommend it, and come again. It's definitively my favorite japanese restaurant in montreal. read more

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This chance find has grown to be my preferred Japanese restaurant in Montreal: it is unpretentious, authentic, and most satisfying. It is named after the chef Nozomu Takeuchi's nickname. Despite Nozy's unassuming facade, my frequent visits here have been without fail nothing short of exceptional. Every time, hospitable service was provided with affable ease. The simplicity of the dishes accentuates the strong points of Japanese cuisine: when fresh, ingredients need not be adulterated to excess. Hence, in my opinion, the piece de resistance of this restaurant is the succulent raw fish, be it salmon, otoro/maguro (tuna), or my personal favourite, uni (sea urchin). For such a culinary delight, the price is more than reasonable. I wholeheartedly, recommend this place for lunch, brunch, and dinner. If they opened in the morning, I would even go for breakfast! read more

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My my... This place doesn't disappoint. I went there for lunch and they have their specials. I took their chef top 5 special of the day. I didn't get much seafood in it but it has enough variety to satisfied my palate. The service is great. The waitress is present at all time and she volunteered to open my miso soup for me.... I wasn't trying to be a princess here, the miso heat suck the cover and the bowl together. The waitress kindly open it for me without us asking. One look, she came over to open it for us. The price was 21 dollars with taxes and tips for the plate. I got the meals in less than 10-15 min top. To end this wonderful experience, I will be back when I have more time and hopefully soon! read more

The bluefin toro tekka don and the uni don (seasonal items) are both so delicious!!! The fish is very high quality (think melt in your mouth tuna that you'd normally only get at high-end sushi places) and they serve real wasabi, not the stuff from a mix. Eating here made me so incredibly happy... then incredibly sad when I finished my bowl. The $30 price tag for the uni or toro don isn't cheap for a regular dinner, but is pretty fair given the quality of the ingredients. Went in mid October and they no longer have the shaved ice dessert (sad face). The Japanese cheesecake and pumpkin creme brûlée were available but unfortunately neither tickled my fancy at the time.. wish they had a more traditional dessert available Restaurant is small and many tables seemed to be reserved on Saturday night during prime dinner time, but a few bar seats seemed to be available if people are just walking in read more

Nozy - Toro tekka don - sooooo delicious, melt in your mouth toro - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

It's my first time coming here, I called for a reservations so no wait for that. It's small adorable restaurant, nice ambiance with good service. I ordered the fives choice of chef, uni and bleuefin tuna belly and a small bottle of hot sake. The food/ fives sized dishes was good and their sashimi was awesome and definitely so fresh. For the price is reasonable that cost me 88$. Strongly recommended for the special dishes uni and the bleuefin tuna belly. I will surely be back there for their sashimi again and hope next time I don't forgot to try their dessert read more

Nozy - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Wow, what an experience!!! When we arrived the waitress came to explain the menu and she recommended the Toro Tekka Don. Now in my head I'm hesitating because I don't like tuna but my friend really wanted to try the Bluefin red tuna. I ordered the Niku Daisuki and we shared. Let me tell you this, I didn't like tuna sashimi cause I've never had real tuna! This stuff was amazingly good. The pieces cut from the fish belly area were just melt in your mouth good. Half of the pieces were fattier and the other half leaner. I wish I could've just kept chewing it forever just to savor the piece of sashimi...but it "melted" so fast it was impossible to do!! :p The ribs were also super tender and slathered with sauce... When meat melts in your mouth, it's a beautiful thing *sheds a tear*. I liked how the shrimp had a light, crispy panko layer that wasn't soaked in oil...too bad there's only one! Oh and wait, you have to try their pork karaage with spicy mayo! So juicy and tender and buttery with the mayo...too bad there were only 3 *tears of sadness* We also had the appetizer for $15 that came with 15 pieces of sashimi. With Atlantic salmon, red snapper, yellow tail tuna and regular tuna. It was pretty good! And presentation was stellar! The sides were ok: miso soup, not too salty; salad was ok; homemade pickles were nice but not sure which food it was supposed to go with. Had an Asahi beer which is very light. Good to pair with delicate sushi. The dessert is shaved ice with matcha green tea powder a scoop of green tea ice cream topped with a portion of ice cream sandwich, two Pocky sticks, sweetened red beans and some jelly. We asked to have the ice cream on the side. It's a nice little dessert, nothing crazy. Overall it was a satisfying experience and very filling. read more

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Small restaurant on Rue Notre-Dame, simple décor & nice service. Had the special cinq plats du jour, very classic Japanese dishes served in cute small containers and all in a bamboo basket. The Takoyaki & Karaage were particularly tasty, and the chips with eggplant dip was special and delicious too, BUT I didn't like the dressing of the sashimi salad, the raw fish filets were not quite fresh, either. It seems that they alter their menu according to the seasonal seafood supply, so I didn't get the urchin bowl which I really wanted, that was a little upsetting, besides that it was a pretty good experience! read more

Nozy - Cinq plats du jour - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Came with friends around 6:30 on Friday night. The place is quickly filled with two three other groups. Mostly friends gathering. Menu is very selective and the photos on yelp are extensive. Overall the appetizers were all good, but nothing 'wow', a bit light and not as flavorful as the same ones in other izakaya. Uni don was hearty. The fact that they offer this and in such generous quantity can get enough credit because it's such an expensive and delicate ingredient to come by in Montreal. (Though it made me miss even more the ones fresh out of shells in Japan..Anyone knows where else you can get them??) Didn't like the dessert green tea crème brulee. Tasted like steamed egg, and was served warm. Very weird. And 7.5 dollars? Definitely overpriced. But overall prices were reasonable, probably a bit cheaper than izakaya. Btw my husband came here another time for lunch and recommended the soba noodle. read more

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I went to this resto for their 4th anniversary opening. The particular menu i try doesnt really impressed me. The buttersquash is plain no enough of saisonning. Mackerel has a vinegar taste. Unagi is not my meal so i cant really tell if it is better than other resto. Anyway gotta give an another try before i can give a comment on this resto. read more

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Wonderful fresh food at Nozy in the St. Henri and Notre Dame de Ouest area (Sud-Ouest). It you want a special Japanese experience that serves seasonal arrivals, check out Nozy. They serve fresh cuts of fish (sashimi) seafood like sea urchin, fresh oysters, meats like tender ribs, teriyaki steak, karate (fried chicken), beef tataki and so much more. This is not a sushi placr. This is authentic Japanese food that focuses on fresh seasonal food. The specials change depending on what food is seasonal. Specials come with a miso soup and a salad. I called before going to make sure there was enough seating. Definitely call before going as the restaurant does not hold a lot of tables. If you are lucky, they might have seats available of you just pop in at lunch. But definitely at dinner time, call to reserve. Also, because they serve fresh food, they do run out of certain dishes. I went with a group of 4 people at 7:40 p.m. There was only one unidon: sea urchin with salmon roe caveat left. One beef tataki. Of you want to try specials, go earlier to have a variety. read more

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Very nice cosy little place. The food was excellent. And the host was friendly. The Uni Don and the Assorted Sashimi were very fresh and yummy. Would recommend to friends. read more

Nozy - Uni Don - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Omg. "My tongue went through a sea adventure." Sea Umami game so strong. Next level sashimi~ We tried the Omakase experience. The uni (sea urchin) and Toro (fatty tuna) are like sea umami bomb waiting to explode in your mouth haha. The waitress clearly explained each dishes and it really enhance the dining experience. Amazing night~ Definitely a place to go again. Bring your dem sexy date there. That's dat. read more

Nozy - Beautiful experience. - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Best fresh sashimi I ever had in Montreal!!!!!!!!!!!! They serve very genuine Japanese food! I ordered KAISEN DON, and sea urchin on the side. A little bit expensive, but considering it is located in Montreal, I can accept that. read more

Nozy - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

One of the best toro I've tasted. In life. In three words: Fresh Plump Fishmusthavebeenpamperedinlife So sad I won't be back anytime soon (travelled from NYC). read more

Nozy - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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The restaurant is small and cozy. I enjoyed the service, the waitress was lovely! She knows the menu well and was useful. The food came very fast. The salmon chirashi was great. The fish was fresh and tasty. My boyfriend had the take kago. He enjoyed most of the plates, especially the karaage! The portion size was perfect too. We had the strawberry roll cake for dessert which was also amazing. Overall, my only complain is that the salmon chirashi bowl was filled with too much rice. Definitely in my list of favorite restaurants now! read more

Nozy - Take Kago and Salmon Chirashi - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Best Japanese restaurant in Montreal!!! A small cozy restaurant. We came here Thursday and arrived before 6pm, so it was pretty empty but we could choose where to sit. My friend was debating either to get uni don or Kaisen don, she chose uni don because daily special tends to be fresher?! I ordered unagi don And we made the right choice. This uni don, the sea urchin was the best one that I ever had it in Montreal. Today is Saturday, and I'm want to go back right now.... read more

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Hidden japanese gem. One of the best japanese places in montreal. Their menu changes from time to time to make sure they serve wathever is fresh. Their rice bowls are the highlights of their restaurant. They all come with pickled veggies, salad, miso soup and topped with a seafood of your choice. My fave until now is the half uni and toro don. Theyre so fresh and melt in your mouth. The appetizers are also amazing. Lately they serve the grilled octopus with an eggplant dip. The octopus is so well made and so tender you just want more. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The place is very cute and cozy but nit very big so it's better to reserve before going! read more

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Nozy never disappoints! Kaisen don is a must try! And if youre a fan of fatty tuna then the toro tekka don is a must!! If youre lucky and they have it in stock, uni don is also very good! However, at my last visit, i decided to try something different! Miso black cod and unagi don. Borh was delicious! read more

Nozy - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Not a big place. The service is good. We ordered chef's five choices and eel with salmon roe. The crispy chicken and eel are very tasty. Every main dish come with miso soup. I don't like their salad dressing. Eggplant dip is also good. We will try their uni don next time. read more

Nozy - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Came here cause the pictures looked good but left dissapointed. First the entire restaurant smelled terrible like a grease farm, our clothes stank when we left. Had sashimi and the fish was very low grade. Uni in the don was also very small pcs with loads of rice. The beef rib is super sweet like candy, definitely not a fan. Woulda been nice if this was disclosed prior, I mean who wants candy for dinner? Chicken karage was the only decent dish but that's not exactly a hard dish to mess up. Overall a very lackluster meal. read more

This is one of my favorite Japanese restaurant in downtown Montreal, and it has the most delicious karage. The cozy vibe here is the best. read more

Nozy - Karage - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Interesting Japanese restaurant in the heart of St Henri. Here you won't find the same sushi and sashimi served in most Japanese restaurants in the city, but a variety of specialties and daily dishes, which are supposed to change often I guess. I ordered the salmon tartare and it was pretty good. The prices are on the expensive side, that is, over $20 most of the main courses. read more

Nozy - Japanese Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Excellent Japanese restaurent in mtl. Very simple setup, very delightful dishes. Heavenly uni don (seasonal dish) will melt in your mouth! It lives up to the hype. You won't find a better value for uni at this quality -- while uni is very pricey and so is the dish at $30, you get a generous amount here. Also the Kaisen don was very good, with a fresh and pleasant selection of sashimi including sweet shrimp (delicious), ikura, quail egg, salmon and more. Recommended to experience Nozy at least once if you are a lover of Japanese food in mtl :) read more

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Can't say the good is bad but definitely not wow either. A friend of mine went some time ago and had the unidon and loved it so I was hoping to try it. Unfortunately when I went, it was no longer available. Had a sashimi appetizer and honestly, the fish wasn't that great. Also took some fried chicken and it lacked flavor. As a main dish, I took the salmon chirashi and it tasted blend! There was some sauce in the rice but was tasteless. it consisted on salmon sashimi, salmon tataki et tartare. There was only 3 reviews for this restaurant and all were 5*...I really don't get it! read more

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