Sushi Palace

A friend of mine recommended this sushi place. All I have to say is their sushi are quite good! We ordered a trio sushi plate (42 pieces) for about 40 $. Delivery on Friday’s is after 5:00PM and we got our after 30 minutes.

Disappointment. I rarely write reviews, but this time I had to. This place is not even Sushi, it was disgusting. We were a group of four people, we didn’t know what to eat, most of the pieces were so bad.
One server was extremely rude while another was very nice and helpful.
We were glad that they missed some of our orders. Hand rolls were more like chewy gum, sashimi was horrible, the soup was ok, I had the hot and sour and that was the best thing, other than the Water.
I highly do not recommend this place, although I heard a lot of good things about it.

I give 5 star not because it’s the best sushi there is but because it’s the best a volonté sushi places in Montréal. Well that’s my opinion. I was in many all you can eat sushi places but this one is the one I come back to even if it’s 30 min drive from my house.

Some plates are a hit and some are a miss. However, the good plates are so tasty that it makes you quickly forget the average ones. When the food is great, it really is. The service is amazing. The food comes quickly, the table is cleaned often and the staff is friendly. For an all-​you-​can-​eat restaurant, it’s definitely a great place! It’s the perfect place to try all sorts of Asian dishes at a moderate price.

Bön rapport qualité-​prix pour des sushis à volonté. Évidemment, ils sont loin de réinventer les sushis et la cuisine asiatique, mais pour le prix, c’est parfait.
Point positif important: le menu à volonté contient également une variété importante de plats asiatiques de toutes sortes, ce qui est idéal pour ceux qui né mangent pas de sushis.
Ils font aussi la livraison dans le quartier avec un menu à la carte abordable d’aussi bon rapport qualité-​prix. Si vous allez chercher votre commande au lieu de la faire livrer: 10% de rabais.

Beware of the greedy, owners wife! She could not care less about your experience. After having told me that it was $ 26 like 3 times, she asked me if I would be out in about an hour because at that time their restaurant gets busy! Made me feel like a bum! Sushi selection was poor. Not sure if food tasted bad because of the interaction at the entrance or that it was just substandard.

This is a decent sushi place options are very limited. I gave this place 3 stars because of the portions we ordered chicken wings as an appetizer and got 2 pieces of wing dings. However the sushi tastes decent and so does the tempura.

I revisited Sushi Palace for lunch today. I saw reviews of late stating complaints that I had not experienced and besides craving sushi, I wanted to find out if these complaints were true.
Sorry to say that unlike my previous visits, both the food and the service were less then perfect.
The salmon sashimi, which I remembered to have melted in my mouth was borderline chewy. The cooked shrimp may have been previously frozen but I had to look closely to see if they were even real! Terrible taste and texture.
The hand rolls were wrapped in seaweed that was chewy.
Several items that I ordered were never delivered and no explanation was given.
The service was polite but unlike previous visits was not attentive. There was a 20 minute period when my table was ignored in spite of the fact that the wait staff were constantly passing by. The restaurant was not overly busy and they seemed to have sufficient staff to handle the amount of seated clientele.
To add insult to injury they raised the lunch all you can eat price from $ 14.99 to $ 16.99.
Farewell Sushi Palace, it was great while it was great but it’s time for me to move on.

Boy oh boy ! Where should I start from? Nose hair on the plate, flies on the soya sauce or the rude waiter ?
Sushi– all we get in Montréal are ⁹⁄₁₀ sushi places run by Chinese, FYI sushi is Japanese. There are still good Chinese run sushi places. This one is just a disgrace to sushi. Soggy rice, frozen tempura and waiter with rude demeanour. This place is a No Go.
Let alone be the quality, it’s nothing personal but personal hygiene.

Service was terrible, we had to ask for soy sauce… It took 20 minutes to get our second round of orders and the sushi was cold the whole time.
Overall for 55 $ for 2 ppl, go get good quality sushi from somewhere else.

J’avais l’habitude de manger des sushis à volonté en centre ville. Mais j’ai déménagé à ville saint-​Laurent… Il me fallait trouver un bon sushi à côté de la maison! J’ai donc trouvé sushi palace sur Internet et nous l’avons testé! Et bingo!!! On a un bon sushi à volonté à côté de la maison!!! Et ce n’est pas toujours facile de trouver un bon sushi à volonté! Le poisson est toujours frais et le service est bon! La Deco est sympa mais il faut penser à réserver le vendredi et le samedi soir car il arrive de faire une heure d’attente!
Ils ont également une sélection de viande qui change comme l’agneau aux noix de cajou!

All you can eat. Salmon is good

All you can eat sushi … How can you go wrong? Great sushi at an amazing price. Staff are polite and place is always clean.
They have very fast service, you never have to wait too long for your order.

All-​You-​Can-​Eat! Is there an end to my gluttony. We we’re patrons twice and the latter visit was as good. The name of the restaurant, an eponym derived from royalty to which seems highflown and colonial. Anyway, the food is great. The caviar fried rice is most worthy. The sushis, makis and sashimis are true to such establishment, less refined in the presentation. But still very much enjoyable. The hot kitchen menu substitues adequately for those who do not eat raw fish.
I am always reluctant to order more than twice. People tend to be judgemental.

As an Asian, I don’t like this restaurant since the foods are not pre prepare. Just not good.

Did not eat here. I arrived for a late lunch to learn that they were closed. The staff at the door was flippant and incredibly rude. I invested the time to tell the owner, he didn’t seem to care. If that’s how they treat their potential customers, I cannot trust them to put any care into the food they prepare.

Great place if you want lots of good quality sushi. For amazing prices. $ 22 – 25 per person for all you can eat.
Usually, before coming to Montréal, I’d avoid a sushi all you can eat at all costs. But then seeing what this city offers in terms of sushi (a couple of amazing but very expensive places, or terribly bad places), this place turned out to be simply amazing.
We now go here now, me and my gf, everytime we feel like going to town on sushi. And its really good sushi too. Obviously not the best, but for the price, really good. If you want something more fine, then go to Park. If you want two bottles of wine, as much as you want, and to leave happy without thinking you spent too much, this is your place.
(Important to note, the All-​You-​Can-​Eat is also to order, it’s not off of a buffet. You make as many orders as you want. But if you over order, you gotta pay $ 1 per piece, apparently, though I never have, and we’ve left up to five pieces.)

Everytime I go to that place, I am not disappointed. The food and services are amazing. It’s worth every dime. Despite the numerous customers, the food were prepared in a professional and quick way. The waiters are also nice and smiling.
However, the hostess is my main problem. I waited 10 – 15 minutes before she finally decided that I was actually waiting to be seated ! I stood at the reception like an idiot while she just ignored me, even passed in front of me. But when a white lady came, she was quick to serve her first and me second. It was probably the last time that I went to that place !

This was my first all-​you-​can-​eat sushi experience and I was totally, totally floored. The sushi and other dishes I tried were yummy, fresh and visually appealing.
I tried a variety of dishes ranging from the raw sushi, to rolls, to grilled dishes and to rice. I was really surprised that the curry rice tasted like a dollarstore rice that I purchased before.
All the dishes were really good, the service was a bit slow but friendly, the price was a bit high for my budget but it was a nice experience.
I recommend this place highly and will absolutely go again.

I’ll shorten this up.
The one in this location, Ville Saint-​Laurent, is … alright. ³⁄₅
The one in Chinatown is slightly better, 3.5÷5
The one in Nun’s Island (Ile-​Des-​Soeurs) is the best. I would give that place ⁴⁄₅.
Anyhow, the one in Ville Saint-​Laurent is alright. Food is just meh compared to the other two locations.
If you can, try to go to the one in Nun’s Island. There is also a parking lot so you won’t have to pay for parking.

I come here all the time. Avoid eating there for dinner on weekends. There’s always a lineup. Looking at about 45 min wait. If you’re lucky enough to get a seat, their service is slow especially when they’re packed.
Generally there’s an all you can eat menu. Pay one price and get all you can eat sushi and other asian dishes. Be careful not to order too much, there is a penalty for wasted food.
Great food. Slow service.

Very nice place. The service is efficient, fast, and the waiters are very polite. The food is great, although some sushis are not to my personal preference, most of them taste quite nice. The cuisine menu of this place is what attracts me the most, the stir-​fried Chinese dishes and the lamb skewers are must-​tries.
Two thumbs up!

Comme sûrement plusieurs autres, j’ai découvert Sushi Palace grâce à des coupons moitié prix trouvés sur le Web. Ça n’est pas l’endroit le plus près de chez moi (2 lignes de métro et une marche de 15 minutes) mais on s’est dit que l’aubaine sur le repas valait le prix du transport.
Petite remarque pas rapport. En marchant vers Sushi Palace à partir de la station Côte-​Vertu, j’ai trouvé une rue qui porte mon nom de famille. C’est la première fois que je voyais J’étais bien contente alors j’en ai pris une photo! Et oui, les simples plaisirs sont mes favoris.
Bön, de retour à Sushi Palace. Je savais que c’était un buffet donc je suis allée au gym en après-​midi et on a fait par exprès pour manager plus tard que d’habitude. On a commandé un peu de tout pour ce qui est des sushis et du tempura. On a dû en reprendre deux autres fois car pour chaque commande, on doit remplir une petite feuille avec nos choix, et au départ, on n’était pas certain des proportions.
J’ai bien aimé les sushis et le tempura et je suis ressortie pleine à craquer. La chose que j’ai le moins aimé c’est que le resto sert aussi de la cuisine Thaï et du Séchwan. J’aime mon japonais traditionnel et je trouve ça bizarre que ça soit mélangé avec d’autres cuisines asiatiques qui, selon moi, sont complètement différentes. Si l’endroit s’appelait «Palais d’Asie», ça ferait plus de sens il me semble. Je comprends que c’est utile pour les groupes où il y a des gens difficiles, mais bon, j’ai droit à mon opinion.
Somme toute, j’ai quand même aimé mon souper et j’y ai fait le plein de sushis jusqu’à né pas pouvoir manger mes derniers morceaux. Si j’habitais dans le coin, j’irais peut-​être encore, mais vu la distance, ça né deviendra pas un endroit où je retournerai souvent.