Stopped in for quick sushi takeout. The options were very limited. The sushi was very thin, mostly…read morerice. The maki rolls were very average, nothing notable. There's no atmosphere in the restaurant, better for takeout. Good reviews were for thai, so maybe the sushi is a miss here.

Very satisfied with the service and food! The older gentleman who runs the place was great at…read moreexplaining the menu items to me. I ordered on his recommendation the number 1 with chicken. The portion was perfect with a generous amount of chicken. I would recommend this Thai!

I had pan fried dumplings with pork and cabbages inside the dumplings and it had a bit of soup…read moreinside. That's why everyone in the restaurant suggested you put the whole dumpling in your mouth. The service was great that they pay attention to when customers needed to order some food from the a la carte. The ambiance is pretty cool with a bit of jazz music making their customers feel relax to enjoy their food.

Spontaneous stop while we were waiting for another appointment. Excellent service by the entire…read morestaff BUT the real story is the creativity of the sushi rolls. Wonderful combinations of unique flavors. We had only the Lunes de Miel, Rock and Roll #1 and the Feu d'artifice but each was fresh with good mouth feel and flavors. We started with the Miso Soup and Boeuf Tataki which we highly recommend. We had the green tea cheesecake with mango ice cream to finish the meal. Good selection of wine and Saki if you are so inclined.

Superbe!!! Love it…read moreThe place is clean and the people are nice!!! The food is just to die for!!!

Not bad but not wow either. I would say that what's worth ordering are their platter to go…read more Unless you are super hungry, you should always count an extra person for the platter. Got a 3 people platter and it was way too much food. Dined in one evening with a friend and I would say that the chicken karage we ordered was just soso. The rolls are ok but nothing special either. A bit on the expensive side I would say.

I've only been here once but I know I will visit again. It's a very pleasant place to eat in. It's…read morebig with comfortable seating, not too noisy, the menu is ginormous so you will find something to your liking, and the food is good (big portions for very decent price). I ordered the spaghetti and it has that nice dinner spaghetti taste that's comforting. I tried the Italian poutine as well and it's a classic. You can't complain when you come here, it has exactly what they are advertising.

Very Nice place and lots of variety on the menu. Very affordable prices. Kids menu. And very…read morefriendly staff.

They've really win me over for a few reasons…read more Sashimi for lunch. 2-3 types Very friendly service and the iPad ordering The quality of the rice in the maki rolls has been really solid the last few visits Lovin' it

We usually like this place, all you can eat..but they always forget to give us all we ordered, like…read morea lot of missed items. Tonight we were a large group celebrating a birthday, and service was absolutely horrible. We had kids at our table that waited over 1 hour to eat and another guest who didn't order nothing but sashimi as she cant eat gluten? But had to wait 2 hours while everyone else at our table ate. Overall just a very bad experience tonight for everyone at our table , we even took back our cake as no one wanted to continue to celebrate. Do not go there if you are more than 4, you will not get all your items you ordered.

This year while vacationing in Montreal and staying with relatives in Longueuil, I wanted to try…read moreMadame Thai. I had seen it on previous visits, and this time we had been pretty well exposed to Quebecois food following our arrival to Longueuil, our time in Montreal, then to Trois-Rivieres, to Quebec City, and back. We were looking for something different, we enjoy Thai food in New York when it is really good, and we were hungry that day following an outing. One of our favorite restaurants where we live in Queens is an authentic Thai restaurant, so having been in Canada for eight days already, we were excited for something that was a little more familiar and without maple syrup. The menu is more akin to an Asian fusion restaurant than that of a purely That restaurant. For appetizers we ordered chicken dumplings in peanut sauce and steamed vegetable dumplings. The peanut sauced dumplings were delicious, served hot with a creamy peanut sauce that coated the dumplings and made them rich. The steamed dumplings were great too, simple with a perfectly seasoned sweet soy dipping sauce. I did order a Thai staple, sliced chicken and mixed vegetables in a ginger sauce that comes with white rice. The ginger sauce was light, a little sweet, and perfectly balanced. The dish was a perfect showcase for the better quality produce you find in Canada than in the US. The vegetables were all fresh and tasty and that was an even greater addition to the chicken and sauce. My wife and son are less adventurous than I am and what's more, neither eat or tolerate spicy food well, and my wife has a tree nut allergy (although she would concur that the peanut dumplings were great). My wife and son (9) had Thai chicken fried rice and was excellent, too. It was light and fresh yet full of flavor from well-seasoned chicken and vegetables that are stir fried before the addition of the rice. To me this seemed more like a chicken stir-fry entree that had mixed with a side order of rice at the table by us than chicken fried rice. Often, fried rice isn't good enough on its own but here it is. The portion, too, was large and it is garnished with fresh cucumbers, tomato and cilantro. The server we had, a young woman, helped us order in English and they do have an English menu. We would definitely go back and it's nice to find a non-Quebecois restaurant right in the neighborhood where we stay about 10 days out of the year on average.

Great pad see ew. Service was good. Great location in walkable vieux longueuil with outdoor seating.read more

We reserved one of Sho-dan's private, upstairs dining rooms. Even though we were isolated, service…read morewas ever-present, personable, and kept our water glasses topped off. This downtown Montreal restaurant is chic, lounge music piped through to complete their "chicness". They were busy that Friday, with most table and sushi bar seating filled. (Speaking of bars, I had a glass of white, and tried a tasty lycheetini.) The highlight of Sho-dan's arsenal is their assortment of specialty "concept" rolls which can be extreme in presentation, and atypical in taste, even to the most seasoned sushi ranger. My friends are Japanese restaurant enthusiasts and loved the quality of cuisine, from the tempura, to the slices of raw goodness, down to the perfectly matching sauces for each dish. Don't forget to get dessert sushi - the mango one is amazing. Dinner at Sho-dan blew my MIND. Be warned, prices are higher than average, but it's worth splurging for, just this once. (Credit cards accepted.)

Why can't we have sushi this good in Ottawa?…read more I almost NEVER go out for sushi in Ottawa because, like most of the Chinese food, it fucking sucks here. As someone who lived on the West Coast for 10 years, I cannot and WILL NOT give anyone 5 stars for their sushi unless it was just caught that day. Sho-Dan was VERY close to achieving the impossible - a 5 star sushi in landlocked Eastern Ontario. This place was fantastic service, high high quality fish, superb rolls, perfectly timed delivery to the bar where we sat.... Delicious cold sake and beer to accompany. I think the bill came out to $160 for the 2 of us (I didn't pay) but we left very full and content. Unfortunately, I cannot remember what we ordered (was a boozy night afterwards)....but 100% certain that I will recommend and be back.

Amazing all you can eat sushi and Japanese food. In fact it is the best we have had. Montreal…read moreseems to have many places for that compared to most of the US, so we were excited to try it and it did not disappoint. It was a bit of a wait to get in even on a Wednesday night in November as we did not have a reservation but they promptly seated us. There are two floors so it is crowded but spacious enough for plenty of food at each table. They have lots of sushi you can't even get at most sit down places in the US including lots of torched nigiri and roll options. The salmon don and ramen were great as well as were the desserts. The service was prompt and we ordered with an iPad. We tried some great sake too. The only complaint regarding service is they gave us a plate for another table but it happens. Would love to come back here again in Montreal as this may be the best of many AYCE sushi places but would love to try another one too. All in all, this was a wonderful last meal in this amazing city.

The food at K2 Sushi was actually pretty good, which is the only reason this review gets two stars…read moreinstead of one. However, the service was some of the worst I have experienced in Montreal. There is a male host/front-of-house staff member who is extremely rude and does not know how to speak to customers. He was impolite from the start, and the situation got worse as the night went on. We were a group of four. We placed our order and waited 30 minutes, only to find out that the restaurant had cancelled and thrown out our order. Meanwhile, we watched people who arrived after us getting their food. When we asked why we had no sushi, we were simply told, "Sorry, we lost your order, please order again." When our food finally arrived, the same rude host brought it to our table. He literally threw the plates down and walked away without saying a word. To top it off, they automatically added a tip to the bill, which felt aggressive considering how poorly we were treated. They did not deserve that tip. I do want to express out Rebecca, our waitress, need retraining, ande the male host completely ruined the experience. He is the reason I will never recommend this restaurant. You need to do better.