This place was so amazing and it was a very delicious birthday dinner! We ordered the okonomiyaki, takoyaki, yaki-udon with veggies, spicy tuna roll and miso soup. The serving portions were totally reasonable especially for the price. For dessert we got the matcha cheesecake with cranberries and green tea ice cream. The slice was pretty tiny with a scoop of ice cream. For $ 6 I would have like a bigger portion :( Overall, this place is very delicious!
Yoshi G.
Tu valoración: 1 Montreal, Canada
1. Conclusion —— If you expect to have a Japanese Tonkatsu, don’t go here unless you’d like to get some thin, junky Korean school lunch style Tonkatsu which would cost $ 2. (Note that I also like Korean school style Tonkatsu, but it’s too junky to have it as a fine dinner which costs me $ 18.50) Here’s my basic information. I’m from South Korea, I love Japanese Tonkatsu & I know the difference between Korean Tonkatsu & Japanese Tonkatsu. 2. For more detail —— It was my second time at Hyangjin & I ordered Tonkatsu, which supposed to look like a thick, crispy, juicy with Japanese Tonkatsu sauce on it.(Google ‘Japanese Tonkatsu’!) But what I got was definitely Korean elementary school lunch quality. Honestly, they makes better than this. Trust me. (See the picture I attached.) The thickness of the meat was less than 1 cm, it was dry & hard so some parts of it I couldn’t even put in my fork. I don’t think they even used a proper meat. It tasted like a cheap ham. They even used a ready made sauce which you can buy at supermarket with $ 3. Hey, wake up chef. Accompanied vegetables uh. Just google ‘Japanese Tonkatsu’ & compare with my pic. You can get better Japanese dine at Kyo with about same price range. 3. To Hyangjin —— Selling a tacky cheap thin dry fake Tonkatsu in a Japanese restaurant? Don’t do that. You’re ruining people’s dinner time.
T T.
Tu valoración: 4 Outremont, Canada
The sushi is very good for Montréal. However, what I really like about this menu are the interesting dishes. Salmon bones, seafood pancakes and cold soba, for example. The service is very good and the atmosphere is relaxing. I take my toddler here to expand his horizons and they get a 10⁄10 for making this an enjoyable experience. For the budget minded, lunch is a very good deal.
Eileen L.
Tu valoración: 3 Thornhill, Canada
I was surprised by this restaurant in Montréal. I was visiting Montréal for the weekend. I’m from Toronto and had my fair share of Japanese food. The décor is very simple, with a few private rooms. Service friendly. We ordered the Tonkatsu pork bone soup ramen. The soup base was delicious. Full flavoured and creamy. Ramen was not too bad. We also ordered the sashimi lunch special. Sashimi was decent. Came with soup, seaweed salad and ice cream at the end. I also tried the Tempura. It was ok. Nothing much to write about. Overall, a great friendly restaurant with good decent food, at reasonable prices($ 11 – 13 lunch bento). I will come back here next time i’m in Montréal and craving for Japanese.
Aldora K.
Tu valoración: 5 Montreal, Canada
One of our favourite restaurants! We always order the set menu for 2. The sashimi was fresh and tasty. We paid extra to have unagi and it was worth every penny. The salted mackerel was amazing with rice. Sake is a little expensive for the amount compared to other Japanese restaurants. Awesome service! Will always come back, though!
Lydia C.
Tu valoración: 3 Saint-Laurent, Canada
Sorry, the sushi did not live up to expectations. Good service.
George L.
Tu valoración: 4 Hampstead, Canada
All 4 of these stars are for the Korean food served here… this Japanese restaurant is owned and operated by Koreans who make excellent Korean food. The sushi and sashimi are very average, mostly due to the quality of the sushi rice and the quality of the fish. What they do well though are the Korean items, they make a very authentic Bi Bim Bap(stone pot mixed rice), and very good Kim-chi. This place could be a great Korean restaurant, but now it is only a very average Japanese restaurant.
Mathieu T.
Tu valoración: 5 Montreal, Canada
IMO, the best sushi place in montreal(lived in vancouver for 2 years). It’s a mix of Japanese and Korean. It is also owned(i think) by a Japanese/Korean couple. They have nice Diner specials! Nice selection of drinks. The service is excellent and friendly. The rolls are FAT and delicious. Love the place.
Truco K.
Tu valoración: 5 Cote Saint-Luc, Canada
Very good quality-price ratio. Affordable lunch specials. Service is friendly and prompt. Combo plus Plumb Wine is a must to release the stress of a week on a friday night.