Sushi Beaumont-sushi Bmt - Mount Royal

My girl was craving all you can eat sushi and I was fresh out the dentist so obviously I was ready to eat and put my teeth into some food. Kinda disappointed we came here tho and on top of that I know I've been here before and remember it being better. Ordered a healthy serving of sushi and a couple side dishes. The sushi was good and there's quite a bit of variety. The side dishes also cover a lot of foods so there should be something for everyone however the service was by far the worst thing here. I decided to venture out and order a dish I never had before upon receiving it and tasting it I knew it was for me but still I tried to eat most of the protein and left behind the rice and sauce as the sauce was really what threw me off. When a waitress came to clear the table she grabbed empty plates and the left over sauce and rice she came back 2 minutes later and told us we had to pay for the left over food. Not gonna lie I was taken back by this but brushed it off. If you're craving sushi there other places who have a better customer service if you do decide to come here make sure to only order what you like or you'll be paying for it.. literally

They've really win me over for a few reasons Sashimi for lunch. 2-3 types Very friendly service and the iPad ordering The quality of the rice in the maki rolls has been really solid the last few visits Lovin' it

I've been to this place a few times and I honestly don't get why it's only a 3/5 on here. For a AYCE I can honestly say that the quality is pretty good if you compare around. I like the fact that You order off an iPad. They have an extensive menu with a nice selection of Makis. I usually go for sashimi, Makis and some sides like the chicken yakitori, shrimp tempura and beef rib. We always end the show with some green tea ice cream. I had no issue whatsoever with the service I definitely recommend this place if you're looking for a decent AYCE.

Is this gourmet, life changing sushi? Heck no, it 's AYCE and I think people should keep that in mind. A lot of reviewers seem to expect fine Asian dining at a fraction of the cost here, so if that 's what you 're hoping for, you 'll be disappointed. Nonetheless, it 's the best AYCE I 've been to in Montreal. Yes, sometimes the rolls arent rolled tightly enough, so you end up with rice falling on your plate, but again, it 's AYCE, so chill out and order another piece if that 's the case. Would I like to see more variety in terms of fish offered? Sure, but again, it 's AYCE and I don 't see any other place in Montreal that 's AYCE offering more. I 've been there more times than I can count, and while I originally balked at going to an AYCE sushi place for fear of low quality and food poisoning, I can say that I 've never gotten sick (and yes, I 've already been sick several times from bad sushi, twice at the chic Takara downtown) and thoroughly enjoy my visits. Yes, service can be a bit slow, but if you make sure your hand is seen or your voice is heard once in a while, you 'll get served promptly. The rose sushi, the futomaki rolls in general, the cumin beef, chicken yakitori, octopus balls and the shrimp tempura are all very tasty. In fact, it 's a steal of a deal if someone has a thing for shrimp tempura, because at regular restaurants, you 'd be paying the $25 price for about six pieces of shrimp tempura and some veggie tempura, not the unlimited amount you can eat here. And it 's good shrimp tempura. Yes, occasionally, the oil isn 't hot enough so the tempura comes out slightly greasy, but 8 times out of 10, it 's piping hot and super crisp like it should be! Most regular Asian restaurants don 't make it this well. I also enjoy eating the seaweed salad, and one portion from here would set you back $5-6 at a non-AYCE. Unlimited decent tea, sometimes bordering on excellent when we get a particularly roasty pot. So basically, what I 'm trying to say is that if you know what you like, have a large appetite and want cheap beer or sake on the side, this is the place. Stop judging this resto with unrealistic standards.

Great place, not the best sushi I ate and the hot tea is not as good as the one at cote des neiges sushi plus. The sashimi is the same but I didn't really like the Makis. The price is good for an all you can eat sushi restaurant.