Saint Sushi Bar

My girlfriend and I spent a long weekend in Montréal and were craving some delicious sushi during our last night. We were pleasantly surprised to find Saint Sushi Bar within walking distance of our AirBNB. The wait staff was very insightful when it came to figuring out what to order. They we’re also friendly and kept a fun conversation going with us. I would have given them a 5, but I was unable to wash down our meal with some Asahi or Saki as they’re a dry restaurant. Next time we head to Montréal, we’ll definitely be back.

This is just a copy of Tri Express. Same menu, same price. Even the omokase (which means «chef’s choice menu») is the same! It’s not the chef choice, it’s Tri’s choice. Just go to the original one if you like this kind of sushi.
In either places, after the tasting menu we were still hungry. Everything taste the same with the rice crispy mix which is good but after eating the same thing in every order, we kind of got sick of it.
Also, if you are looking for an authentic japanese sushi place, this is not the place either.
In the end, I’d rather either go to a cheaper sushi place or save my money for the authentic one.

3.5 is my rating.
My coworker was craving for sushi so we stumbled over this place and decided to give it a try. Love the deco — it’s a very hippy modern sushi restaurant, not your typical traditional sushi place.
I decided to go with the tasting menu ($ 25.50)
First dish was a salmon carpaccio, with 2 pieces of salmon sashimi topped with shredded green apple. The green apple added a nice refreshing crunch to the dish.
Second dish were the Christmas trees. Essentially they were mixed lobster meat with tempura bits and spicy mayo stacked into a tree shape topped on a rice cracker. They have different types of filling for the Christmas trees — my coworker ordered the salmon one. I actually think I liked that one more. They called it lobster meat but I think it was just diced up imitation crab meat.
The Last dish were the 2 rolls — there were 5 pieces of the Madonna Maki roll, and 6 pieces of the Salmon Sensi roll. The Madonna maki was stuffed with salmon, mango, cucumbers, and avocado. The Sensi roll was stuffed with salmon mixed in tempura bits, lettuce, cucumbers, and avocado wrapped in rice paper. Very interesting twist in sushi rolls and tasted really refreshing. I liked how both rolls weren’t stuffed with rice, and instead with a lot of other vegetable ingredients.
A decent amount of food for one person — well worth the value.

After missing my connection heading home from a week long of traveling. The only thing my girlfriend and I wanted was… bomb sushi. Found this place on Unilocal and we were highly impressed!
A hip and modern sushi bar near downtown Montréal on a busy street filled with restaurants and shops. The interior was dimly lit and just set off a cool vibe. The music really brought me back. They were playing 90’s hip hop like Bone Thugs and Harmony — loved the music. Such a throwback!
Our waitress spoke great English and was overly nice to use and helped explain anything we had questions on the menu.
My girlfriend and I love sushi rolls — and that’s what this place had. Lots of delicious and unique sushi rolls! The names of the rolls were very unique. Most of the rolls were named after famous music artists.
We ordered an array of sushi rolls! Unfortunately, I was so exhausted from traveling I forgot all the rolls we ordered. It didn’t matter tho, they were all fantastic!
If I’m ever in Montréal again, I will absolutely be back here for more sushi!

Fantastic. Came in for an early (6pm) dinner. Service was very good and very fast. We were in and out within half an hour! I wouldn’t have objected staying longer though (another time) because the ambiance was super cool, with casual yet kind staff, interesting and varied clientele, and awesome dub tunes in the background.
Now for the food: the menu is relatively small for a Montréal sushi place, but I consider that to be an advantage — everything is fresh! My vegetarian partner got an avocado roll and the only veggie roll on the menu. She loved both, but the small veggie selection might limit our future visits. I had one of the dinner combos, the Bonnie. It started with an original sashimi. Two fat salmon pieces with jullien style apple shreds, olive oil, light chilli, and sliced scallions. Wow! Juicy and full of flavours. The main dish was not as tantalizing, but was still very good. It contained two different rolls and four pieces of nigiri (two salmon, and two shrimp). They have cheaper lunch specials until 2:30 pm. I was very happy with the food, the service and the atmosphere of the place. It’s not the cheapest sushi place in the neighborhood, but I highly recommend it. Definitely worth it!

Top chefs
Guys are super cool
Went in May 2015
They remember clients
Went back in December 2015 and he remembered me
Tasting menu is great!
Price/​quality is top, cheaper than all you can eat
Best sushis in town

Hands down the best Japanese food I’ve had in Montréal (granted, I haven’t had much due to the severe lack of good AYCE). We tried the tasting menu and it was a good value (came to $ 30 with tax and tip) and it was simply EPIC! Everything was delicious. In fact, the whole menu looked good. The Christmas Trees especially. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would definitely eat again. Also — good to note that they serve no meat at all (only seafood). We told the waitress that my friend is pescatarian and she said it was not an issue at all.

DELICIOUS
I came here twice, once on a first date and the other time with my family
The atmosphere is great, very hip and buzzing yet at the same time quite cozy
The food is affordable and the sashimi in particular was great
The wait isn’t too bad, and you can see the chef make the food in front of you since the kitchen is practically in the middle of the restaurant
The girl I brought really liked it ;)
The second time I came was with my family, and the wait was EXTREMELY long (over an hour total once we sat down). However, they provided us with complimentary salmon tartar for our wait which tasted amazing.
We ordered a shitload of food that all came at once and was all delicious, the quality of sushi here is very top notch for such an affordable price (maybe 15 – 20 $ per person)
I would definitely recommend to anyone who–
Actually, just anyone.

Great sushi, eclectic interior and casual ambiance.
I’ve been here several times now and every time I’m blown away by the sushi. Its definitely not traditional Japanese sushi, but its a very fun experience in terms of the interior and the taste. The interior has influences from all different south east asian regions as well as east asian influences. It’s casual, so there’s no need to dress up and every time that I’ve gone for lunch, there has never been a long wait or reservation needed. The service is great, friendly and they seem very down to earth. Its affordable especially if you share with several people and the bill comes out to be not more than $ 20 per person.
There is a popular tasting menu as well as several different types of rolls with fun names like the «Tupac Maki», «Michael Jackson Maki» etc. I’ve never had sushi like this before but its delicious and full of flavour. I recommend literally everything on the maki list and in the tasting menu! One of the sushis with a cucumber outer layer and no rice was also very new to me and light + delicious. They serve the sushi beautifully as well as you can see in the pictures. Its definitely a real art seeing how they plate their food.
I’m dying to come here again.

I love eating! I love food and love sushi! But where i live… I don’t get to eat good sushi. But this place!!! Oh my! Sooooo good and refreshing! If you’re expecting authentic sushi, this might not be the place for you. Although… most sushi place aren’t that «authentic» right? But the flavour combinations are very good! Felix and I each took the «menu dégustation» which was suggested by the waiter. And he told us that we would have a very good variety of sushies plus a miso soup. We took it to go because the place was jammed packed! So, the soup is very tasty. Full of umami flavours. The sashimi, fresh. The sushis, delicious! The staff, super nice, helpful… did i say nice? It’s only a 7 minutes drive from my place so doable. The only downside is the traffic and parking around there. It’s almost impossible to find something without getting annoyed by all the construction work in that area. But please. Go give it a try. Well worth it!

Don’t go into this place expecting traditional sushi, because you’ll be disappointed and will miss an opportunity to appreciate something new.
I would put 5 stars just for the service. Our waiter was a gem: cracking jokes, super attentive and ready to answer all our questions. The omakase is a great way to discover what they do best. The downside? No alcohol. You can’t even bring your own.
The tasting menu starts off with sashimi in a sake reduction and julienned apple. Delicious. The apple adds a tangy twist that harmonizes well with the fish.
We couldn’t get enough of the «Sapin de Noël», like they call it. Tartare with spicy mayo, crispy panko and fish eggs, served on a rice cracker.
The sushi plate itself was good, but not memorable. The rolls’ names were though. Try the «Michael Jackson» (black nori on the inside but white rice on the outside) or the «Madonna» (with yellow mango). My favorite was the rice paper-​wrapped spicy salmon roll. Just wow. Plus, you have a choice of sauces to dip your sushis in: spicy yogurt, soy sauce or fish/​vinegar sauce.
We were just hungry enough for the omakase. It was satisfying, but the food was so good that we still contemplated ordering another plate of sushi rolls.
Just out of gluttony.
Highly recommended!

For sushi snobs out there, if you want to eat at Saint Sushi, you must come in with the mindset that this is not authentic Japanese sushi. That said, the take on the sushi, nigiri, sashimi, etc. are quite creative and quite tasty!
Boyfriend and I are from Vancouver so we know our sushi. Decided to give this place a try given the high ratings. We were able to make a reservation the day of. The staff told us on the phone that they will hold our reservations for 15 minutes, and they definitely respect that despite the many walk-​ins that they have.
We had the chef’s tasting menu and were not disappointed. The sashimi is served with apples for acidity, which was refreshing and opens up one’s appetite. I still prefer just plain sashimi but this was a new experience. The «sapins» were great. Nice mix of flavours and the crispiness of the rice cracker nicely balanced out the lobster mixture. The rice cracker was also easy to hold :)
The sushi platter was thoroughly explained by the server. There was a roll which was wrapped in cucumber instead of nori, a roll wrapped with Vietnamese rice paper and another called the Michael Jackson. They were all great and also came with different dipping sauces to enlighten your palate. At the end, both of us were contently full.
The décor inside has influence from all over Asia and the open counter where all the food is prepared is probably the most relaxed and chill environment I have ever witnessed. This is a fun spot to try if you’re in Montréal. Remember, have an open mind!!! And make reservations!

I’ve been dying to come here ever since I looked through the reviews on Unilocal.It’s a small restaurant which boasts a very hip and laid back vibe. It was very busy and packed inside but that didn’t stop us from enjoying ourself. The waiter was extremely friendly and helpful upon ordering. We were two people and ordered 3 tasters. Sushi was unique and original– I loved the mélange of fruits and fish in each roll. We left full, satisfied and I’m definitely coming back.

En voyant les avis déjà laissés, je me doutais que j’allais me régaler. Ce que je né savais pas, c’est que tous les autres restaurants japonais allaient désormais devenir fades pour moi ! :)
De passage un soir, il n’y avait plus de place pour manger sur place. Nous décidons donc de prendre à emporter et d’aller manger le tout dans un parc pas très loin (oui c’était en plein été !)
Je reste toujours très basique d’habitude, à savoir je prends des makis ou california au saumon, des sushis saumon. Alors lorsque j’ai vu la carte hyper originale je né savais pas quoi faire ! Et j’ai décidé de me laisser tenter et surprendre par le menu Dégustation, qui proposait un assortiment d’un peu tout.
Et là, wahou ! Déjà la présentation était très jolie, mais c’était aussi un véritable festival pour mes papilles ! J’ai TOUT aimé. Mention spéciale aux «sapins de Noël».
Originalité, savoureux, fraicheur, voilà mon avis résumé en 3 mots !

For my boyfriend’s birthday, I was looking for awesome new restaurants for the both of us to try. When I first clicked on Saint Sushi Bar’s Unilocal page, the photos looked so good. When I actually clicked on the image, it shows that one of the pictures belonged to my cousin & fellow foodie, Kim T. After reading her review, I knew this is a place worth trying.
Good: We showed up as walk ins and the place was already packed, and the friendly host suggested we come back in 30 mins, so we strolled around the charming Duluth street. Finally we got a seat by the sushi bar so we get to watch all the action. Our waiter was really attentive, taking the time to explain how the menu works and recommended the tasting menu for our first time. $ 20 per person for some of the best sushi ever? Sold. The food arrived quickly and waiter would enthusiastically explain the dish (which also gets me hyped up). The service was fantastic, my overall experience is very favourable.
Bad: The wait will suck if you’re a walk in. It’s a very small space, but worth going for the food. Be smart, make reservations, don’t be a walk in.
Bottom Line: I am craving sushi as I write this. This place is the real deal. Now I know why there’s a lot of 5 stars on their Unilocal page.

Honestly, I’ve been to a couple of sushi places, but this is the spot!
The atmosphere is great and the food is even better.
Make a reservation and try to sit at the bar and get to know the artist that creat your dishes. The food is as wonderful as they are.
Go NOW!

Best sushi ever ! honnêtement ce sont les meilleurs sushi. vous né vous tromperez pas ! la seule minuscule bémol serait peut-​être par rapport au menu dégustation, c’est vrai que ce n’est pas assez pour deux. (tellement que c’est bon nous en voulons toujours plus!)

Bön mais le menu dégustation n’était pas assez copieux à mon goût. J’aurais dû prendre une soupe en entrée en plus. Les sashimis aux pommes au premier service étaient minuscules et il n’y avait pas assez de makis pour deux personnes selon moi. Aussi j’aime les sushis plus classiques. Excellent service et bonne ambiance.

Après avoir lu tant de bonnes chose nous sommes venus tester ce sushi.
Premier bon point on nous a aménagé une table car nous n’avions pas réservé et qu’il n’y avait plus de place, on n’avait pas la meilleur place du restaurant mais au moins on pouvait manger et ça c’est cool de leur part :)
Nous avons pris le menu dégustation à 23,5 $ par personne, à priori augmentation depuis les derniers avis Unilocal …, qui vous donne droit à 3 services: premier sashimi avec réduction de saké et pomme, deuxième une sorte de tartare de homard et en dernier un assortiment de maki du chef (bob marley, madonna, beatles et mickael jackson pour notre part).
Les 3 services étaient très bon, coup de coeur pour le tartare qui était magique à mon goût :)
Les sushis étaient très bons aussi, vraiment très satisfait de notre visite.
Le service était à l’écoute et très sympathique, tout simplement un des meilleurs que j’ai eu à Montréal sachant que je suis très difficile: D
Je recommande fortement le restaurant ainsi que leur formule dégustation. Cela est encore plus intéressant si vous y allez à plusieurs car vous pourrez goûter plus de maki car il y aura plus de diversité !
En plus ils prennent les réservations ;)
Déjà hâte d’y retourner !!!

Had an a-​ok lunch here today. Shared a few rolls with a friend and they were all tasty.
Considering that the avocado in my rolls were brown and dotted black, and that all the rolls looked like they were slapped together by an amateur, I’d have to say presentation was lacking.
For how much it cost, I’d say it’s pretty average. All in all a tasty experience, probably aided by the use of tons of mayo in their rolls.

Les sushis sont excellents et frais, nous adorons les prendre à emporter. Cependant les deux dernières fois ou nous avons commandé ils avaient oublié notre commande ou alors l’avaient échangé avec d’autres clients… de plus le prix du menu dégustation ont récemment augmenté.

Again, theory is confirmed, the best seat in any restaurant is at the bar. That’s where the action is at!
At Saint Sushi you will not be disappointed by owner Saeng who is always having a great time, pounding out his creation one after the next. My friend and I were enjoying his humming, singing and dancing along classic hits such as «Kiss on my List» by Hall & Oates and «Hypnotize» by the one and only Notorious B.I.G.
Inside is a surreal restaurant, with a fantastic atmosphere and eclectically decorated with Laotian traditional paintings & statues, but you’ll also find an Alice in Wonderland’s Rabbit pendant clock, an elephant sporting a NY Yankees baseball hat, various shaped lamps and so many more items that don’t quite fit together but somehow make sense here!
The menu contains an assortment of options. We went for the tasting menu which was surprisingly affordable! My favorites so far was the Christmas Tree, a conifer-​like mounted mixture of lobster, tobiko, masago, scallions and bits of tempura I believe. Close second is the Beatles which is a lobster maki encased in a cucumber sheet with enoki mushrooms topped with Tuna and Salmon sashimi. The joyfully named maki rolls were actually inspired from artists that owner Saeng grew up with: Bob Marley, Madonna, Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson, Tupac and many more — take the time to ask why and you’ll chuckle.
When asked about the restaurant name, Saeng mentioned that he used to love visiting many cities outside Montréal, that always seemed to the start with ‘St-​Something’… hence Saint Sushi was born (St-​Montréal didn’t quite sound right)!
The only drawbacks of this place is that they do not have a liquor license, which is not a bad thing as you can focus on the food… and the wait time, even when you have a reservation; which is also kinda ok in case you arrive late. Otherwise, if your are in for an unconventional sushi stop, then you’ve found it!

Des sushis hors de l’ordinaire, un endroit familiale, un service impeccable, suite aux nombreux commentaires nous avons pris le plateau découverte comprenant un belle assortiment, mais a mon gout la présence du tartare dans tous les sushis né permet pas de ressentir une grande diversité:(mais reste que ce sont des bon sushis très frais et non commun, je recommande le sushis sapin c’est trop bon même si la encore il est a base de tartare

If you’ve ever been to Tri Express and loved it, but found that the seating situation was less than ideal, than this is the place for you.
I think the chef here used to work for Tri because the flavour profile is almost identical.
That special flavour they put in very roll that you just can’t wrap your taste buds around (unami maybe?) is found in all the sushi’s here as well. They also have that yummy tartar topped on a cracker found at Tri that goes by the name ‘Christmas tree’
Super affordable and set in a larger space with tables of decent size, it’s a very nice place to enjoy a weekday sushi outing.
Get the chefs tasting menu (23.50 $), you won’t be disappointed.
Only downside is that, like Tri, they don’t have an alcohol permit so you can’t pair a good sake with the delicious sushi.

Vraiment bon sushi. Un peu cher pour la quantité mais la qualité est vraiment la! Nous avions pris le menu dégustation alors la prochaine fois nous sauront quoi prendre que nous avons préféré

Read good reviews about this place so decided to give it a try.
Décor is pretty cool with lots of thai influence. We had no reservation so had to sit at the sushi bar which was fine with me because I like watching the chefs roll their sushi.
My friend and I ordered 2 miso soup and the combo called Cycle which included 10 pieces of maki, 4 pièces of sushi, 2 pieces of the Christmas tree and sashimi.
First came the miso soup… oh god it was salty… barely took 2 sips. When we told the waiter, he said he would not charge us for them… ok.
As for the sushi, definitely cannot be called authentic. There is a lot of fruits used in the roll… which kind of masked the taste of the fish in the sushi rolls. Sushi in Japan is all about the fish… keeping everything simple so thay you can taste the freshness of the fish. It was good sushi but not something I would call authentic. You know it is fusion sushi when you see non japanese/​Asian making sushi: p
Although not the best I have tried but for the price, it is a pretty good bang for your buck. The service was also pretty good. I would go back for some affordable sushi and the sushi chef was very funny and made this experience a lot more fun.

Les sushis sont succulents ! Vraiment frais dans la bouche avec pleins de saveurs nouvelles que je n’ai jamais rencontrées dans les autres restaurants de sushis ou jai été auparavant. Le menu est simple on né peut pas se tromper et les noms des sushis sont très originaux! Le service est rapide lol une fois la commande passée hop même pas 5 minutes … LOL
L’ambiance y est chaleureuse et la musique de fond très bonne à mon goût ! J’y retournerai Ca cest sur !

The décor of Saint Sushi Bar doesn’t follow your typical Japanese restaurant. Really, I thought that I was in some sort of Indo-​Thai restaurant. But just as unconventional as the décor was, the menu was amazing.
Named after pop culture’s famous icons, each sushi roll was as unique as the people it represented. No, you won’t just taste a massive whiff of spicy mayo in each but you’ll actually get to taste intriguing combinations of flavors. Which is why the tasting platter is an excellent choice. Don’t worry, there are traditional sushi in the menu but the «celebrity» ones are must tries.
On top of excellent creative sushi, the staffs were extremely down to earth. My jokes were replied with more jokes coming from the waitress, one of the chefs kept telling us across two tables to not hesitate if we had any questions, another member showed serious concerns about my friend’s broken finger which was wrapped in a cast and wished for her well-​being. It felt as if we were welcomed not as clients but as professional friends.
Saint Sushi Bar really deserves a top spot on Unilocal.Do yourself a favor and add this place to your food bucket list.

Endroit accueillant, staff vraiment très sympathique, grosseur de Resto parfaite à mon avis (peut-​être une vingtaine de places assises?), et les sushis; vraiment très bons, frais, fait avec attention et créativité. J’ai vraiment hâte qu’ils obtiennent leur permis d’alcool…je reviendrai certainement plus qu’une fois par année quand ce sera le cas.

En tant que grand amateur de sushi, c’est de loin l’une si ce n’est la meilleure adresse à Montréal. Les sushi sont à des années lumières des autres sushi que vous pouvez manger en ville. La créativité et le goût sont au rendez-​vous et ce à chaque bouchée. Les sapins de Noëls sont des pures merveilles ! Vous aller oublier tous les autres sushi que vous avez mangé jusqu’à présent.

Enfin un restaurant de sushis qui change du traditionnel sushi aseptisé qu’on trouve à chaque coin de rue! Les produits sont excellents, la soupe miso et les sashimis à tomber, la déco de bric et de broc assez folle et chaleureuse, l’ambiance en cuisine (ouverte) fort sympathique (les cuistos chantaient quand nous sommes passés). Bref, on a passé une bonne soirée et je recommanderais l’endroit. MAIS j’ai tout de même un bémol: nous avons pris le menu dégustation que nous nous sommes partagés à trois… et même si c’est très original, j’ai personnellement eu le sentiment que tous nos sushis se ressemblaient :(

On a essayé ce restaurant et c’est de loin les meilleurs sushis!!! Prenez leur spécial découverte avec les «sapins» !!

Les meilleurs sushiii en ville tout simplement ! Je vous suggère le
Menu dégustation.

C’est mon amie qui m’a introduit à Saint Sushi et depuis, j’ai toujours envie de sushis que de chez eux. Ils font des sushis, ma foi, exquis! Avec des noms originaux comme Bob Marley, Madonna, Michael Jackson, tu trouveras ton paradis de sushi. Avec des sapins de Noël (un délicieux tartare de saumon sur une croustille de riz), des sashimis diviiiins, des makis merveilleux, c’est une explosion de saveurs dans la bouche qui te fait du bien dans le coeur.
Ah, et les chefs me reconnaissent maintenant tellement que j’y vais souvent. Pour emporter ou à la table c’est toujours un plaisir et un excellent service! :)

Un sans faute pour ce restaurant japonais proposant sushis makis et sashimis.
Rien à voir avec les sushis que l’on peut trouver en France, avec des ingredients basiques, et peu de mélanges.
Le midi deux menus sont proposés: adam et eve suivant votre faim. C’est le chef qui décide ce qu’il vous met dans l’assiette mais n’ayez crainte, c’est TRES TRES BON!
Pour notre part nous avons pu tester les «madonna» et les «bob marley».
Assaisonnement de mayonnaise épicée, de yaourt, des mélanges thon/​saumon, des tobikos et masagos (je me la pete, mais ce sont des oeufs de poisson :)) et plein de verdure!
Le menu est aussi accompagné au choix d’une salade thai ou d’une soupe miso délicieuse, très parfumée et généreusement garnie.
Le service est très agréable et sait nous conseiller dans nos choix.
Y aller sans hésiter!

On s’est régalés !
Menu frais, joliment présenté et un staff souriant pour 40 $ à deux (soit 20/​pers.)
Une très-​très bonne adresse pour manger des sushis, je la recommande !

Un des meilleurs sushi de la ville !
Service rapide et souriant, des plats a couper le soufflé pour un prix très raisonnable !
Et en plus ils font a emporter, ideal pour les plateaux télés du dimanche soir ;)

Absolument fantastique !!!
En tant que grands amoureux de sushis, nous y avons été à peine 1 mois après son ouverture (il avait déjà de très bons commentaires sur Unilocal).
La première fois, plus de place. Il faut dire que l’endroit n’est pas bien grand (5 – 6 tables) et nous n’avions pas réservé… un Vendredi soir.
La deuxième fois, après nous êtres assurés qu’il y avait de la place, nous y voilà ! Très bonne ambiance, musique super sympa, et les serveurs ont la patate et le sourire !!
La carte n’est pas bien longue, mais tout à l’air délicieux. Suivant les conseils sur Unilocal,nous avons demandé un menu dégustation (20 $ taxes incluses/​pers). Avec du thé… un régal ! Thé vert avec des grains de mais soufflés… super ! Le menu comprend 3 services, dont le dernier est une sélection du chef des makis de la carte. Nous avons réellement découvert de supers sushis ! Mais je vous laisse la surprise :)
Le mot de la fin? Courrez-​y !!!

Sortie dîner avec une amie, on s’est dit qu’on essaierait quelque chose de nouveau. Bien, laissez-​moi vous dire à quel point ce fût une superbe idée de venir ici! Alors que la ville accueillait sa première neige de l’année, je suis arrivée avec un peu d’avance. Je me suis dite que je sortirais mon portable pour faire un peu de travail en attendant, mais non! À la place, j’ai fait la rencontre des proprios et du chef. Quelle énergie!!! Gros sourires dès l’accueil, un thé vite servi pour bien se réchauffer, suivi d’un échange nostalgique entourant nos meilleurs souvenirs hivernaux d’enfance; c’est à ça que se résume mes 20 premières minutes dans la place.
Maintenant, place à la bouffe! Ce n’est pas un menu de sushi typique. Basé sur la musique, ce sont d’intéressants plats qui reflètent leurs artistes favoris. Le staff prend aussi bien le temps d’expliquer le menu et les plats lorsqu’ils arrivent. Si vous avez des allergies quelconques, ils ont de quoi pour vous! Ils font hyper attention et vous trouvent une alternative avec plaisir. Vraiment, chapeau! Les sauces sont bien bonnes, leur plat découverte pour 2 personnes est super intéressant et m’a plus que plu. Pour 20 $ chaque, vous recevrez 3 services qui tirent des diverses catégories du menu et une variété de rouleaux, au choix du chef.
Un autre élément positif et pratique est que tous les prix incluent les taxes. Donc, 20 $, c’est 20 $.
J’y retourne, certain!

ce resto se distingue de ses voisins grecs et italiens assez moyens. Si vous voulez les meilleurs sushi en ville vous êtes à la bonne porte.
Les chefs sont des amateurs de musique où leurs œuvres portent le nom de leur musicien préféré tel que Michael Jackson à Bob Marley, Bonnie et Clyde…
Le menu dégustation est un plus à essayer si c’est votre première fois ainsi il vous sera plus facile de choisir vos sushis préférés.
Le seul petit bémol est que les propriétaires attendent toujours l’obtention de leur permis d’alcool.