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Sophisticated sushi & sashimi, inspired French-influenced mains & fine sakes in a classy room.
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Address: 156 Av. Laurier O, Montréal, QC H2T 2N7, Canada
Phone: +1 514-276-5864
Website: http://www.juni.ca/
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Reviews
Christina Stevens
Jun I was a wonderful dining experience and well worth the reservation. I had a 6:30 PM Saturday booking, which turned out to be perfect timing — the restaurant was already quite crowded when I arrived, and the energy felt lively but still intimate.
I started with two orders of uni as an appetizer. It was incredibly fresh and buttery, with a clean, rich flavor that really stood out. For my main, I ordered the gindara. The portion was smaller than I expected, but the taste absolutely delivered — deeply savory, perfectly cooked, and very satisfying. The uni was so good that I ended up ordering another round even after my main.
For dessert, I had the banane hojicha, which was a great finish to the meal. The server was extremely kind and thoughtful — he added a candle to my dessert and even poured me a complimentary glass of umeshu. Unfortunately I was already very full by then, but it was delicious and a really nice touch.
Overall, excellent food, warm service, and a great special-occasion spot. I’d definitely return.
… moreI started with two orders of uni as an appetizer. It was incredibly fresh and buttery, with a clean, rich flavor that really stood out. For my main, I ordered the gindara. The portion was smaller than I expected, but the taste absolutely delivered — deeply savory, perfectly cooked, and very satisfying. The uni was so good that I ended up ordering another round even after my main.
For dessert, I had the banane hojicha, which was a great finish to the meal. The server was extremely kind and thoughtful — he added a candle to my dessert and even poured me a complimentary glass of umeshu. Unfortunately I was already very full by then, but it was delicious and a really nice touch.
Overall, excellent food, warm service, and a great special-occasion spot. I’d definitely return.
Niloufar Karimifar
Loved my experience here! Some of the sashimis we tried were amazing, and the nigiris were just as good. Everything was super delicious overall.
… moreAya Bouchnak
I wasn’t impressed, especially after being told it’s the best sushi in Montreal. Some rolls were good, but others were quite bland. Overall, it wasn’t terrible, but I expected better quality and taste for the price.
… moreGuillaume Gillard
Went to Jun I with high expectations. Overall, it was a good experience, though not outstanding considering the premium pricing.
The sushi quality is excellent, with fresh, tasty, and fatty cuts of fish—definitely among the better sushi spots in Montreal. My personal highlight was the curry sushi, which stood out as particularly delicious.
However, service was friendly but slow and somewhat disorganized. Our group of six ended up staying for almost three hours, partly due to long wait times between courses. Some dishes arrived unevenly, leaving some of us without food for extended periods.
Desserts were enjoyable, but nothing exceptional.
One notable issue was the soy sauce, which our entire group found overly salty and concentrated. It detracted somewhat from the sushi’s delicate flavors.
Despite these points, Jun I is still a solid choice for a high-end sushi dinner with friends, just adjust your expectations accordingly.
… moreThe sushi quality is excellent, with fresh, tasty, and fatty cuts of fish—definitely among the better sushi spots in Montreal. My personal highlight was the curry sushi, which stood out as particularly delicious.
However, service was friendly but slow and somewhat disorganized. Our group of six ended up staying for almost three hours, partly due to long wait times between courses. Some dishes arrived unevenly, leaving some of us without food for extended periods.
Desserts were enjoyable, but nothing exceptional.
One notable issue was the soy sauce, which our entire group found overly salty and concentrated. It detracted somewhat from the sushi’s delicate flavors.
Despite these points, Jun I is still a solid choice for a high-end sushi dinner with friends, just adjust your expectations accordingly.
yan yang
It was said the best sushi restaurant in Montreal. We visited tonight and confirmed it’s one of the best in Canada!
… moreErika Hardy
We ordered the omakase at $120 per person and left very underwhelmed. Three out of four appetizers were small shared plates that just didn’t impress. One of them, the octopus, amounted to just three very thin slices total each.
We were told the omakase included 15 pieces of sushi each, but what arrived was a shared platter with two of each piece and one roll of five, which doesn’t even divide evenly for two people.
For the price, the portions and overall taste were disappointing. Dessert was a single, tiny tart. I can’t speak to the rest of the menu, but I would’ve maybe preferred to stick to the à la carte menu. We spent $400 for omakase for 2, one of the cheapest bottle of wine and tip.
… moreWe were told the omakase included 15 pieces of sushi each, but what arrived was a shared platter with two of each piece and one roll of five, which doesn’t even divide evenly for two people.
For the price, the portions and overall taste were disappointing. Dessert was a single, tiny tart. I can’t speak to the rest of the menu, but I would’ve maybe preferred to stick to the à la carte menu. We spent $400 for omakase for 2, one of the cheapest bottle of wine and tip.
Kid JL
Although a bit expensive, the portions and the quality of the food makes up for the price. Their omakase comes with 3 appetisers, 15 pieces of sushi and a dessert for around 120$. The pieces of sushi were quite big and the cut of fishes were quite generous. I especially liked their Funny Maki because there was a great contrast in the temperature which made it so unique and delicious. I was surprised because I usually don’t like fried sushi that much. As for the appetisers, I feel like the first two dishes were a bit too sour which overwhelmed the flavours of the ingredients but their octopus appetiser had a great balance of sweetness and saltiness which made it so wonderful. The quality of the ingredients is amazing, each slice was really fresh and I especially enjoyed the fresh scallop sushi which had a great seafood sweetness to it. The service was superb. The waiters and waitresses were all extremely patient and professional, taking the time to explain each dish while they were serving it to the table. Even though the place was quite fancy with the minimalistic interior decors, I feel like the semi casual atmosphere fits the place extremely well and it was pretty easy to talk at our table until later at night when the restaurant was more crowded, I felt like we had to shout a bit to be heard.
… moreMoaeez Zahid
The staff at this restaurant are incredibly kind and attentive, making you feel welcomed from the moment you walk in. The sushi here is consistently outstanding – fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Hands down one of the best sushi spots in Montreal. Highly recommend for anyone seeking top-notch sushi and a memorable dining experience!
… moreDavid Liu
Jun I offers a large variety of amazing and delicious sushi. I recommand ordering from the Tobuketsumaki section of the menu as it represents their specialty.
The salle à manger section is calm and quiet making it the perfect ambiance for a date night.
The alcohol menu offers a wide selection of wine, saké, beers ans cocktails.
… moreThe salle à manger section is calm and quiet making it the perfect ambiance for a date night.
The alcohol menu offers a wide selection of wine, saké, beers ans cocktails.
Claire Do
We tried this restaurant with high expectations—and a bill to match (over $100 per person). We ordered the Sushi Moriawase, which came beautifully presented and included some nicely prepared nigiri and a standout hand roll—light, fresh, and well-balanced in flavor. Definitely one of the highlights.
However, the portion was quite small, and even after adding some à la carte sushi (like a crab one that sadly missed the mark), we left still feeling hungry and ended up grabbing more food afterward. For the price, we expected not only high quality (which was just decent) but also a more satisfying experience overall. If you order the Omakase along with à la carte sushi, I think you might leave satisfied.
The service and ambiance were okay.
… moreHowever, the portion was quite small, and even after adding some à la carte sushi (like a crab one that sadly missed the mark), we left still feeling hungry and ended up grabbing more food afterward. For the price, we expected not only high quality (which was just decent) but also a more satisfying experience overall. If you order the Omakase along with à la carte sushi, I think you might leave satisfied.
The service and ambiance were okay.