February 3, 2016 ·  True story: I have an actual obsession with sushi. I’m not even messing with you guys; sushi is my go-to meal after doing basically anything in the city. I could have it for lunch and dinner every single day of my life, and I still would never get tired of it. I’d still try to find some way to incorporate it into breakfast.Thankfully, there are tons of restaurants in Montreal that understand my sushi struggle. In the form of all you can eat sushi spots. Seriously, an intense love for sushi like mine can get pretty expensive; but thankfully, there are a bunch of awesome places where price/quality/quantity meet up in a beautiful trifecta of happiness. Don’t know where to find one of these spots? I’ve got your back. Read on for Best Montreal All You Can Eat Sushi Restaurants 2016.A photo posted by Yvonne Nguyen (@yvonnou) on Jun 23, 2015 at 5:23pm PDT 1468 Rue Crescent Bistro K2 is fairly new to Montreal’s all you can eat sushi scene, but it’s already making huge waves.

Of course, the main reason for this is their awesome food. Firstly, their menu is super varied – so whatever you’re in the mood for, they’ve got your back. Plus, sprinkled among everyone’s favourite classic sushi dishes and hot food options are some more unique surprises, like their balsamic beef sushi roll, or their grilled scallop. Put this all together with fresh, delicious, quality ingredients and an awesome ambiance, and you’ve got the perfect recipe for your new favourite sushi spot. FacebookA photo posted by Michele (@miszip) on Mar 10, 2014 at 10:38am PDTMultiple locations No lie, I would live at Sushi Palace if they allowed me to. I’ve tried three of their locations so far, and each one has been amazing – but their Longueuil location is quite possibly my go-to sushi buffet spot. Is it because of their super friendly service? Is it because of their casual yet chique ambiance? Is it because of their mouthwateringly amazing food? They offer some seriously delicious, fresh sushi options;

and their cuisine is, in a word, mindblowing. Protip: try the red curry beef dish. Website A photo posted by 18😇 (@handi.xx) on Jul 9, 2015 at 5:39pm PDT2762 Boulevard Saint-Charles Okay, where do I even start with Hasu? Fbaby sushi costume martha stewartirst of all, their super awesome ambiance makes Hasu an ideal place for – well, for literally anything. Asushi bedarf online girl’s night out; apokemon sushi go round online' dinner with the family; wjiro dreams of sushi nl ondertitelinghatever you can think of, you’ve got a solid place in Hasu. Osushi cat 4 jugar

f course, their food has a lot to do with this, too. Always fresh, with high-quality ingredients and flavours that blend together almost too perfectly, Hasu has pretty much cracked the awesome food/awesome ambiance/awesome prices trifecta. Ssushi zushi order onlineeeing as this all you can eat sushi spot is in the West Island, it might be a little bit of a drive for some of us. Bsushi cat 3 gryut trust, it’s way, way worth it. Get yourselves there now, friends, and thank me later. WebsiteA photo posted by @sofia_oukass on Oct 25, 2015 at 10:44am PDT4075 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest First of all, can we talk about the presentation at Sushi Crystal? Because the way they plate their sushi is lowkey gorgeous. Seriously, if it didn’t taste so good, you’d feel a little bit bad about eating it. But thankfully, their food is so awesome that you feel zero guilt going beast on a plate of their fresh and yummy sushi rolls, or on any of their delicious hot dishes. P

rotip: their sashimi is literally delicious. Thick chunks of melt-in-your-mouth, flavourful, fresh fish? Yeah, I’m totally there for that. FacebookA photo posted by Jenny Yingjiao Xu (@yingjiao) on Nov 25, 2015 at 2:05pm PST2045 Rue Bishop Situated right in front of Concordia University’s Hall building, Toro is also one of Montreal’s newer sushi buffet spots. But trust me when I say that the food here is top notch. They offer a hugely varied menus for both dinner and lunch, and their food is always served up fresh and flavourful. Although everything on their menu is a complete hit, if you’re a fan of tartare, you should totally try theirs – it’s served up in bite-sized portions on chips, for a tiny, fresh, crispy kick to your meal. FacebookA photo posted by Russell Jayson (@russjay) on Jan 21, 2015 at 3:24am PST1000 Boul Saint-Jean Sushi St-Jean is super popular in the West Island, and for one very good reason: their sushi is on point. The quality of their food is top notch; t

heir sushi choices are always super fresh, and so delicious that even the rice tastes amazing. Put this all together with their casual, trendy atmosphere; their easy ordering system featuring tablets (!!), and their super fair prices, and you’ve got one sushi establishment that’s seriously winning. FacebookA photo posted by Evelina Troli (@evatroli) on Jul 18, 2015 at 6:11pm PDT7230 Boulevard Maurice-Duplessis This sushi place is located in the East End/RDP, meaning it might be out of the way for some of us – but trust me when I say that it’s well worth the travel time, because at the end of it, you’ll be getting a sushi feast like no other. Phoenix’s sushi buffet is offered at night, and not only are their sushi options super fresh and tasty, but their cuisine choices? The stuff of legends, trust me. Get there for your next AYCE sushi night, friends, and prepare to be amazed.A photo posted by Maria Louisa Poblacion Tan (@tanwysa) on Aug 10, 2015 at 1:36pm PDT5940 Chemin de la Côte-des-Neiges | 1

248 Avenue Beaumont Alright, Sushi Plus is awesome. Sirst of all, they’ve got a pretty huge and varied menu, meaning that if you’re going with friends, everyone’s going to get exactly what they’re in the mood for. Second of all, their food? Yheir sushi dishes are fresh, beautifully presented, and oh-so delicious; and their hot dishes? Out of this world awesome, with their tempura dishes being particularly on point. Don’t walk their for your next all you can eat sushi feast, friends. RacebookA photo posted by Stéphanie Ripp (@stephanie011s) on Sep 26, 2014 at 6:47pm PDT 1836 Rue Ste-Catherine O Who here likes sushi-go-rounds? Okay, that’s not what they’re called; actually, I’m pretty sure that was the name of a game from the early 2000s, possibly. But my point with all of this is that Odaki operates with a sushi conveyor belt, meaning that if you choose the all you can eat option, you’ll be able to grab some delicious rolls off the belt. Of course, the conveyor belt isn’t the only awesome thing about Odaki. F