Maiko Sushi Des Sources

I have been to this Maiko a couple of times, but I normally go to the one on Bernard. Maiko definitely makes the best sushi in town. I love the service, the food and the atmosphere. It’s always fresh and I never had any complaints.

Phenomenal sushi! I really have a hard time going anywhere else now. It’s worth the $$$

Awesome presentation of good food with excellent service. Somehow I had never been to this place before although it’s in my neighbourhood. Will good one back again for sure.

Come here whenever I want good sushi and want to leave satisfied and feeling good about myself. It is a little on the expensive side as far as sushi goes but the decore and the presentation make it worth it. You have to try the kageyagi… honestly I go there mainly for that… heaven… order 1 or two of them and I get my fix, don’t really need anything nice. The menu has good variety, if you do not want sushi, there are plenty of other delicious options… like teriyaki or even fondue. Enjoy, you will not be disappointed… and don’t forget the kageyagi

This place is fantastic! Service is great, sushi pieces are large, and they are delicious. The price is not cheap but the quality and presentation make up for the slightly heftier price. You can tell it is a favorite of the locals as the place is always full, no matter what day it is. As always you can save a lot of money by going with the chef’s special, but for me that is too much of a risk, I like what I like and don’t want things that I may not enjoy. In any case try this restaurant out, I don’t think you will regret it.

Yuck! All you can eat sushi has way better quality. No problems with service it was friendly and helpful. Teriyaki too thin and nothing great not bad. Overall to expensive. If you want the same quality go to sushi shop — some sushi shops are better. I think people are fooled into thinking their food tastes good since presentation is nice and they give you warm wash clothes to wash your hands before the meal.

Great ambiance but quite slow service. We waited about 65 minutes for our sushi to finally arrive when the place wasn’t even full on a weekday. Sushi & Sashimi combo isn’t bad but not the best choice of fish.

Five stars for food and presentation. The décor is nice.
The service is hit or miss, but for the portions and quality of the food, they hold on to 5 stars.

Very very fresh and fast service. The place was packed for a Monday night, and for good reason. A little pricey but well worth it.

I have been to many sushi places in this great food city of ours, this one is one of my fav sushi places. What they lack in service they more than make up for in food quality.
Beautifully prepared, very tasty, not inexpensive, but good sushi never is.
Highly recommend either location, DDO or Outremont.
Highly recommend these restaurants, no real bad food here

Voici un autre excellent resto à découvrir dans le West-​Island. En gros: très bon service. Des makis et des sushis étonnants et uniques en leur genre. Le menu est inventif et proposes beaucoup de sushis qu’on né trouvent pas ailleurs. L’établissement offre aussi des nouveautés à chaque mois. Belle carte des vins avec un choix correct et intéressant, tant au verre qu’à la bouteille. Le soir de notre dernière visite ici, un petit groupe de musiciens jouait du jazz live. C’était tout simplement charmant.
Mes deux coups de cœur :
— le sushi Foie Gras. Il s’agit d’un morceau de foie gras poêlé et couché sur une pièce de riz tiède nappé d’une légère sauce douce.
— le dynamite. Un sushi servi chaud et complètement fris et servi avec une sauce très relevée.
En passant, depuis que je vis dans le West-​Island, j’ai remarqué que plusieurs bons restos dans cette partie de l’île se cachent au fond d’un parking de centre d’achat et dont l’extérieur né paie pas de mine. Le Maiko est un de ceux-​là. Né vous laissez pas décourager et allez-​y. La surprise est à l’intérieure.

Very good experience. Ambiance is lovely, clean and welcoming.
The sushi was delicious, fresh and good presentation.
It is on the expensive side but overall we were not disappointed.

I love Sushi, I would eat sushi 3 – 4 times a week and Maiko is my favorite location for Sushi. I have been to both locations west Island and Outremont. Both are very good, amazing service, different options and food is always fresh and just perfect. I highly recommend the specialties, forget the usual spicy salmon, tuna or Kamikaze, just go for their specialties.

Love this place. Food is amazing.
I always end up getting the ‘Maiko’ dinner which includes:
Dashi miso soup
Maïko salad
Sushi or sashimi
Tempura shrimps
Sirloin steak teriyaki
Steamed rice
Dessert
Japanese Green Tea
Can’t wait to go back.
Granted their menu is a little on the pricey side but so worth it.

Delicious sushi, very classy, slightly expensive (depending on the size of your belly), good for dates :)

Holy shit this place is amazing.
I went here with a few of my cousins and one of their girlfriends and man, we ordered a ton of food. We must’ve ordered at least 10 different dishes and between the 4 of us, we tore it up.
This is a pretty classy modern spot so make sure you have enough money in the bank before you head on down here to grab an intimate dinner with your significant other or to get late night drinks.
I don’t know where to start. The food, drinks, atmosphere, service, everything was awesome. I can’t rave enough about this place. I’d go to Montréal just to eat here again.
The food come out in smaller portions so don’t go expecting to order one dish be be satisfied. They come out artfully crafted and it’s plated with much care and consideration. I felt like a food judge at a fancy restaurant.
From what I understand per my cousin who took us here, it gets really booked up so make sure you have reservations. And the night we went it was a random weekday night and it was already super crowded and it didn’t let up even past closing time.
Service was great. The waiters and waitresses were super attentive and helpful with the menu and if they’re not busy and if you’re willing, they’ll chat you up good.
Only thing is the location. It’s in a strip mall so you wouldn’t think of a place like this would be in this type of location, but it’s there.
Btw, please don’t be that couple of girlfriends that just order wine and appetizer then sit there for hours on end bitching about men, work, etc. because the tables are close and we could hear everything.
Parking: Big lot
Price: 20+ per person
Wait: Make reservations

Regular customer there as I work close, its always full! The sushi are delicious n the servers remember what you drink! Make sure u reserve, i didnt once on a Monday night n it was packed. Great ambiance too

There are four different Asian restaurants in this same strip center — one of them is another sushi restaurant behind this one. I think this might be one of several locations — I am not sure because I do not live in Montréal. I work for a company who is headquartered in the area.
This place was fairly busy for a Tuesday night in the suburbs. Décor was nice and service was excellent. They refilled my water often and quickly accommodated our requests for more soy sauce and even what the weather was supposed to be for the next day.
What wasn’t that good was the food. I ate with two co-​workers. I split the $ 60 «sushi pour deux» with one of them and the other guy had a $ 27 sushi plate. The $ 27 was supposed to yield 10 pieces; the $ 60 was supposed to be for 32 pieces. I think the chef can’t count, because we definitely didn’t get 3x more than our coworker.
In addition, the assortment wasn’t that spectacular: tuna and salmon sashimi, yellow-​tail sushi and the rest of it was rolls. The rolls were a lot of rice and nothing too memorable.
We had ice cream/​sorbet dessert and it was the best part of the meal. Balls of frozen Lychee, Mango and Raspberry artfully displayed.

One of the best sushi in Montréal, Maiko never disappoints. They offer great variety of very fresh sushi. Try the sushi pizza as an appetizer, it’s fun and yummy! When I go to Maiko, I always enjoy a well chilled German Riesling with my friends or family, it complements the fish deliciously. The lights are dark, the décor is pretty, and trust me, your sushi craving will begin right here.

Try the entre — Shrimp/​Scallops and sweet potato — ‘beignets des fruit de met” — its almost a meal in itself. all the sushi dishes are very well presented.

Français après
I mean to restore a little bit of justice with the average of really bad review they received. Do i personnally think it’s worth 3 stars? Nah impossible. 4 is more honnest. The issue I have with reviews is one thing only: People tend to compare to the real thing but I never based it on that. 2 reasons: North American taste and market is by itselt a different sushi tradition. Based on that, the décor of that restaurant is really good. They offer generous portion with good consistency. As for Sauce comment on previous reviews, they are very alright and saved on THE SIDE! They serve the typical sushi-​bar stuff card and the service is great and quick. No complaint on that. The wine list is OK nothing to be wowed about but hey it’s a sushi bar. So overall, 20 – 25 pieces there is A LOTTT. 30 pieces for 2 and we we’re increadibly full. 150 $ for 2 with one bottle of wine. Not the cheapest option but the portion on the generous side and the consistency of well done sushi meets any standard for what is considered in Montréal a good sushi bar. But I’m a white dude that haven’t been in Asia or West Coast of North america (where asian food of all type is known to be up to asian standards).
Je dois restoré le tord fait à la côte de ce sushi bar qui pour moi souffre de mauvaises critiques pour 2 raisons: Les standards américains de nourriture asiatique sont généralement différent que ceux de la côte ouest nord-​américaine et de l’Asie. Le fait est qu’a Montréal, on a souvent des puristes qui frappé fort en mettant des mauvaises notes sur les restaurant d’ici. Enfin le fait est que c’est un sushi bar avec des portions très généreuse et une bonne consistance dans la préparation. Je dois dire que le décor de l’extérieur déçoit et celui de l’intérieur est vraiment très bien (surtout pour un restaurant du west island de montréal). Je dois dire que normalement quand je sors dans un sushi-​bar, je consommé 20 – 25 portions mais cette fois-​ci, 30 portions à 2 c’était vraiment assez. La liste des vins est Ok mais sans plus, sans non plus être pathétique et le service est amical, rapide et pas du tout agressant. Enfin, le fait est que je né peux croire que la clientèle locale né mettra pas une bonne note pour cela car l’Ouest de Montréal est rempli de place qui sont vraiment bof et de franchises qui une fois de plus nous servent des trucs standards, voir ordinaire. Maiko sort du cadre et est très bien.