Tri Express
| 1650 Avenue Laurier Est, Montréal |
5 oranları
8.80/10.00 |
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+1 514-528-5641 |
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Hesam (30.10.2017 04:16)
Mostly heavy greasy mixes of chopped fish and tempura. Most of the items taste good but if you are looking for an authentic sushi experience, this is not the place for you.
Mostly heavy greasy mixes of chopped fish and tempura. Most of the items taste good but if you are looking for an authentic sushi experience, this is not the place for you.
Smad B (29.10.2017 19:26)
Love this place. Everything is fresh, creative, and bursting with good flavour. The only thing I don't like is their tables, which are TINY and make for an awkward dining experience--especially at the table for 4, which in my opinion is well-suited for two diners. But it's worth it, for that sushi.
Love this place. Everything is fresh, creative, and bursting with good flavour. The only thing I don't like is their tables, which are TINY and make for an awkward dining experience--especially at the table for 4, which in my opinion is well-suited for two diners. But it's worth it, for that sushi.
Marybeth Pak (23.10.2017 01:07)
Great sushi for the price. We always go for the tasting menu and leave full with our pockets still heavy with cash. I must "tri".
Great sushi for the price. We always go for the tasting menu and leave full with our pockets still heavy with cash. I must "tri".
Galo Gutierrez (04.08.2017 18:09)
Amazing place, definitively on of the best in Montreal. the sashimi was delicious, and the sushi rolls as well. The decoration of the place is nice. Cash only tho.
Amazing place, definitively on of the best in Montreal. the sashimi was delicious, and the sushi rolls as well. The decoration of the place is nice. Cash only tho.
Sue K (22.07.2017 06:28)
If you can spare a couple more bucks, skip the AYCE sushi places and try something new at Tri Express. It's not as expensive as Kazumi, but definitely a step up from the AYCE places. If you don't know what to try, ask for the sampler (~23-29$/person). It's got 15 pieces of assorted things from their menu. The salmon with apple and kumquat was super refreshing!
If you can spare a couple more bucks, skip the AYCE sushi places and try something new at Tri Express. It's not as expensive as Kazumi, but definitely a step up from the AYCE places. If you don't know what to try, ask for the sampler (~23-29$/person). It's got 15 pieces of assorted things from their menu. The salmon with apple and kumquat was super refreshing!
