the best sushi in Montreal the manu is amazing and full of option

I like the tartare. The maki is not as good as I thought. I like the decorations. The place is not small. It's bright and comfortable.

What a gigantesque disappointment! This place is nothing close to be good. Service (two girls on Sunday) very unpleasant, you could have impression that they are p@!%!d off to serve you. Food: avocado was too old and black already, salad ceviche has NOTHING in common with ceviche in real, they serve you mountain of salad with 4 small sashimi pieces of fish, where tuna smell nothing fresh! For... plus

I don't know what the big fuss is about this place - I have lived in Vancouver and have tried many sushi places and this one wasn't as great as I expected. The biggest issue for me is that most of the makis involve 'mush' i.e. the fish is chopped into tiny mushy pieces. I'm not a mush fan, I prefer seeing the fish pieces and really tasting it's freshness. Also, the price should read $$$ - it is... plus

1. Book a reservation
2. Show up on time
3. 3 mins later you have the menu and water
4. 10 mins later you ordered
5. 15 minutes later you eat

But I could wait much longer cause it's too good.

Fast, quality seafood, clean, stylish and give a good tip.

I went multiple times and it's always good!! This is a gem on the plateau, please go!!

Small restaurant, big bathrooms :)

Great sushi place.

Great prices.

Superbe location.

Friendly staff.

We can order too

Be careful as this place doesn't serve alcohol. But to be honest I like it that way. It keeps the price down.

The decor is very unusual for a sushi place but that is why I like about it.

I just love the place as going there or takeout for eating in the nearby park.

We tried two sushi rolls and some sashimi and tartar. It was good but nothing special. The service is not very friendly and they give you a pen to pick your choices. I made a trip to this place after receiving a recommendation from a friend but I don not recommend it nor will I ever come back. The menu is also just in French and they don't have an English menu. I also thought that the fish was... plus

A delicious sushi restaurant with cool, artsy decor. The Plateau vibe is charming and the Maki dishes are all amazing. It is also a surprisingly affordable place for good sushi like this.

We went there for Valentines Day. Place was packed. Ordered Omakase I and Omakase II (see menu on the website) plus miso soup and the salad ceviche. The salad and sashimi was pretty tasty and well presented and served to build anticipation for the sushi and maki. But we were utterly disappointed with the sushi and maki. Dont look fresh, the rice was too dry. They looked like something you'd... plus

OK, this place makes GREAT sushi BUT, there were some things that made the experience less than great - first of all, it's small and ALWAYS crammed to the rafters. You will be practically sitting on someone else's lap (ever wanted to know what it's like to do a double date with a couple of complete strangers?) and reservations are a MUST. Just don't even bother going without one. If you're... plus

Just delicious! The omakase was nice, but there is an amazing dish of sashimi. There was nothing I was not satisfied with. I dare say it is among my top sushi restaurants that I have visited in my life. This place is cash only, and very busy -- make reservations ahead of time and bring cash

Note: there is not only no alcohol here, but it's also NOT byob.

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THIS PLACE IS JUST AMAZING. I have never tried sushis as good since I've been in Vancouver .
Not much picture because I was with a group of people and it looked too odd! Yeah I'm old fashion , I have to let others enjoy their food before harassing them for a picture ...

Anyway , the restaurant is mad busy so don't bother coming without a reservation if your party... plus

Fancy and tasty sushi, a little pricey

Tasty inventive sushi, great taste and variety. I'd never even thought they could make sushi dishes like this. A little expensive but worthy it. Ask them for a recommended set of courses. Also, small space inside so you may not get a spot.

Best sushi in Montreal, hands down!

Best sushi in Montréal

By far the very best sushi place, service is excellent & friendly very small restaurant but everything so delicious!

Omnomnomnomnom

This was my second time at Tri Express and I am delighted that I went back. It is a unique take on the sushi concept. The asian-fusion twist leaves me feeling quite giddy.
Now…close your eyes and imagine salmon sashimi. Can you see it? The slivers of glistening salmon flesh? Well, blow that idea right out of the water -... plus

Three of us tried the $25 tasting menu. It was a good price but nothing was like WOW. It seemed like this place have a lot of deliveries as the waiters were pretty busy most of the time. This is definitely a good sushi place for delivery standard, but maybe not worth the effort to go in and sit down for their food.
This place does not offer authentic sushi. They put avocado in every roll, which... plus

A few quick points worth noting:

*CASH ONLY. Be sure to have a pocket full of guap.
*NO ALCOHOL. If you're into pairing wine with your sushi, this ain't the place for you.
*RESERVE YOUR PARTY. It's highly advised that you call ahead to avoid the wait.

Peep the photos in my review and you'll regret not coming sooner. FYI, your honored cutie will be mesmerized with the decor and vibe. Style and... plus

2nd Best Sushi I've Had to Date

Besides a hole in the wall sushi joint I visited in NYC when I was younger, this is by far the best sushi I've had in a long time. It's a small place, reservations are hard to get, and it's cramped, but it is worth the wait. The staff is friendly, though a bit quiet. We weren't sure what to... plus

It's the best sushi place in Montreal after Jun I (which is insanely expensive and a different vibe altogether).

The 5 course omakase menu is great and totally reasonably priced. The fish is always super fresh and the service is quick.

Dishes are amazingly tasty but there's a lot of mayo and tempura in most of them so if you are one of those minimalistic sushi people this might not be the... plus

Some of the best sushi in town. Tri had blessed several other notable sushi restaurants with his talents before opening up his own spot deep in the residential area of the Plateau.

We've never visited without him sending over an order of his specialty on the house.
Tri Express has very few tables and they close up really early (9pm) weekdays. Weekends til 10pm, and although they don't serve... plus

Always love Tri's creative sushi

Have known Tri since he started as a sushi chef and have followed him at the various restaurants he's worked at or owned.
His sushi is creative and addictive. Just wish he'd change his menu from time to time because I know how creative he is and everything is amazing!
A bit expensive, but worth it.

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Very nice service (the waitress was really nice and gave some constructive suggestion when we ask for advice) and the special fish dish was really really good. Although the sushi combo was rather ordinary, we would definitively go back for the maki and special fish dish.

I just love this restaurant

When Sushi Volant – on Rachel – was sold several years ago, I was really sad because it was in my opinion the best sushi place in Montreal. That was until I discovered Tri Express 2 years ago. I have been to the restaurant several times, and ordered for take-out as well. Quality and freshness have always been there, and... plus

Best sushi pizza EVER

This is a tiny restaurant -new york style. you might be seated next to someone else. Their sushi style is amazing specially their sushi pizza.

Great atmosphere and yummy sushi

Love love love this place! I dined there a year ago and went back last month. It has a great charm, the waiters are polite and quick and I just adore the decor.
The sushi is fantastic and so is their salad.
I highly recommend this restaurent :)

Best Sushi in Montreal

Tri Express is a hidden gem of a restaurant. By far..Montreal's best Sushi. Tri, is the master of Sushi in Montreal. The freshest tasting fish along with the most beautiful presentation all served to you in an small quirky locale hidden away on Laurier East, near Papineau.

It's okay

It's okay, nothing special. I don't get the hype. It's expensive, and I found the makis to be overloaded with sauces. Maybe that's why others like it.

WOW the sushi here was AMAZING! I am still dreaming about it. Next time I visit Montreal, I am definitely returning to Tri Express. Great food, great service, really nice decor. Such a small and cute restaurant, but I would recommend a reservation since it's tiny and it was PACKED when I was there.

Good but

Like the title of my review say, we can't complain about the food at Tri Express; It is good. But just too pricy in our opinion and especially for a take out place (even tho there is 4-5 tables, it's mostly a take-out sushi place)... and when you check what you get for 50$, you will feel disappointed or at... plus

This has to be the tastiest sushi in Montreal by far. I tried the omakase menu which is a tasting menu so we got to try a bunch of different types of sushi. It is hard to pick a favourite kind but I think at the end of the day the salmon sashimi was the winner.

The service was pretty quick however it was difficult to get the waiter's attention when he wasn't serving us dishes. We were a group... plus

Pros:

- Great filet mignon salad
- Cute retro decor

Cons:

- Small
- Only takes cash
- Service with a shrug not a smile

Neutral:

- Decent sushi, but not amazing
- No free tea *pout*
- Pricey (for someone who lived in BC)

My favourite sushi in Mtl. Take out to parc Laurier and enjoy!

best sushi in Montreal

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Melt on your mouth sushi. Been to all the food spots around Montreal and this is the most delicious, creative sushi out there. Was blown away at my first experience and the high marks given to tri express by my friends did not allow my expectations to be let down. Simply amazing

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Classy artistic sushi. Cozy atmosphere good prices. Cash only though. The service was exceptional. Go for the omakaze for a treat.

Fantastic

The best sushi in Montreal! The sushis are all very gourmet and taste great, presented beautifully. Even my young daughter loved it. A bit more expensive than normal sushi, but worth it!!

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"The" best sushis in Montréal. Very "haut de gamme", tasty, fresh and creative.

Zuuchini

Tri Express is fairly well known (so no need for any introduction…) and my first visit was back in 2010 where my food... plus

Awesome roll experience

This is a tiny very eclecktic restaurant that is full of people with tons of atmosphere. Love the rolls that come at lightning speed and the omacase is really quick. You usually are finished in 30 to 45 minutes. No alcohol but tea is great. Not for those who want to take their time lol. Very good value. $110 for... plus

Decent but disappointed

Montreal has a very weird sushi scene. Ask 10 people what the best place is, and you'll get 10 different answers. Probably because nothing really stands out, sadly.
Tri express, opened by the old chef (Tri, a short tattooed dude) at Kaizen, is good when compared to the overall scene, but not quite what I wish it was.
Pros
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Great sushi can't go wrong when you there!

A must taste

This restaurant was recommended and a destination my daughter had wanted to visit die awhile. Made reservation and ate an amazing meal.
Too good to pass up.

A must for sushi's lovers

Totally love this place. The sushis are delicious, unique and original. You must try the sashimi tartar - so good! Ask them to create a meal for you for the number of people and budget, like something for 50$ for 2. You will get a great selection du Chef. The restaurant is very small, and so popular, you might want... plus

Best sushi in Montreal? The rice tasted like dishwashing soap, perhaps the chef forgot to rinse his hands. I wanted to say something however my buddy who lives 2 houses down from this place is a regular here. He was making excuses so I let it go because they take good care of him.
I'm fortunate to know a bit about sushi because i'm good friend's with a Japanese chef who has taught me alot. Maki... plus

Did you know Madonna orders sushi there when she comes to Mtl

Wow. I thought I loved sushis before trying what real gastronomic sushi actually taste like. Go there, give them a budget (like 80$ for 2) and they will creat you the best combination of sushis. There is room for about 10 people so go there early (before 6pm) or you will wait at least 60 min.

My favorite sushi place in Montreal! I almost gave 5 stars, but there are small drawbacks--you have to pay cash, there are no desserts, we did not have much space to move around, and we waited close to 10 minutes for our table even with a reservation. But once you are sitting down, the service is fast, the staff is nice, and most importantly, the food is really delicious! I really liked the... plus

Very good

Ate at Tri Express after hearing so much about it. Sushi was very good although I found the service fast. The sushi was on the table in minutes....probably pre-made. Would return to have the the maki lobster a la Tri....so delicious I could have eaten just these! Overall a fun place to eat..only complaint was how rushed everything came out!

Love tri express sushi

This place is a nice small original sushi place. The special tri sushi and portion are generous and delicious. You have to make a reservation most of the time. I recommand if you are in the area

Best sushi I've had in Montreal.
We usually take a set menu at 25$ which gets us the lot: sushi tartare, sashimi, sushi, maki. Always leaving with a very full stomach.
Always very fresh and the service is quick.
I would advise to make a reservation even if you go on a week day as the place is tiny and fills up very quickly. Also, they only take cash.

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Their miso soup is both tasty and comment-worthy, because it is so different from standard miso soup. Instead of... plus

Let's be clear, this is a pretty expensive place, but the sushis there are just so good, they're really really worth it! Don't hesitate to go to this restaurant! (And to be patient if you want to be seated, it's very small and there are many people going there!)
Hint: If you are with your friends and don't know what to order, just define a global budget and ask the chef to cook something on... plus

unique

I can't wait to go back to Mtl.to have more of Mr.Tri sushi.I call it unique because it is different from what I have from different sushi places I have been.

Best of Sushi

Who would have thought that my favorite sushi place would end up being in... Canada?! I have been to Tri express many times over the years during my trips to Montreal and this little restaurant still remains the best one for sushi. Be aware that lots of people share my opinion so the place is very quickly packed, especially during... plus

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By and far the best sushi I've ever had in Montreal and so inexpensive!

Ordinary

People spoke highly of this spot but i was not impressed. Very thight to sit, service very poor and had to ask for water several times as well as drinks and the food was nothing to rave about.

Best sushi place in Canada

This is the best sushi place in Canada! The rice cracker was delicious! A must eat sushi restaurant. Everything is good from there.

The food was delicious. I think that it is probably the best sushi I've had in Montreal (and the added surprise factor from having ordered in French was an experience).

That said, I am not a big fan of the setup. I can understand the appeal of the decor/ambience, and I think that I would have really enjoyed it had it not been busy. When we went, though, it was so busy that I was getting... plus

Incredible sushi in very tight quarters

The sushi here is not only delicious, but refreshingly original. The sashimi tartar has just enough spicy punch, topping a salty rice cracker - brilliant. The 'craquant' - deep fried nori roll - is also a must have - hot, crunchy and fresh. Haven't had a bad bite.
The atmosphere is great but this could be a sticking point for... plus

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Not exactly traditional sushi but was delightfully delicious! We ordered the omasu? sets 1 & 2 which consisted of a sashimi appetizer, some nigiri and some makis and a salad appetizer, nigiri and makis. The server offered to mix up the accompanying nigiri and maki so we'd have more variety - that was nice. The salad appetizer was amazing! I think it was crab, puffed rice and what I believe was... plus

Simply THE best sushi I ever ate

If you are to try only one restaurant in Montreal, this is where to go.
The owner / suhi chef is truly a master at his art.
In my opinion, the blend of tastes and textures is unequaled and presentation is quite creative too.
Tri Express is located in a quiet part of the fashionable Plateau Mont-Royal area, which is... plus

excellent!

I love this place, the sushi is excellent but i also love their dishes and salads.

Despite us both getting a little bit "sick" the next day, the food was delicious. Not sure how you rate a restaurant when that happens, but we will probably go back!

Edit: Went back. Delicious as always. Waitress was nice, but probably too sick to be working.

One of the best

I am lucky in that i live one block from Tri. And it is my go to sushi place. Eating in can be a pain as its quite small, but i use their take out. On a nice day, ill do take out and head 4-5 blocks west on Laurier to the parc and have a little picnic.
Food is... plus

Ahhhhh the kind of sushi that you dream about day and night... Tri Express is THE place to get the best sushi at the most affordable price!!! Do reserve in advance if you want the awesome place at the bar. Or else, you can also call to take out!

And ask for the tasting menu (not the 5 services one!), they will bring you 3 to 4 dishes at around 20-25$ per person! And it would not be your boring... plus

Hamachi is not toro...

I walked into Tri Express with very high expectations. Having looked at their menu beforehand, my heart was set on experiencing some authentic blue fin toro - something I have yet to find elsewhere in this city. To my surprise, the sashimi being sold as "toro" was in fact hamachi, or yellowtail. Although it was decently tasty, I was very disappointed. With such a good reputation, one would... plus

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This place had good value relative to other sushi places, fast service, and some intriguingly unusual takes on sushi standards; but I have several issues with it. 1: it's 2012, being cash-only (no cards) is problematic for many many people. 2: certain overwhelmingly strong sauces end up causing many dishes to taste the same -- the lobster sashimi ended up tasting more like horseradish than like... plus

Sushi delight

One of the best sushi places in town! Creative, exotic, eclectic. They are redinfing sushi in a place so small that you feel lucky to be sitting there. You need a reservation! So many things to choose from on the menu, I always ask the owner to choose the best items for me and my friends. Trust me, he knows... plus

A Hidden Gem

Tired of the typical zen-like sushi restaurants? Head to Tri Express for a unique dining experience. This tiny restaurant in Mile End is eccentrically decorated with pieces from art galleries and garage sales. And when I say tiny, take my word for it. It is. If small spaces aren't for you, they pump out take-out orders like nobody's business.
The... plus

Superbe

Whenever I am in Montreal, I go to Tri Express for a visit. Have always been pleased with food. Do not care about the decor (you like it or hate it). I love this place and have always been satisfied.

My go-to sushi spot

I have become addicted to this sushi restaurant, and can't let 3-4 months go by without stopping in. Anytime friends or family are in town, I make sure that we schedule a visit to this bohemia-looking plateau hotspot with innovative sushi interpretations.
It's very simple really, and I've never looked at the menu. I sit down, tell them I want... plus

Sushi heaven! so good you need a reservation

We finally tried Tri express and were more then satisfied. The place is small and always packed so a reservation is strongly suggested if you wan to guarantee your spot. The staff is friendly and efficient. We visited on a very busy night and although we failed to make a reservation our waitress went out of her way to find... plus

Fou de Food MTL

I was immediately hooked on this unique and creative sushi and ate it non stop. Over the years the flame dimmed a bit... plus

I relish visiting Montreal because of Tri Express. I've been tempted to buy a plane ticket just to eat there. Chef Tri is the rockstar of the sushi world and I'm totally and unabashedly a groupie. I don't throw my panties at him when he's making sushi but the food is that good that I've been tempted too. I first encountered his genius ingredient pairings when he was at Kaizen and also at Le... plus

Foodie Date Night

Finding a sushi spot in Montreal is no difficult task. They seem to be everywhere you look, like pigeons and bike... plus

For me, It's the best sushi in montreal,

OK this place has so many good dishes, best is to go with friends, like 4 ppl is the best so you can really order some food, and sample. The place is small, it's casual, eat and go place, and the service is very efficient.

First the salads, both the lobster and filet mignon (seared but rare) salads are good, trust me you have never had salad like this... plus

My favorite sushi place in Montreal. The owner is the former sushi chef at Kaizen. It's always packed so I do take-out. They have 50$ menu for two that can't be beat. Anywhere. Ever.

Good fusion sushi

Tri Express is located in a beautiful space in a pleasant neighborhood. During the summer, you can eat outside. Tri, however, does not have a liquor license. I absolutely loved the food the first time I was there, but the second time I was a bit disapointed by how "one-note" it seemed. To be fair though, I was in the... plus

very tasty fish

we were there on a sunday and were one of two peoples there. everyone else was takeout. we must have seen 10 or so takeout orders leave while there.

the sushi was great. the spicy tuna and the toro sashimi were excellent.

the filet special on rice was not so great. it was overcooked and outside of the off ginger sauce it was flavorless. not sure why there are 4 dollar signs... plus

Best sushi i have ever had in Montreal! Faire price too!

This is the best sushi in Montreal, a city with pretty terrible sushi, but Triexpress is fantastic. The atmosphere is eclectic and cozy, the bar is the best seat to watch the chefs at work, and their tri-express special sashimi (look for the lobster specifically) can't be missed. the Laurier is a great roll, and going for the "chef's inspiration" never disappoints. Its cash only, and no... plus

It's half-decent sushi, but let's not get carried away... plus

chic little city

A favourite of mine for a few years now, I've been reluctant to share this absolute gem of a sushi spot with the... plus

A must for sushi lovers

This place is small, there are about 10 tables but it's really packed and busy. People are constantly going in and out. There is 1 long picnic table outside for which holds about 8 people. The atmosphere is a very casual hustle and bustle, very much like the people on the plateau.
The menu has the regular sushi & makis... plus

Awesome food, not so awesome service

Being big sushi fans, we decided to try Tri Express as a change from our usual Higuma (which, btw, serves absolutely lovely sushi at a great price).
The restaurant had a very warm and eclectic "café" like feel, as well as outdoor seating (in the form of picnic benches, which is just fine and fun for group I think). However,... plus

Overall Good

Considering their location in the plateau, a very small corner space, the chef has surpassed my expectations! The food has always been fresh and tasty, and though I had to wait for a table for two, being their neighbor and all, I have never been disappointed with this gem, and that is gold in Mtl.... plus

Sushi Lover!

Chef Tri is the best! Loved the sushi and their home brewed soya sauce. Atmosphere is nice, simple and unpretentious. It's a nice place to drop in and either sit at the sushi bar or at a table. I am so glad Chef opened up his own place. Talent continues in Montreal. Kaizen is not the same without you there.

freshness....yum!

I love the sushi here, the fishes are just so fresh! Yum yum yum! The beef sashimi salad is also excellent.

delicious and cosy

A tiny place, great decor, and excellent sushi.
Reservation for a dinner is a must: not many tables (so most of their business is take-outs).
A very good ice-cream place just opened next to it - I recommend for a dessert!

Perfection. By far the best sushi in Montreal. The restaurant is tiny, well-lit full of natural light. There is a take out bar, and about three or four tables. Service was a bit slow, but entirely worth the wait. Most people don't dine in, which I found odd because I loved the atmosphere! The miso soup was wonderful, very very flavorful but not overpowering. For sushi, I went for Le vege Maki... plus

Un des meilleurs sushis à Mtl...Sauf que...

Je dois l'avouer, un des meilleurs endroits pour du bon sushi frais sur l'Ile de Montréal... plus

Huuuuuggge disappointment

Kanda quality with a side of tasteless mash.

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Le meilleur a Montreal , rien de moins

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Délicieux sushis! Essayez tous ceux avec du homard dont le 2 morceaux c'est jouissif!!! Prenez pour emporter cest préférable car le resto est Très petit et l'hiver il fait froid (beaucoup de va et vient). Staff très sympa aussi. C'est un J'AIME!

There's been a buzz about this restaurant for years but I've never been until today. I really liked it! It definitely has that cool "Plateau" vibe. Like everybody says, the place is really small and really buzzing (do take out if you are a group of more than 4). We had the chef special, which was about a selection of best sushis/dishes. The food was fresh, inventive and delicious.

Montreal... plus

Chef's Set Dinner

For the best of the best, opt for the off-menu Chef's Creation set dinner. With a variety of sashimi, nigiri, as well as nori, cucumber-wrap, and rice paper rolls, you are able to experience Tri's artistic cuisine at its finest!

Nice atmosphere. A kind of expensive but you will get excellent sushi for that.
although the restaurant was full, we got our diner within 20min.
If you like sushi, it is the place to be in montreal.

Exotic sushis

The sushis have interesting names, the taste is great. The price is reasonable.

Tri Express is the size of a walk-in closet yet packs a ton of personality in both decor and personnel: master sushi chef Tri is friendly (haven't cleaned my hand since shaking his!) and his place is just as bright and welcoming.

And the sushi's delicious.

While this BYOB is a charming date spot, sizable parties may wish to opt for take away. Get the omakase menu to go (no joke). Everything... plus

Best sushis in Montreal, and I've tried a lot

Even before going to Japan I loved sushi, but since then, I have to say that I am a bit picky when it comes to have a good sushi dinner.
We tried a lot of different sushi restaurants in Montreal, maybe not all of them, but most of the most famous, and I have to say that we always come... plus

Best sushis place ever

It's not the regular sushi-shop thing since it's way better!
You'll never look at sushis the same way after you've seen this man do what he does best!
You can actually call to reserve a table since the place is so tiny but don't even try to be late.
To drink take their «regular tea» which has fried rice in... plus

Best sushi in town. It's an old school diner converted into a sushi restaurant, and all the decorations were created by the main man Tri himself, and there's an absolute Plateau charm to the place.

And the food--well, like I said, best sushi in town. Pricey? Budget between $30-40 per person. And make a reservation if you're there for a Thursday, Friday, or Saturday night.

inventive sushi

Now settled into a little sushi counter with a handful of seats and a booming take-out business, his personal take on sushi has never been more potent. While I generally find North American style sushi, with its mayo, heat, deep frying and use of foreign ingredients to be pretty objectionable, Tri Express is the perfect example of how sushi can be innovative while retaining its integrity. Key... plus

The best sushi by a mile Best to take out

Lurking behind an unassuming exterior and an incongruous kitschy diner-like interior lies one of Montreal's best sushi restaurant. I had wandered by it numerous times thinking it was just another generic sushi take-out joint that now litter the city before finally inspecting it closer. I noted the packed crowds inside and the glowing write-ups on the door and thought it must be one of those... plus

Chef Tri offers Sushi with a very personal twist. Especially noteworthy are his tartars and sushi pizzas.

startlingly original and so mama-kissin' good I flew from Boston to Montreal just for dinner at Tri Express. Top three lifetime meals, alongside Alinea and my mom.

sushi in the park

last summer's innovation: friends, wine and Tri's sushi in parc Laurier. A crowd pleaser.. Tri's sushi are art pieces.

Light years ahead of the

Light years ahead of the generic raw fish you get served in those fast-food type of sushi shops.

Intimate spot. French bistro feel w/ great sushi/fusion fare. Seasonal, fresh touches complement sauces for complex and delicious flavors. Reasonably priced for the quality. The five-course omakase is great for $40, but never changes. If you're ordering la carte, don't forget something lobster. Tri Du was the chef on a Tuesday night and happy to explain any dishes. Food came quickly, strict 90... plus

Tiny restaurant but this

Tiny restaurant but this chef is excellent.

not bad

not bad

Laurier's best sushi

Laurier's best sushi.

Excellent sushi with an

Excellent sushi with an intimate atmosphere.

Best sushis I've ha

Best sushis I've ha

i ate sushi in Japan and

i ate sushi in Japan and tri's sushi are still unbeatable!!

Tri, you're amazing

Tri, you're amazing!

nice joint; few places. recommend you eat at the counter

nice joint; few places. recommend you eat at the counter.

Fair price for quality

Fair price for quality.

Awesome sushi for the price. Chef specials usually costs at least 12$ but it's only 8$ here

Awesome sushi for the price. Chef specials usually costs at least 12$ but it's only 8$ here

one of the best sushi in

one of the best sushi in town

When of the best sushi restaurant

When of the best sushi restaurant ! ;)

Grrrrreat sushi, fun staff. Sans prétention

Grrrrreat sushi, fun staff. Sans prétention.

good friend and good food.... small but busy and bustling .....great spot in the east end of town for great food.....nothing bad to say :) and how could you? tri is awesome