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hey hey,

i'll be attending swirl and i'm looking for a good sushi restaurant. now, i'm not so much concerned with cost as much as i'm concerned with quality.

good sushi makes me happy...

thanks,

ask the guys here, trust me they know their food

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Kanda on Maisonneuve + Bishop is a good sushi buffet place...
for 21$, it's all u can eat + good quality
$25 on fridays n saturdays...

not the best, but still a good place...

Kaizen on ste catherine near atwater or mikado on st denis or petit treehouse on st laurent

Sho-Dan. NO CONTEST. BEST BY A MILE. BETTER THAN ANYTHING YOU'LL EVER HAVE IN YOUR LIFE, INCLUDING IN JAPAN. OH MY GOD I DROOL thinking about it. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...and get the chef's specialties. They have a seperate menu for that. 15$ a pop, but well worth it. And it's damn expensive but OH SO WORTH IT.

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Originally posted by Epicurus Sho-Dan. NO CONTEST. BEST BY A MILE. BETTER THAN ANYTHING YOU'LL EVER HAVE IN YOUR LIFE, INCLUDING IN JAPAN. OH MY GOD I DROOL thinking about it. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...and get the chef's specialties. They have a seperate menu for that. 15$ a pop, but well worth it. And it's damn expensive but OH SO WORTH IT. Click here

STFU NOOB! Sho-Dan is nothing compared to the heavenly Treehouse. However, Treehouse tends to be a tad expensive, so I'd also have to recommend Sakura, which is between Maisonneuve and Sherbrooke.

Sakura is, easily, one of my favorites.

/obligatory Nick verbal assault: you're a noob.

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Originally posted by Marcus007 STFU NOOB! Sho-Dan is nothing compared to the heavenly Treehouse. However, Treehouse tends to be a tad expensive, so I'd also have to recommend Sakura, which is between Maisonneuve and Sherbrooke. Sakura is, easily, one of my favorites. /obligatory Nick verbal assault: you're a noob.

ZOOOOOMGGGGGG...you're like totally in left field, like OMG I DIE. Sho-Dan rocks your white socks and makes TreeHouse suck cox. Like Marcus, go back to riding your horse

u fucking n00bs

best place to eat in montreal is the peel pub... i think thats how its spelled,..


wut 6 bucks for a pitcher of montreal finest brew.. *it was actually good* and wings = t3h win

holy geez,

i just checked out sho-dan's and treehouse's web sites. OMG these people have some serious plating skills. my trip to montreal is going to cost me my left nut.

if swirl sux's at least i'll have a full and content stomach.

thanks for everybody's help....

people in Montreal eat very well, the choices are endless, 4000 restaurants and counting.

so if you come here, eating shall be a major focus point of your trip!

bad news,

sakura is even closer to my hotel then sho-dan. time to upgrade the credit card cuz i'm going to both.

Coming from Vancouver where Sushi is the bomb, I've been pretty disappointed with what I've had in Montreal. The only really "good" sushi I've had has been like $35+ per person, whereas a comparable restaurant in Vancouver would be $15-$20.

The shawarma in Syria are very good, way better than the average ones in Montreal and it costs 1$ compared to 5$ over here.

whats my point? none.

sad but true,

vancouver's sushi is generally a hell of alot cheaper. plus you get these massive portions. but usually every city has its places that are a cut above. and i'm going to try and find one or two in montreal.

i mean, hell its montreal so its gotta be good...

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Originally posted by sweetbeats sad but true, vancouver's sushi is generally a hell of alot cheaper. plus you get these massive portions. but usually every city has its places that are a cut above. and i'm going to try and find one or two in montreal. i mean, hell its montreal so its gotta be good...

1. Sakura
2. Little Treehouse (St-Laurent, just a tad on top of Sherbrooke.)

:P

i can already taste the goodness...

thanks for your help...

Yes, Vancouver's sushi is to die for.. coming back to Montreal, I was very disappointed in the price and quality. We went to Sho-Dan, which gave tiny portions of good, but not as good as we were used to sushi, and it was outrageously priced. We had some good sashimi at Prima Donna, but it's an Italian restaurant with a sushi bar, an expensive one!

Anyway, if you're looking for good sushi, you're on the wrong side of the country, but hopefully you'll find something adequate over here

Vancouver also has great heroine... :P

Cite d'Asie on Drummond & Ste. Catherine... All you can eat good quality for around $35... much better than Kanda and Sho-dan but not as good as Treehouse... Great quality at Cite d'Asie for what you pay though...

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Originally posted by malek The shawarma in Syria are very good, way better than the average ones in Montreal and it costs 1$ compared to 5$ over here. whats my point? none.

Yum.

if you want a japanese grill with a funny chef from hong-kong, go to Toyo

Its a little known fact that if you eat out at different restaurant for each meal of the day in downtown Montreal for every day of the year, you won't eat at the same joint twice.

I should know after 5 bachelor years there!

But anyways, that is your useless fact of the day.

razmataz graduated from mcgill or concordia ?

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Originally posted by fastmp3 razmataz graduated from mcgill or concordia ?

McGill, hence the 5th year since I had a stellar freshman year

Don't get me wrong, I don't suggest that Concordia is any easier! Well....

and being anti-real helps

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