3 Best Japanese Restaurants in Montreal, QC

"Restaurant Kazu is an inspired Japanese restaurant where you can eat housemade tofu and shrimp burgers in a cozy nook with an open kitchen. The restaurant is famous for its delicious dishes and its hygienic environment. The restaurant has more seating; you can wait for a table inside during the cold Montréal winters. The waiters, waitresses, and even the chefs quickly take your order. They are dedicated to making heartfelt and exquisite Japanese cuisine. They offer various appetizers that are unique in the area. Restaurant Kazu offers homemade soft ice cream without egg and cream. They provide a complete selection of Japanese cocktails, beer, wine/sake, and non-alcoholic beverages. Restaurant Kazu has high chairs for the little customers. They serve beer and wine exclusively. Restaurant Kazu is known for its authentic and innovative style of cuisine at affordable prices. Must try their earl grey tea, green tea and coffee.

"Imadake Izakaya is a trendy restaurant that offers tapas and ramen with long sakes and is situated next to the Atwater metro station. Imadake Izakaya's staff are incredibly attentive and friendly. Their delicious ramen dishes are top-notch in the area. The restaurant is known for its informal and fun atmosphere. They serve authentic Japanese food that is usually only available in Japan. Imadake Izakaya has a yummy age Chizu that is served with pure maple syrup. You can enjoy tempura favourites like Yasa and Ebi with tentsuyu sauce. Taste their drinks with its authentic Izakaya-style menu. Delivery and takeaway options are available. Imadake offers the largest selection of sake, beers, and Japanese cocktails in its relaxed setting. They use only organic ingredients in their cooking. Their dishes contain zero MSG and preservatives. They have a private dining facility for the customers. They provide a full bar services. Their karaoke system is available in their private room for groups of 20 or more guests. Don't forget to try the prune wine or soju.

"Yokato Yokabai Ramen is serving traditional ramen with various broth and topping options in a pint-sized, relaxed dining room. All the foods are handmade and use organic ingredients for the customers. Yokato Yokabai is known for house-made Japanese ramen, featuring preservative-free meats. Vegan and vegetarian options are available on the customer menu. Yokato Yokabai Ramen has high chairs to accommodate the kids. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible and provides a complimentary wifi connection to the customers. They accept debit card payments as an extra payment method. Yokato Yokabai Ramen is the only Michelin-rated ramen restaurant in Montreal. The restaurant serves authentic Japanese ramen and offers outdoor seating.