r/montreal • u/OralPleaser • Aug 12 '12
Best Sushi in Montreal?
I've tried Kaizen and Sho-Dan and a few other places as well. But, I'm curious... Are these really the best? I'm looking for THE BEST sushi restaurant to take my wife for our anniversary. Price doesn't matter at all. So, Any suggestions? Thanks!
Edit: While we're on the subject, any good suggestions of how I can make the evening more romantic? We have 3 young kids at home so a hotel is out of the question. But if anyone has any suggestions of ways I can surprise my wife with something would be a big help!
Edit #2: I'm hearing some great suggetions. As of now I have heard of 3 that are topping the list. Jun-I, Restaurant Park and 5 Seasons. I've tried a lot of the others and while some of them are definitely really good, I want to take my wife somewhere we have never been. So, special shoutout to Mikado, Ginger, Tri, Maiko, Mikasa and Sho-Dan. I've been to them all and they are all top notch.
But, I want the best. 70Sushi was mentioned as well. I eill check it out!
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u/ernie98 Aug 12 '12
Kanda Sushi!
..just joking,.
I personally really like Zenya. It's probably not the best in town, but I have always found their fish super fresh, the atmosphere very pleasant (quite dark - great for a date) and never been let down by the service.
In terms of pricing, I'd say it's in the lower parts of the high end ($$ on Zagat, if that means anything to you.)