3 Best Japanese Restaurants in Quebec

“Tora-Ya Ramen is one of the best Japanese restaurants that serve ramen, Japanese small plates & cocktails in a small, casual-yet-contemporary setting. They make delicious ramen served in hot broth with love and care. The restaurant offers fresh sushi, and the staff is friendly, always providing excellent customer service. They offer a wide range of typical dishes and tsunami (Japanese tapas) from the tradition of izakaya bistros, a constantly changing sake menu, beer on tap, and wine. There are both dine-in, take-out and home delivery services available here. Tora-Ya Ramen serve vegan dishes and has high chairs for the customer's kids.”

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“Sushi Samurai is a commendable sushi restaurant located within the vicinity. Their culinary approach centers around the utilization of fresh ingredients, ensuring a heightened quality in every dish they present. A lounge and authentic atmosphere will immerse you in the Japanese tradition of sushi. Their commitment to hygiene is evident throughout their menu offerings, guaranteeing a safe and satisfying dining experience for all patrons. Additionally, the restaurant offers bike parking facilities, ensuring the convenience of those who prefer alternate modes of transportation. This feature improves the restaurant's appeal, particularly for those seeking a comprehensive and satisfying dining experience. They have all-you-can-eat and serve vegetarian dishes to the customers.”

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“Honō Izakaya is a buzzy izakaya with minimalist decor that offers sharable Japanese plates, cocktails & imported beer. The 48-seat space is airy, thanks to the light-coloured tones emanating from wood, the white hues on the walls, bars, tabletops, and the warm lighting. It offers contemporary Japanese dining in a comfortable setting. Honō Izakaya Calamari salad includes marinated potatoes, burnt cabbage and edamame. Savour their beef tataki, pulled pork dumplings, sausages, chicken skin, mushroom skewers and white fish tartar. Honō Izakaya is elegantly simple, and the layout of communal tables that can be joined for larger groups makes it welcoming and encourages you to linger. They provide free Wi-Fi connections, have high chairs, and serve vegetarian dishes.”

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