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Reviews on Japanese food in La Prairie, Quebec, Canada including Sushi Yasu, Sogen, Sushi Yasu, Sushi Shop, Niji Sushi Bar Et Restaurant
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1. Sushi Yasu
Overall Ratings
5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By 949raym
Make no mistake THIS IS THE NUMBER ONE JAPANESE RESTAURANT IN THE GREATER MONTREAL REGION,You can regularly spot cars from the JAPANESE embassy that have driven from Montreal just to eat here.The refinement in everything done here is without equal in the province. Go try it and you will understand why 90% of the crowd is Asian,Cheers!
2. Sogen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Jacqueline11
I went to this restaurant with a friend and was quite pleased with their lunch menu. We each chose the 14 piece sushi fotomaki that we're very good. We started with a good miso soup and there is even a glass of wine with this lunch menu. The restaurant is spacious, comfortable and the service was nice ,friendly.
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3. Sushi Yasu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Simbatobi
I ordered a suchi to go, for us it was just ok. It was very bad service from the waitresses (owners?), they look very, very stressful, they spoke with us & a same time did something. We had an impression that they are not interested of us because we ordered just suchi.
4. Sushi Shop
Sushi Shop est une entreprise créative, responsable et en constante évolution composée de gens passionnés du sushi et de la vie. Bien Manger pour mieux vivre.
Reviewed By Andrew N
Great sushi for a reasonable price (and often receive coupons in the mail). They cater to my wife's egg allergy and are always friendly.
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5. Niji Sushi Bar Et Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Contemporary Japanese cuisine â Located in the heart of Brossardâs Quartier DIX30, Niji Sushi Bar restaurant brings a whole new culinary vision by reinventing the art of traditional Japanese cuisine and offering the best value to our customers through qua
Reviewed By fearlessbob
Here for lunch. Went for the shrimp tempura appetizer, which came as a fair size serving with shrimps and veggies in a somewhat oilier than usual panko batter. Then had the Saizen combo plate of nigiri, sashimi and maki, a nice, fresh assortment. I also noticed on the menu that a number of items had kimchi in them, but that kimchi by itself was not offered. As I love kimchi, I asked if a side dish of kimchi could be had, and sure enough I was served a small bowl of it. Much appreciated! Service was efficient and friendly, prices average for this type of restaurant.
