I was looking for dim sum. My yelp search listed this place as a good option. Without going…read morethrough the menu at great extent I tried it out. It's more of a Chinese food restaurant with a frequent client turn-over, but only about four din sum items on the menu. 'Dumplings' appear to be more popular than dim sum in the Ville-Marie area of Montreal. Friendly and attentive staff.

We ate here, very clean and modern inside. Very busy. Family style menu. Very good, General Tso's…read moreChicken was the best we've ever had. I know it's basic but definitely not off the Sysco truck.

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.

This Japanese shabu-shabu restaurant is in the heart of Montreal's Chinatown. I'm not sure why it…read morewasn't busier on a Friday evening, but all the better for us, as we had a leisurely meal here. It's easy to miss, as it's not at street level, it's up a flight of stairs. The servers were very friendly and attentive, and the food was super fresh and great fun to eat, since you cook it yourself by dipping it in a bowl of simmering broth heated over an individual induction burner. Our meal consisted of plates of thinly sliced meats--beef, pork, and lamb, along with an array of vegetables and noodles, dipping sauces and condiments, all washed down with cold Japanese beer. The prix fixe meal included a dessert of macha ice cream and mochi with honey sauce, a great way to end the meal.

I visited Kagayaki a couple years ago when visiting Montreal's Chinatown and was quite pleasantly…read moresurprised, so it was a scheduled stop for my recent visit back. We arrived early, but without a reservation. The staff was able to fit us in but you should definitely have a reservation if you plan to eat dinner here as they fill up quickly. I had the spicy hot pot with beef, and it was everything I remembered. My wife was less impressed with her more "plain" broth, but I could see where some people would prefer it. We were in and out in about an hour, which is lightning fast for a hot pot restaurant. You're most likely looking to spend at least $50 CAD per person with food and a drink, but it is well worth it in my opinion. I'll be back next time I'm in the area.

Bring cash, it's a lot of rice with whichever topping you get. Prompt service everyone liked the…read morekatsu

So I've had Japote on my bookmarks forever. I love little independent food court vendors! However,…read moreJapote is only open Monday-Friday and only 11:30am-2:30pm, and these days if I'm in Montreal, it's usually just for the weekend. Or I might arrive as early as a Friday evening, so I hadn't been able to try this Japanese food court vendor with an apparent cult following...until recently! I was on a weekend getaway with my mom and we decided to get into Montreal on a Friday morning. So lunch at Japote it was! So the place is in the food court inside the Scotia Tower/Tour Scotia. It's in the basement, along with Subway, Lily & Cie, and a few other vendors. It's the one with the longest lineups, lol. I got the medium #8 Katsu Don (fried breaded chicken with egg on rice). It was around $6. And my mom got the small teriyaki chicken (#3 Tori-Don). It was around $4. So I'm giving it 4 stars for being good for food court food, but it wasn't like super duper. The small was really small. Unless you just want a snack (which my mom did because she just had a smoked meat sandwich at Schwartz's like an hour earlier, lol), I would recommend at least a medium. I enjoyed my Katsu Don. The breaded and fried chicken cutlet was tasty and the egg was really soft. The white rice underneath was slightly sticky, but not mushy. I had some of my mom's teriyaki chicken and I found the sauce too sweet. However, the chicken itself was lean, like my dish, and was still good. I also got a scoop of matcha green tea ice cream for dessert ($1.50). The ice cream was really rich and creamy and full of matcha flavour. It was a tiny scoop, but just the right size for a little after meal dessert. It is pre-scooped and placed in the freezer in a bowl. I had never seen this before, but I guess if it's busy, this makes the line move faster. Service was very friendly and efficient. Definitely a good place for an inexpensive weekday lunch. I've heard so many people raving about it so I was expecting it to be mind-blowing, which it was not, but it was still excellent for the price and for the fact that it's in a food court.

I went here before but It was a few years ago, they renovated ( don't know when ) and it looks…read morenice. Went for dinner and it has pretty much the same as "usual", I know that they do breakfast to but never went. I was kinda impressed, so all you can eat restaurants they make in big quantities and they taste so so, but here? The "Wong Tong" soup is so much better, they have like 5-6 types of sushi's ( not a lot ) but they are soooo good. They have a few / lot of things that are fried, tip: don't eat to much because it makes you "sick" after a while ( personnel experience ) I tried to eat not a lot but a little bit of everything. What they offer: -fried food -more "Asian" type of food, noodles and soups -soups -quite a few dessert types -salads / fruit bar -rice and medium "breakfast potatoes" And a whole lot more. Didn't take the best pictures, but at least you will have an idea how it looks like. I gave it 3 stars because it's a good restaurant, it just not a restaurant that I was "visually" impressed by. The food was amazing so 3/5 stars. My experience was great, just didn't based my review on my servers "humour" because she looked "annoyed / tired of working their" kinda face: but she did her job well. Gave us lots of water, took our dishes when we were done, yeah nice. Really recommend this place! I will certainly go more often and try the breakfast menu to next tim!

we had dinner yesterday night it was a nightmare food warm not tasty fries hard and dry they have…read morelost customers

My take on this place may be biased as I live in Southern California where the sushi game is one of…read morethe top in the entire continent of NA so I believe that my expectations may be unfair compared to the locales. Food: The flavor was subpar and the proportion of the sushi has far too much rice while the cuts are too thin/narrow. I didn't feel like I was eating sushi but rather a slice of fish on top of a chunk of rice. Cost: Considering that I was on vacation and the currency conversion was on my side, I didn't mind the price at all. For the variety that was offered, I think it was worth it. Service: The staff was extremely nice. Nothing but good views on them. Atmosphere: I'm a bit confused as to the vibes the restaurant was going for. There was a bar which was great, but the steps/platforms threw me off making me think that we were at a place that possibly had live music at some point?

Great food, kind staff, portions were average to large depending on the item, fully bilangual, saw…read morea few fruit flies on my menu thus the - star but bathrooms and dining area were clean and actively being cleaned.

In town from the states for a conference and stumbled upon this restaurant. Easily the best sushi…read morein town let alone ever! Get the gravlax and my personal fav the maki hidden fish! My only regret is that I fly out before they open for the day today!

The food was sooooooooooooooooooooooooo good and the people r really nice, I would definitely…read morerecommend the tuna roll, the vibe there was cool too.

Low key and small all you can eat sushi place…read more We went on a Thursday night. They have a pretty good menu items. From what I noticed the menu is the same from Tuesday to Thursday and then they have a separate menu for Friday to Sunday. Some of the rolls were different then other all you can eat places so we tried those. For the weekly menu they do not offer sashimi only nigiris. The price per person is approximately 28$ tax in. I definitely recommend this place. Service was really good and the food was coming out pretty fast. The sushi and the fried stuff were to our liking. We had to call to get reservations because they don't have a website but when we went it seemed like ppl were coming in without reservations The only bad thing about this place was the ice cream, I got the green tea ice cream but it has a powdery feeling/ taste. Which I don't recommend. This place is good for small groups. I would go back definitely

(2.5) BEWARE the size of all the sushi's are at least 1.5x…read morebigger than normal. We ordered our usual amount and for the first time in my life we sent back about 10 pieces. Half the sushi's were good typical AYCE quality, the other half were pretty bad, greasy fried bits, not fresh and crispy. AVOID syake tempura and crevette tempura (huge ball of greasy fried fish), crispy maki, original futomaki, tori age, dragon eye. DO TRY maki de tartar and exotique. The service was very good and quick no complaints there.