Kanda

Le meilleur endroit de sushis all-​you-​can-​eat sur l île de Montréal, pour en avoir fait plusieurs. Lea sushis sont bons, le poisson est frais, les portions de sashimis grosses. Contrairement au autres places de sushis dont les sushis sont souvent plein de riz et avec peu de garniture, les rouleaux du kanda sont bien garnis.
En plus des sushis, il y a une grande variété de bouchées ou de plats a commander. Le service est parfois un peu malhabile, mais je me suis toujours fait servir avec courtoisie et rapidité.
Je recommande vraiment ce restaurant. La nourriture vaut pleinement le prix, et il est possible d amener sin vin. Contrairement a ce qui est indiqué, le restaurant est toujours ouvert. Il est seulement fermé entre 15h et 17!

The place is called Panda price was about $ 23 per person plus taxes which are close to $ 5 per person, overall place is clean and calm ambiance, they had an extensive menu for AYCE however note there is no al la carte option — they had sushi, kitchen food, and asian fusion.
Ordered the sushi — salmon and tuna were good quality, the rice to fish ratio was good, the avocado was ready to eat, the wasabi wasn’t the best– appeared dry, the beef ribs were good, my girlfriend ordered the pad thai she didn’t like as if the noodles were overcooked.
Good benefit — BYOB, bought a bottle of wine from the market in front $ 10 and they popped it open went great with the food, overall damage for 2 $ 66 with tip and tax,

A vast variety of choices including sashimi, sushi, Chinese and Japanese dishes. Great place for a hearty post workout meal

All you can eat sushi! Great for sushi lovers who live in the area. They forgot to bring some things we ordered and the service was a bit slow, but food tasted great.

My wife and I really enjoyed our dinner here. The menu for the AYCE is extensive, even apart from the sushi.

This place was excellent. I’d long been a fan of Sushi Palace up by Cote Vertu, and this place just gave it competition.
Same deal. All you can eat, you tick boxes. The food is all very very fresh and yummy. A more simple, basic menu than Sushi Palace, but somethings tasted fresher in my opinion. Just different, but excellent.
But another perk about this place, is that the seating/​atmosphere is nicer, with the booths, AND its a BYOB, or for me, Bring Your Own Sake, which means serious savings.
We had a great time, and will very much return if we want sushi. This and Sushi Palace are now my favorites in Montréal.

I go here only for the spicy rolls and salmon sashimi and sushi. Always fresh, great spicy mayo. Best lunch deal and fast service! 14.99 $ all you can eat lunch!

This is the best of all Kanda restaurants! The service is very fast, the food is amazing and the place is very nice too.

There are four or five Kanda sushi restaurants in Montréal and this Kanda on Queen-​Mary is definitely the best of the lot. In order to get high value for your money I’d suggest that you go to Kanda for lunch during the week. This way you’ll only pay around $ 20 (tips and taxes included), however if you go there in the evening or on a weekend you could end up paying around $ 35 with not much improvement on the menu.
They have got a big dining hall with very friendly staff and very efficient service. I stick to Sushi but you can order rice, chicken or soup dishes (they’re on the menu) or dumplings and vegetable Tempuras as well. Their best item in my opinion is Salmon Sashimi which is basically a big morsel of raw salmon. Try it with their pink shredded-​ginger and you won’t be disappointed. As for their Sushis, you can go ahead with Kanda Special, California rolls, Caviar and Eel varieties, all of which are excellent. Their Japanese dumplings and vegetable Tempuras are very good too.
The dinner buffet has all you can eat ice cream too but in my opinion it’s a bit of an overkill. After having stuffed yourself with all the Sushis, Sashimis, Dumplings and Tempuras, it really would be difficult to have a go at your ice cream. That’s why, in my opinion, the real value for money for this buffet comes out if you go there for lunch when you can have an AYCE for only around $ 20.
I go there once or twice a month and their quality is very consistent (both for the food and for the service). This restaurant is always crowded at lunch time from people from nearby offices or even from UdeM students (it’s that inexpensive hehe).
So if you want to have a go at unlimited good quality Sushi without spending a lot of money, I’d recommend you go to Kanda Queen-​Mary.

Best All-​You-​Can-​Eat sushi in the city. And Kanda on Queen Mary proves that not all Kandas are the same. If you didn’t enjoy a Kanda experience somewhere else, don’t write Kanda Queen Mary off. If you enjoyed Kanda elsewhere, you’ll love it at Queen Mary. Always fresh, always friendly service, and always fast. I always leave there happy and full, and for the price they charge, what more can you ask? Delicious.

Now this is the place to get sushi in volume. The chefs are great and experienced so quality is top notch for a sushi buffet