Japanese Restaurants in Quartier des Spectacles, Montréal, QC
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Results from the 'Japanese Restaurants' category in Quartier des Spectacles, Montréal
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1433 city councillors, Montréal, H3A 2E4
(514) 903-1555
Bar, Japanese restaurant 
Biiru is a popular Japanese restaurant in Montréal known for its delicious food and excellent service. Customers often praise the friendly and attentive staff, particularly servers Julianna and Mike. The menu offers a variety of dishes such as Karrage, Takoyaki, Okonomiyaki, and Sake. The atmosphere is described as lovely, relaxing, and perfect for groups. Some customers have noted the food servings could be larger for the price. The decor is cited as beautiful and reminiscent of Japan. 
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2020 Rue Metcalfe, Montréal, H3A 1X8
+1 514-987-9987
Sho-dan was established in the summer of 1998, in the heart of Montreal's financial district. The brainchild of Madonna Bailey, Chinh Pham (a.k.a. Romeo) and their team, resulted in the restaurant's unique blend of sushi. The new style cuisine, gave rise to what has become Sho-dan's renowned Japanese Concept. Located in the heart of downtown Montreal, Sho-dan offers fine Japanese cuisine. Specializing in sushi and Teriyaki, it is said that Chef Romeo's specialties are the trademark of Sho-dan. We also serve vegan, vegetarian and gluten free dishes to satisfy your taste buds. Hope to meet you soon! This Japanese restaurant, Restaurant Sho-dan in Montreal, is highly regarded by its customers for its creative menu, excellent service, and refined atmosphere. The restaurant caters to various dietary needs and offers a large parking lot next to it. Patrons often visit multiple times a week and praise the vegetarian and vegan options, live music, and respect for allergies. The restaurant's team is attentive and kind, and the food, particularly the sushi, is described as amazing, delicious, phenomenal, and the best in town. 
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630 Rue Cathcart, Montréal, H3B 1L9
(514) 375-3715
Lounge, Japanese restaurant, Bar, Cocktail bar 
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1500, AV MCGILL COLLÈGE, GOLDEN SQUARE MILE, Montréal, H3A 3J5
(514) 286-8188
Retail Trade, Places To Eat, Japanese restaurant, Aliments et Boissons, Food & Beverages, Eating and Drinking Places, Eating places, Restaurants 
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705, Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, GOLDEN SQUARE MILE, Montréal, H3B 4G5
(514) 843-7054
Founded over 30 years ago in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, the very first Edo Japan restaurant started with the simple idea of serving traditional Japanese Teppan-style meals using fresh, quality ingredients and our signature Teriyaki sauce (a recipe that remains a closely guarded secret even today). Since then we've become one of Canada's fastest growing restaurants, with over 100 Edo Japan food court and storefront locations across the country, serving food that's still fresh and delicious. 
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2137 Rue de Bleury, Montréal, H3A 2K2
(514) 849-3438
Japanese restaurant, Restaurant 
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1202 Avenue Union, Montréal, H3B 3A7
514-879-1200
KINTON RAMEN is the first authentic Japanese ramen bar in Toronto. Our chefs prepare each and every topping, using only the freshest and highest quality ingredients. Come taste our special ramen bowls. 
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705, Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, Montréal, H3B 4G5
Since 2016, owner and chef Hideyuki Imaizumi has spearheaded a renewed interest in Japanese cuisine at his restaurant Marusan, where classic dishes are given a new life through bold flavours and textures. At Time Out Market Montréal, Marusan’s chef Tetsuya Shimizu—who trained in Tokyo, Vancouver and Toronto before moving to Montréal to open his own Japanese restaurant and teaming up with Imaizumi—serves his casually cool and familiar dishes such as karaage Japanese curry rice, triple soup tonkotsu ramen and truffle oil onsen egg. 