OPLANTE Vegan Sushi & Wok Végétalien Montreal (x Yuan)

Best vegan restaurant in Montreal. We tried Buffet which costed us $35 per person and you can order what ever you want you want to try and you can also order them again and again . Reservation is compulsory and the service is too quick once you place the order it will be ready in 2-5 mins .

Oplante never disappoints—hands down the best vegan sushi in Montreal! Their rolls are super creative, fresh, and packed with flavor. Whether it’s a quick lunch or a cozy dinner, everything always hits the spot. Plus, they often have great deals on Uber Eats, which makes it even better. A go-to spot for plant-based sushi lovers!

The food was pretty good, some things were delicious and others were OK. I recommend doing the buffet so you get to taste a bit of everything in small portions and then order more of what you actually like. It was also a little hard to find since the entrance is through another restaurant. The prices are also very reasonable! I highly recommend their mango slush with strawberry popping balls 😋

Amazing Vegan food available! Wish there is one in the south shore! Just that it is not too easy to park around there! All the food is great! Love the broccoli with beef, sushi 🍣 , rolls, the veggie tempura, fried Japanese style tofu are great. Our family visit quite a few times a year. Recommended if you want to eat and stay healthy! The photos are part of the food we had enjoyed the other night.

Love it here, probably my 5th or 6th time here! Great food and service. My non vegan/vegetarian family members like it as well.

This was a real disappointment. I was very excited to try an all you can eat restaurant, but what a disappointment. Unfortunately, I won't be back and cannot recommend. FOOD All the food that is meant to be served hot was cold or room temp. We ordered two rounds and it was the same for both. Additionally, i ordered a spicy salmon sushi and it was not spicy at all. My boyfriend said the mock chicken tao was aweful. A lot of the items had too much sauce. The sushi were very average, not sure why some comments say they are the best sushi in town. Sushi momo, ohana and bloom are so much better, it doesn't even compare. The only thing I liked was the sauteed veggies even if they were room temp. I hope we don't get sick. Not sure if food has been sitting out or was not reheated properly. TERRIBLE MENU The menu was scanned, which is fine, but there was no description of the foods, just names. Therefore, when it came to sushi, you had no idea what was in it. Additionally, some items were marked SG which I assume means sans gluten (gluten-free in English), but the item would be marked gluten-free in the english menu, but not french menu. Plus, I asked the waitress if it meant gluten-free, and she had no idea what it meant GLUTEN-FREE OPTIONS VERY LIMITED We were 5 and I was the only gluten-free free one. I had called to see about the options, and she did mention it was limited, but some things are possible. When we got there and I scanned the menu, and since it was unclear what I could eat, I asked the waitress to tell me what's gluten-free. She mentioned that all sushi could be made without tempura to make them gluten-free, but that in the wok items, the only thing was sauteed veggies. I kept asking her to verify for other items marked SG and turns out some were gluten-free and others not. So we order and then she comes back to inform me that 3 of the sushis are not gluten-free afterall which were all the most interesting ones. I new my options wouldn't be awesome. But I still went for the rest of the group, but honestly it's not a good choice for gluten-free. SERVICE The service was quick which was nice. There was a robot bringing the plates which was funny for my daughter, but the robot did make a lot of noise on the tile floor. The waitress were not knowledgeable on the menu for gluten-free and kept needing to ask and didn't seem confident. They were polite though and quick to come when we signaled. We had to find and get the high chair ourselves. The booster was broken. Waitresses never proposed it. ENVIRONMENT/AMBIANCE Not the best, it felt quite cheap. Lacked decor. Cheap chairs, no place to hang coats. Plastic water jugs. Plastic soy sauce plates. Wooden disposable chopsticks and not cutlery. Had to go get forks ourselves. The one nice thing was that it was spaceous. PRICE/PAYMENT It was 37$ for all you can eat. Obviously, all you can eat is never the best ingredients. A lot of fried food, rice, and noodles to stuff you. I think the price is ok if it had better food. We have the mon quebec vegane card for discounts and when I asked her if they participated she said she didn't know. I looked it up and found the 10% discount and showed my card. She then applied it, but again lack of knowledge.

The experience was great and in term of taste it give the sushi experience while giving a vegan menu. And the service was pretty chill and amicable and the price is more than reasonable for an all you can eat. Yes if I am being honest I think the visual style is a little bland and some of the meal are great while some are just ok. But despite that I can't recommend enough because it offer something unique, a way to experience the real all you can eat experience to the vegan population and for that alone it is a restaurant that I love and appreciate its existence

All you can eat and a la carte available. A good variety of dishes, all vegan. This is my first time trying konjac mock raw fish and it's pretty satisfying. The robot cat waiter (Bella) was a plus.

Kind owner, great sushi, Zen decor; overall, a home run! I ordered take out from Oplante during a trip to Montreal. The sushi was delicious. All the items on the menu were vegan and free of allium if you are allergic or practice a certain religious beliefs. I had the Miso soup ($3.95), Volcano Nigiri with konjac-based tuna, inari, crispy sweet potato, spicy mayo ($5.99) and Unique Sushi with portobello, jalapeno, avocado, assorted nuts, black pepper, cherry radish and miso emulsion ($13.50). Although the items were slightly on the pricier side, it was well worth the price! Writing this review makes miso hungry.

The best Vegan sushi in Montreal. They have a cat robot who delivers the sushi to the main area from the kitchen and the servers carry it to the table which is also an amazing experience. For $45 you can have all you can eat sushi not including drinks but water is fine. They have an amazing tea selection as well. The food is amazing quality and portions. They have not only sushi dishes but also noodle, vegan meat dishes, soups and vegetables. They give you a tablet to place an order and you can order as much as you like. You continue the process as you go. They do have a time limit of an hr that you can stay in order to stay within reservation time. I do suggest making an online reservation before you go. There is easy access to the metro from the location and also their is street parking which makes it easy to access. The interior is bright and very well decorated. Staff are always super polite and professional. Highly suggest for a cute date, family function or if you are feeling super hungry !

Absolutely great experience! We chose to all you can eat option for $35 plus tax and really enjoyed all of the options, even the size portions are pretty generous, and we came here around 5:30 PM on a Saturday afternoon and still have time to enjoy our meal!