Bistro Japonais Furusato

Authentic Japanese restaurant · Pere-Marquette

Bistro Japonais Furusato

Authentic Japanese restaurant · Pere-Marquette

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1265 Rue Beaubien E, Montréal, QC H2S 1V1, Canada

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Authentic Japanese, family-style dishes, amazing broth, fresh sushi  

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10 of Montreal’s Best Casual Japanese Restaurants | Eater Montreal

"One of the city’s oldest Japanese establishments, this homey downtown spot is closer to a casual eatery than an izakaya, although izakaya-style items are firmly on the menu. Regulars come for simple comfort food: donburi (rice bowls), sukiyaki, hot and cold udon, and more. On a rainy evening, with soft music playing in the background and a carafe of warm sake, there are few better places to be." - Tiffany Chan

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Brad Tiller

Google
The best and most authentic Japanese food in Montreal by far. I typically order multiple appetizers when I come here, as there is a wonderful variety. I recommend: - agedashi tofu (the standout menu item, better than any I was able to find in Japan) - spicy eggplant - korokke - grilled fish (especially if the yellowtail cheek is available) The katsudon is also very good, in large part due to the broth. The broth used here is consistently amazing. I've been coming to Furusato for over a decade and was devastated when they closed during covid. It's a blessing they've returned and I hope they'll be open forever. Their sushi chef is currently out due to injury, which is sad, but it does not affect my decision to recommend Furusato at all. It's still the best. (Selfish comment: It would be great if they expanded the cooked fish options, as it's a unique part of this restaurant... I miss the salted mackerel from the previous location, and miso mackerel would be truly amazing...)

Maoren D

Google
The restaurant is so good ! It's like eating a warm homemade dish ! Very traditionnal and nice experience !

Katie Sagarin

Google
I was lucky to have discovered the old location when I did my undergrad at McGill over a decade ago. I was lucky again that I could have my birthday dinner there this past summer, and the food was exactly as good as I remembered, if not more so. I will go out of my way to eat here every time I visit.

Lisa Sim Makeup Artist

Google
Clearly this place is one of my all time favorite restaurants in Montreal. I’m going mainly for the sashimi. Their scallops are amazing. I pre order the grilled yellowfin collar bone because I don’t see it on the menu anymore. But it’s the best! Give me that, the agedashi tofu, eggplant and a bowl of rice and I’m in heaven !

Stephane T

Google
Cozy restaurant with very good food and excellent service. Authentic Japanese taste; flavourful while not being overly salty. Sushi quality was good and served at the right temperature. Price was also reasonable for the quality/quantity.

AJ

Google
Went into it not expecting much but the staff is really friendly and helpful. I think they came to pour water for us 3-4 times throughout our dinner. We got katsudon and unadon + karaage as appetizers Servings are fine, you won’t get extremely full, which isn’t a bad thing. Prices are fair for this economy. Atmosphere was nice as well. Giving 5 star ⭐️ As usual, go try it yourself to get your own experience/opinion! 🤝

Eduardo Cardoso

Google
Amazing place, the Sukiyaki is absolutely delicious, the waitress was kind and very polite, I would totally come back to eat more here

Jren

Google
They’re finally back!! My favorite little family owned Japanese sushi shop has finally re-opened after a 3 year wait! Always reserve for dinner. The sushi rolls here are huge and packed with so-fresh-it-melts-in-your-mouth fish. Try the scallop - nigiri, maki - it does not disappoint. They no longer have it on the menu, but for the crowd that use to come here and order the shiso-ume roll, you can still ask them to make it.
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Katerina B.

Yelp
I discovered this place by accident, was in the area and was craving sushi. This was my lucky day! The food is amazing and service is friendly. Best tempura ever! Love their scallop roll. Must try in Montréal.