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Oh hi! Oh! This place is very authentic, took a omakase with friends and wife it was super good! High recommend, everything is fresh. Sadly the Japanese alcoholic drink is a very little selection, due to the saq inventory. The fishes are amazing, don’t miss out

Great tasting food. We got the miso soup, seaweed salad, sashimi platter and spider roll. The sashimi was fresh and tender. The yellowtail tuna, in particular, was superb! The softshell crab in the spider roll was fried perfectly! Overall, a satisfying experience if a little bit on the pricier side.

Expect slow and terrible service. We've been here for over half an hour after ordering a variety of dishes. The only food we got is tempura. There is no water left either. Edit: Had to raise my hand for over five minutes before anyone noticed and brought our bill. Their explanation? Some staff are

Love this place. Ordered salmon (king) sushi and spicy salmon maki. Super fresh and delicious. The chef is passionated about the food that is served. Will come back! PS nice sake selection

Food is excellent. Been here 7-8 times already and never fails to disappoint. Best place in the downtown area for Japanese food (sashimi, chiraishi, sushi rolls)

Exploding flavors, amazing presentation, fresh products despite the pandemic, huge varieties, prompt and courteous service... Best sushi in the heart of Montreal!

This place is above Jun I in my books, which puts it in the upper echelons of sushi restaurants in Montreal. Whereas Jun I stumbles mightily with their specialty makis, Saiko Bistrot has no such issues. Everything we ordered was delicious from soup, to appetizers, to traditional sashimi, to north am

Sushi was not very good. The maki were small and not really tasty. It’s pricey for what it is. Got to admit that the waiter was a nice guy. He continued to pour us water even after we paid the bill but decides to stay to talk a little more.