Sushi Dépanneur — Restaurant in Montreal

Been meaning to try this place out for sushi for a while now and I was pretty satisfied. You order by using their takeout menu (it's the same menu) and highlighting the sushi you want (this is great because you can take the menu to go after you eat so when you will want to order you already have a menu, also you can use the menu to re-order when you visit again).

This place has very limited seating but that's because it doubles as a mini grocery store with tons of japanese food, snacks, drinks, etc. It's a super adorable place though and it is worth trying to eat in if you can.

They start you off with a little salad and a tofu miso soup which are both delicious. We waited about 15 more minutes after for our sushi to arrive. You can also grab whichever drink you want from their fridge and they'll add it to your bill.

Ordered the usual rolls that I like (avocado, salmon, sushi pizza) and everything was delicious I just don't think it was remarkable enough to warrant visiting often. Their quality was good but taste-wise some of their basic rolls I can get a AYCE sushi places and it's a better deal. The prices are very fair for what the quantity they give though so if going to an AYCE sushi place isn't possible, this is...

My partner picked up two prepared sushi boxes tonight and we thought it was just okay food.

Sushi size was alright in our opinion, but they were definitely cold. Like, deep-in-the-fridge-for-many-hours type of cold. Not the best way to enjoy sushi. The fish was fresh alright but not of the best quality. They tasted a little bit like a fridge, but not in a bad way.... It tasted just as if we were eating last night's leftovers.

However, the price was decent (I'd say about a third cheaper than your average competitors' boxes) and the chopsticks provided were awesome (not the cheap square splinter ones that many other places provide). We still won't go back though. Simply...

Best place for affordable and good quality sushi basics in the Plateau. The store has lots of Asian ingredients and snacks (Gluten-free Panko, Glico Japanese curry cubes, etc.). They are a little pricier, but given there are no other Asian markets nearby it is not unreasonable.

As with any affordable sushi place, stick with the basics (avocado, california rolls, salmon). Their avocado rolls and salmon avocado rolls are one of the best. Be smart and order at the counter so you get fresh sushi: refrigerated sushi isn't the best anywhere you go. Not to mention, any affordable sushi restaurant won't have the best tuna because Montreal is not a...