Best Japanese Restaurants in Montreal for Spring 2026

noren gives Montreal a Japanese stop built around lunch, bowl, and plate, with a practical fit for Japanese dinners.

noren at 77 Rachel St W works for Japanese dinners when you want lunch, bowl, and plate. Keep it in the mix for small groups or solo meals, especially Friday dinner after 6pm.

Kazu gives Montreal a Japanese stop built around ramen, sushi, and shared plates, with a practical fit for Japanese dinners.

Kazu at 1844 Sainte-Catherine St. West works for Japanese dinners when you want ramen, sushi, and shared plates. Keep it in the mix for small groups or solo meals, especially Friday dinner after 6pm.

Jun I gives Montreal a Japanese stop built around sushi, ramen, and shared plates, with a practical fit for Japanese dinners.

Jun I at 156 Av. Laurier O works for Japanese dinners when you want sushi, ramen, and shared plates. Keep it in the mix for small groups or solo meals, especially Friday dinner after 6pm.

Okane Sushi Bar- Notre-Dame gives Montreal a Japanese stop built around sushi, ramen, and shared plates, with a practical fit for Japanese dinners.

Okane Sushi Bar- Notre-Dame at 1197 R. Notre Dame O works for Japanese dinners when you want sushi, ramen, and shared plates. Keep it in the mix for small groups or solo meals, especially Friday dinner after 6pm.

Kitano Shokudo is the place for authentic Japanese comfort food.

In the heart of Mont-Royal, Kitano Shokudo offers a cozy escape with its authentic Japanese dishes. The menu is a mix of sushi and traditional comfort foods that transport you straight to Japan. It's popular locally for good reason.

Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ gives Montreal a Japanese stop built around ramen, bbq, and salad, with a practical fit for Japanese dinners.

Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ at 1255 Rue Crescent works for Japanese dinners when you want ramen, bbq, and salad. Keep it in the mix for small groups or solo meals, especially Friday dinner after 6pm.

Otto Yakitori Izakaya gives Montreal a Japanese stop built around yakitori, sushi, and ramen, with a practical fit for Japanese dinners.

Otto Yakitori Izakaya at 1441 Rue St Mathieu works for Japanese dinners when you want yakitori, sushi, and ramen. Keep it in the mix for small groups or solo meals, especially Friday dinner after 6pm.

Kyo Bar Japonais gives Montreal a Japanese stop built around sushi, ramen, and shared plates, with a practical fit for Japanese dinners.

Kyo Bar Japonais at 711 Côte de la Place-d'Armes works for Japanese dinners when you want sushi, ramen, and shared plates. Keep it in the mix for small groups or solo meals, especially Friday dinner after 6pm.

Ichigo Ichie Izakaya provides a unique dining experience with Japanese dishes influenced by Quebec flavors.

Ichigo Ichie Izakaya is a Japanese restaurant in Montreal offering a unique dining experience with Japanese dishes influenced by Quebec flavors. With a 4.6-star rating from over 2000 reviews, it is a popular spot for izakaya dining.

Iru Izakaya - Quartier des Spectacles gives Montreal a Japanese stop built around ramen, japanese food, and sushi, with a practical fit for Japanese dinners.

Iru Izakaya - Quartier des Spectacles at 1230 Rue Jeanne-Mance works for Japanese dinners when you want ramen, japanese food, and sushi. Keep it in the mix for small groups or solo meals, especially Friday dinner after 6pm.