Best Sushi Restaurants in Montreal

Real videos of Sushi Restaurants in Montreal — 12 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. CulinaryBustlingSocialChef-driven vendorsRooftop terraceLive events

    About the venue

    Time Out Market Montréal, located on rue Sainte-Catherine, is a culinary marketplace featuring a variety of food vendors and restaurants curated by notable local chefs. The spacious layout allows visitors to sample different cuisines under one roof, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. Since its opening in 2019, it has become known for its vibrant atmosphere and live entertainment events hosted regularly. Guests can enjoy dining in the vibrant common area or on the rooftop terrace during warmer months.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a sushi bar counter with various sushi rolls displayed under a glass cover. The camera pans across the counter, revealing different types of sushi and a menu board above listing various dishes and prices.

    705 rue Sainte-Catherine O

  2. TrendyInnovativeCasualVegan sushiCreative rollsStylish interior

    About the venue

    Sushi Momo on Saint-Denis Rue in Montreal is a sushi restaurant known for its innovative vegan sushi offerings. The menu features creative rolls, sashimi, and light bites that challenge traditional sushi norms. The stylish interior provides a cool dining environment that attracts both vegans and non-vegans alike. The restaurant is dedicated to quality ingredients, making it a unique dining experience in the city's culinary scene.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a variety of sushi rolls arranged on a wooden board. The camera pans across the assortment, highlighting different types of sushi with various toppings and fillings. The speaker expresses a strong appreciation for the visual presentation of the sushi.

    3609 Saint-Denis Rue

  3. $$IntimateModernArtisticHigh-quality sushiRich ramenArtful presentation

    About the venue

    Ryu Peel, situated on Peel Rue in Montreal, is an acclaimed Japanese restaurant specializing in sushi and ramen since 2018. The 50-seat venue offers an intimate dining experience with a menu that includes high-quality sashimi, colorful sushi rolls, and rich ramen. Customers appreciate the fresh ingredients and the chefs’ attention to detail in presentation. The ambiance combines modern aesthetics with traditional Japanese influences, enhancing the overall dining experience.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a variety of sushi pieces arranged on a black rectangular plate, accompanied by bowls of edamame, miso soup, soy sauce, and a glass of orange juice. The camera remains static throughout the clip, capturing the initial moment when a hand enters from the right side holding chopsticks over the plate of sushi.

    1474 Peel St

  4. $$TrendyContemporaryVibrantFusion sushiSeasonal specialsExtensive drinks

    About the venue

    Sushi Sama, located on Beaubien Rue E in Montreal, offers a fusion of Japanese and local Montreal flavors. The restaurant features a stylish interior with a capacity for around 80 diners. Opened in 2020, their menu includes innovative sushi rolls, sashimi, and seasonal specials that highlight the best ingredients from local markets. The extensive drink menu complements the culinary offerings, enhancing the dining experience.

    What the videos show

    The video shows a close-up of hands using chopsticks to pick up sushi from a plastic tray. The sushi includes various types such as salmon, avocado, and shrimp tempura rolls.

    1889 Beaubien East

  5. $$IntimateElegantInnovativeJapanese-French fusionSeasonal tastingFresh sushi

    About the venue

    Jun I, located on Laurier Ave W in Montreal, offers an exceptional dining experience that highlights Japanese cuisine with a French twist. Since its opening in 2016, it has gained a reputation for its meticulously crafted sushi and sashimi, along with seasonal tasting menus that change regularly. The restaurant's decor creates an intimate atmosphere, making it a popular choice for special occasions and romantic dinners. Diners enjoy a diverse range of dishes created from high-quality, fresh ingredients.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a close-up view of sushi rolls on a wooden table. The camera pans slowly, revealing additional elements such as chopsticks, empty plates, and a teapot. The audio consists of non-verbal sounds.

    156 Laurier Ave W

  6. ModernCasualInteractiveHandroll sushiSake selectionCustom options

    About the venue

    Motto Handroll Bar, found at 473 R. Saint-François-Xavier in Montreal, emphasizes a casual yet elevated dining experience specializing in handroll sushi. Guests can choose from a variety of fresh ingredients to custom-make handrolls or select from signature options like spicy tuna. Opened in 2019, the modern minimalist decor and bar seating encourage an interactive experience where diners enjoy watching their meals being prepared. The venue also offers a selection of unique sake and Japanese beers to complement the dishes.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a sushi restaurant named Mottto Handroll, featuring close-up shots of sushi dishes, diners seated at tables, and a chef preparing sushi. The ambiance of the restaurant is highlighted, with the camera moving through double doors to another dining area and briefly showing the street outside. The video captures the essence of the dining experience, including the presentation of food and the overall atmosphere.

    473 R. Saint-François-Xavier, Montréal, QC H2Y 2T1

  7. $$ModernInvitingCasualCreative rollsHigh-quality sushiSake selection

    About the venue

    Prince Maki Sushi Plus, located on Saint-Jacques Rue in Montreal, is renowned for its fresh sushi and creative rolls. Opened in 2019, the restaurant emphasizes high-quality ingredients and offers a variety of sushi options along with Japanese fusion dishes. The cozy, modern interior is inviting for both casual diners and groups, with friendly service enhancing the overall experience. The restaurant also provides a selection of sake and Japanese beverages to complement the meal.

    What the videos show

    The video opens with a close-up of a vibrant sushi buffet table, showcasing an array of meticulously arranged sushi rolls, including those with orange toppings, alongside shrimp and black mushrooms. The camera smoothly pans across the display, highlighting the colorful and appetizing presentation of the dishes on white rectangular plates, surrounded by green leafy vegetables. The scene is set in a well-lit dining environment, suggesting a high-quality restaurant or buffet setting. At 00:01, a voiceover says, 'This is the first time over there,' indicating a visitor's first experience at this location, adding a personal, experiential layer to the footage. The focus remains on the food, emphasizing visual appeal and variety, with no human presence beyond the implied visitor perspective. The video is concise, lasting only 7 seconds, and maintains a steady, deliberate pace that enhances the sensory experience of the cuisine.

    251 Rue Saint-Jacques

  8. ChicIntimateRefinedHomemade pastaWood-fired pizzasSeasonal ingredients

    About the venue

    Palma in Montreal is a chic eatery on Rue Peel known for its Italian-inspired menu that emphasizes seasonal ingredients. Featuring a warm and inviting design, it offers a refined dining experience suitable for both casual and special occasions. Menu highlights include homemade pasta and wood-fired pizzas, drawing in food enthusiasts. The intimate atmosphere and attentive service make it a favorite among locals.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a table filled with various dishes, including sushi rolls, chicken with sauce, grilled vegetables, and a salad. The camera pans across the table, highlighting the different dishes.

    100 Rue Peel

  9. ExcitingDynamicSportyFormula 1Biking pathsMotorsport events

    About the venue

    Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, located on Île Notre-Dame in Montreal, is a renowned motorsport circuit that has been hosting the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix since 1978. The 4.361-kilometer track features various turns and straightaways, making it an exciting venue for motorsport enthusiasts. Visitors can attend races or experience the facility during off-seasons, with bike paths around the circuit for cycling.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a sushi platter on a table, decorated with a string of international flags. The camera pans across the platter, highlighting various types of sushi, and then moves to another plate with different sushi rolls. A person walks behind the table, partially obscured by the flags.

    1, circuit Gilles-Villeneuve

  10. NaturalRecreationalScenicRunning trailsPicnic areasCity views

    About the venue

    Royalmount located in Mount Royal Park offers a spacious area for outdoor activities amidst nature in Montreal. The park features running trails, picnic areas, and scenic lookout points that provide breathtaking views of the city. Popular among locals for recreational activities like jogging and cycling, it serves as a natural escape from the city's hustle. The park is maintained year-round, attracting visitors for both relaxation and exercise.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a sushi restaurant setting, focusing on a tray of sushi rolls with red roe, wasabi, pickled ginger, soy sauce, chopsticks, and a plastic water bottle. A hand enters the frame holding black chopsticks, and the camera pans to reveal diners seated at wooden tables, enjoying their meals amidst greenery. The scene includes a person in jeans facing a counter area where chefs work inside glass enclosures, with an unusual white lamp shaped like an animal hanging above them.

    Mount Royal Park

  11. CozyElegantCulturalMiddle EasternAuthentic flavorsCultural events

    About the venue

    Kutum Montreal, situated on Avenue Laurier E, specializes in Middle Eastern cuisine in a cozy and elegant setting. Opened in 2018, the restaurant emphasizes authentic flavors and fresh ingredients. Guests can enjoy dishes such as shawarma, fattoush salad, and baklava, crafted with care. The warm atmosphere and complimentary service make it an attractive dining option for families and couples alike. It often hosts cultural events, drawing in a community of locals interested in Middle Eastern culture.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases various dishes at Kutiim Montreal, including halved boiled eggs, tacos, drinks, chicken with rice, and salad. It also features the restaurant's exterior and logo.

    1677 Avenue Laurier E

  12. AuthenticCulturalRelaxedTraditional sushiSeaweed saladsInviting decor

    About the venue

    Château Maneki in Montreal has been serving traditional Japanese cuisine since 2016, known for its authentic sushi and sashimi selections. The restaurant features a classic Japanese decor with bamboo accents, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Signature dishes include their assorted sushi platters and fresh seaweed salads. It attracts both sushi lovers and those seeking a cultural dining experience.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases various sushi dishes, highlighting their ingredients and presentation. It includes close-up shots of different types of sushi, such as salmon nigiri and shrimp rolls, along with a drink. The camera pans across the tray, providing a detailed view of each dish.

    740 Boul Crémazie E, Montréal, QC H2P 1G2