Odaki - Montreal, Quebec

This was the worst sushi restaurant I have ever eaten at. Quite frankly, maybe the worst restaurant I have ever eaten at period. Shitty service. Really bad food, one of my sushis tasted like mold and I had to spit it into my napkin. I didn't finish, just dropped enough ... money to cover the bill, got up and left the rest of the food on the table and left still hungry. I was super pissed at my choice to eat here, it really ruined my day. I can't stress enough how bad it was. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!! Read more

AVOID! The only good thing about this restaurant are the confy seats and nice tables. The waitress was very nice but lacking on attentiveness. I went with a friend and we tries to order one from the "diner menu" (more expensive) and the other from the "lunch menu" (less expensive). A ... lady, which I am guessing she was a manager of some sort, told us we could not do that as we were sitting on the same table, that we could order from different menus as long as we sat on different tables. Anyhow,we both agreed on taking the dinner menu to avoid any further stress. Later on she did a last call on the lunch menu and only brought out a part of our order saying that we already had too much food on the table. I politely asked her for the rest of the order and she proceed saying that we had to pay for whatever was left if we didnt finish our meals. All in all was a terrible experience and stay away from the dumplings, they are really, really disgusting. Read more

Best sushi restaurant we have tried so far. We usually go at noon since it is cheaper, but during the night, there is more variety. The fish is very fresh and we have great service every time we go (we take about 1-2 hours to eat). Presentation is excellent: the ... room, the fact we can see some of the cooks at work, and the different plates of course. The only down point would be the men's bathroom. Read more

Overall god experience, can be quite pricey for a couples night out. In excess of 70 dollars for all you can eat during the week. Decent selection of wine and beer. Sashimi is fresh, Maki is very well presented and a decent variety of menu selections are available.

Sushi by conveyor belt! A concept I saw in London has come to Montreal. As the sushi passes your table, you see what you want and take it. And it is all you can eat! They do have a small menu for hot or cold dishes ... as well. The sushi is simple and basic, but fresh. Prices are reasonable. Read more