Soba Sushi

I don’t get to go too often because of the abundance of other sushi restos but it’s always been good. I would suggest trying the «Volcano» –very good!

Ordered some sushi for pick up on
. When I arrived, the staff was punctual and the food was already packaged. Upon arrival at home, I was pleasantly surprised that the sushi was not over-​packed with rice, unlike so many other sushi restaurants in Montréal who think we won’t notice.
Cheap, fast, and palatable sushi! I would definitely return.

This place is amazing! The food is delicious, they even managed to make vegetables appealing to me, now that means something! But seriously, the hot food is always excellent. I don’t eat sushis so I can’t pronounce myself on that, but for everything else, I have absolutely no complains. Big portions, flavourful dishes, and really balanced prices. I’ve been on a lifelong hunt for the best peanut butter sauce dumplings, and so far, SOBA is leading, sooooooo good. The only problem with this place is it always feel hectic, it’s small and they have a bunch of employees crammed behind the cash register, but once you’re seated, you forget about it quick.

If you order to eat in, their portion sizes are HUGEEE. We ordered the pad thai and got nearly 3x the amount you get at Thai Express. It was a mountain of noodles. I noticed when I ordered to go it wasn’t as much.
Of course, the drawback is that they’re not as good, but for the same price (10 $) it’s worth it if you’re 2 – 3 people. The restaurant itself feels a little sketchy. I wouldn’t eat their sushi there. Instead go to Sushi Yumi 2 blocks down!

Sushi are good, but they have too many orders, so they are messing with ingridients often.

Soba has always been the most consistent restaurant I’ve ever been, which I believe to be a very important factor. I really enjoy their food weather it’s at the diner/​take out/​delivery. they have a very impressive and vast menu to satisfy sushi lover and szechuan dishes. I like the local family vibe I get everytime, service always welcoming, sashimi always fresh, and the home made taste is so refreshing and heart warming in every bite. waiting time is relatively short for sushi restaurant, pick up is around 15 min and delivery is about 45 min, pretty standard for a business that’s so popular in the area.

Still my favorite sushi to go place of all times, been around many cities however there’s none like soba. Extremely efficient service with delicious melt in mouth salmon sashimi. I was really hoping they have a chain restaurant but this is the only one.

So I recently revisited soba, they have added some additional items on their menu such as the octopus salad! This time I tried their salt and pepper porc chops and black pepper crispy spinach chicken, it was an orgasm and a half I tell you! Must try!!!

I don’t understand why this restaurant has such bad reviews. I live next door so I pick up food fairly often. Everything I’ve tried has been really tasty. (General Tao, shrimp in lobster sauce, noodles, sushi…)

Ahhhh, sometimes I wonder about my decision making skills, tonight was one of those nights. I was in a sushi mood but it was 10:30 and not too many options at this hour nearby. Mikado’s, my first choice, was too late for pick up, I would have settled for sushi shop but they were closed. As I drove down Sherbrooke I saw Soba and Noodles, they were still open and quite a few people were inside, I quickly thought over my options, which were pick up something at Metro or McDonald’s, neither one appealing.
I had my heart set on sushi and I should have waited till tomorrow but I was in a stubborn mood and thought, what the hell, can’t be that bad so I parked and went in.
The staff was nice and I could see the cooks working and I didn’t get a super clean feeling but it was too late for much else so I ordered.
I’m not really into rolls, so I ordered Nigiri, eel, red snapper, salmon and yellowtail tuna. Against my better judgement I decided to check out their reviews on Unilocal while I waited, oh no, not good… mediocre and someone got really sick. I already paid and my order my order was ready so I surrendered to the experience… I got into my car and I peeked into my container and felt that the rice was warm, hate that… as for smell, seemed ok.
I got home and quickly dove in, free of expectations. Not great… Big slabs of mediocre fish on huge slabs of warm rice, not the melt in your mouth experience I was in the mood for. The ginger had an overly sweet, chemical taste which didn’t help either.
All in all, it’s one of those places that serves up a ton of food, too many choices to truly excell at anything in particular.
I obviousky wasnt expecting amazing but i wasn’t impressed, I won’t be coming back…

I don’t understand the poor reviews below. We ordered sushi from there and it was great. The rolls were fresh, large and not stuffed with rice. The octopus salad was amazing! Just wouldn’t recommend their spicy rolls, too much tempura. Their smoked salmon with salmon roll however were great.

Hello. I used to love soba. Ordered it once a week. Last time I ordered the spicy tuna roll I proceeded to vomit for 4 hours straight and had to be taken to the hospital. Vomiting all over myself as well as uncontrollable diarrhea all over the bed non stop until 8am.
NEVER. AGAIN. not worth the risk of pooing yourself

Soba Sushi is located along Sherbrooke in the middle of Westmount faces nearby competition. Walking along the street, I didn’t even notice the place until my friend pointed it out. Walking in, I noticed how small it was (seats around 30), but they had a huge amount of chefs working in the kitchen (around 8). This probably means that they were mainly focused on the take-​out business. Our group of four were seated quickly. The menu is quite large for a small place. You got your choices of sushi, but also your traditional Chinese take-​out as well. I ordered deep-​fried pork chops with fried rice, vegetables, spring roll, and a Wonton soup. Food came out quickly (around 5 to 10 minutes). The Wonton soup was disappointing (too much wrapping and the meat was bland). The main course, however, was good. Fried rice was done correctly (not too oily and tasted good). The spring roll was crispy and the filling inside was ample. The vegetables were steamed (nothing noteworthy). The pork chops themselves were great (not too much batter, meat temperature was perfect, just slightly spicy). Portion wise, I thought it was perfect, but my friend could not finish half of his Pad Thai. My friend who ordered the sushi said they weren’t bad. All in all, for the location and the price I paid (lack of atmosphere, okay food, good portions), this restaurant does an okay job.

For the hungry and cheap, this place is pretty awesome. Though it may not be totally authentic (I’m pretty sure they use rice krispies instead of tempura crumbs), it’s also pretty delicious and relatively cheap. If you’re going, get the Great Wall roll and the Spicy Tuna.

For the price, which is around the same as my usual place, I would expect better quality. Rice crispies (or something similar) are used in place of tempura, which I don’t like. It is not bad, but it is not great. I’d suggest getting sushi elsewhere.
I only had the sushi, so I can’t comment on the other food, but they do have a large selection of dishes.

They have a bit of everything. I recommend the Sushi Pizza, hot and sour soup, and I hear their General Tao is v good.