Sushi 999

I arrived there today only to find out that they have been closed permanently. Scary! I wonder why they closed?

I used to work there for several months. I don’t want to talk too much here. But for your health, avoid this place. Trust me.

Certains disent que le service est peu accueillant.
Bön, on n’est pas au Reine Elizabeth, hein. Ça va, quand même, pour un immense restaurant de sushi à volonté. Nous étions quatre, nous avons été accueillis immédiatement par un serveur des plus souriants, qui nous a accompagnés toute la soirée.
Disons qu’il faut savoir ce que l’on veut, sinon, on peut y passer la nuit (quoique c’est permis).
On peut manger POUR TOUJOURS! Et que dire de ce merveilleux concept qu’est celui de la possibilité d’apporter nos propres consommations alcoolisées? Un mariage adorable. Sushi et vin blanc, POUR LE RESTE DE TA VIE!
Le décor est loin d’être à tout casser et, parlant de casser, des enfants nous ont cassé les oreilles une partie de la soirée. Puisque les capacités parentales des géniteurs /​accompagnateurs qui étaient présents semblaient moindres, je n’aurais pas dit non à une petite intervention de la part du personnel lorsque les bambins ont décidé non seulement de courir partout dans le restaurant et dans la section des toilettes (à l’extérieur du restaurant, mais dans le même bâtiment, je vous rassure), mais aussi s’asseoir /​se coucher où bon leur semblait, quand bon leur semblait. J’ai failli leur tendre un vilain croc-​en-​jambe.
Autre moment cocasse (not): Ma copine a eu un malaise pendant le repas (ce n’est pas la faute du restaurant et de ce que nous avons mangé, je tiens à le préciser) et le personnel a été très aimable à son égard. Je leur dédie une étoile!
J’y retournerai, puisque c’est bon, le prix est très raisonnable pour un resto sushi à volonté (30 $ par personne), on peut apporter notre alcool et le Sushi 999 est situé à un endroit très central et facile d’accès en transport en commun. C’est un OUI!

Sushi 999 is a BYOB AYCE sushi restaurant.
The service on that evening: only two waitresses for the whole restaurant and it was packed.
Sashimi are to be avoided. They don‘t know what is sashimi: the cuts are disgusting bad and destroyed the quality of the meat.
The bathrooms are cleaner now, but still a lot to do (the restaurant got fined in July for the presence of rats, mice and filth in the restaurant).
The price? 23 ish, 25 with taxes (in the evening), but they had mussels.

By far far the worst all you can eat sushi place. Service was super slow. Had to wait almost 20 min before waiter just came to serve us water. Food was 0 stars. Sushi were falling apart. And it felt like they just took sushi out of fridge and put them under steam to make them look fresh. Please please don’t don’t waist your money. This place is so bad that I still remember it lol. I was there like year ago. There are so many other all you can eat sushi places that are by far better. Lol and price is like same as in other places. Doesn’t make sense.

I have been there once. The food and service were Okay. I don’t think I will go back because of the rat problem. That’s so disgusting.

Being a student, I am able to obtain a discount (the total coming out to approximatively 15 $ for me or maybe less) by only showing my Opus Card and nothing more! It’s a fun place to go with a group of friends, therefore offering a wide variety of sushi including coconut and mango sushi (yeah haha). Unfortunately, unless we are paying 20 $ if I do recall, we are able to order the whole menu, or else we aren’t able to have access to some sushis & other food in this all-​you-​can-​eat restaurant. Also, second time I went there, I had a feeling that the sushis weren’t as fresh and delicious as the first time I visited the place. Still, for it being a little cheaper than other all-​you can eat places, thumbs up!

Failed inspection, dead rats:

Yuck!
I’m not a big fan of all you can eat sushi and I didn’t bother coming back to this restarant anyway. What shocks me is the complaint about the cleanliness of the restaurant came in January 2014. It took one year and a half to fine the owners… What other places the population of Montréal is visiting without suspecting there are similar problems.

yeah, so dont go until they have sorted out their problems!

I personally am not going back here after I read this:
Be careful.

This place just got fined for mice and vermin. Stay away.

Do not come to this place. Service was HORRIBLE!!! I wish I could give negative review. The owner or the manager was dishonest and totally unfriendly. He did not even bother to smile. Absolutely nothing special about the sushi. Truthfully, I wouldnt even consider them sushi. The place is run by some Chinese people who has no idea what sushi is.

Terrible service. Waited so long despite there being practically no one in the restaurant. He made no effort to even smile and we had to wait so long to order. Food wasn’t the best either. Would never go back.

much better than last time I came. Makis are awesome and they have many new choices on the menu.

Sushi à volonté ! Très bon dans l’ensemble.
Le bémol est pour le service assez peu accueillant et meme pas un merci au moment de partir.
Mais si vous voulez manger en quantité pour pas chère cela peut etre un bon plan

If you crave sushi and lots of it, then this is the place for you.
It’s all you can eat, BYOB (bring your own bottle), inexpensive place. It’s perfect for lunch or dinner with friends or family gatherings. It’s not exactly the best place to have a date and not the place to go if you know your sushi (the quality is just okay).
However, I still recommend this place if you’re on a budget and sushi is on your mind.
I also recommend to book a table few hours in advance for Friday and Saturday dinners as it can get quite busy and you may end up waiting for a table.

Service déplorable, malgré des sushis correctes. J’ai été beaucoup déçu par la qualité des produits et l’ambiance du restaurant. De plus, la femme qui s’occupe de la caisse a eu le culot de me demander un pourboire plus conséquent que ce que je lui avais donné. Je n’y retournerais pas.

Came here with my girlfriend, I needed my sushi fix while I was in Montréal, so essentially the AYCE that is offered here is from what I’ve seen from many locations, very extensive — there are like 100+ items one can choose — for the price it’s not bad; the sashimi is pretty good, not the best but pretty good — tried the kalbi which wasn’t bad — honestly I can’t complain. The bathroom is kinda weird you need to ask for a key it is within a shared complex, bathroom was kinda broken down–
My girlfriend is not into the AYCE, so she ordered from the a la carte, she was upset the location didn’t offer pad thai, while there was a thai place next door **maybe offer some thai /​fusion goods, she ordered a seafood fried rice and chicken teriyaki, the chicken was pretty good but the fried rice while was huge in portion, it lacked seafood like 6 shrimps, if you offer it on the AYCE, why be stingy with it for a la carte customers.

Hey hey it’s A-​Ok! For All You Can Eat sushi in Montréal this spot on St Denis and Sherbrooke meets your needs. The fish is fresh and service is fast and friendly. The room feels nice, unpretentious, lots of windows. The menu numbers and the numbers on the order sheet seem a bit different so just double check what you’re ordering. Personally I’d avoid anything except the sushi — there’s a lot of other stuff on the menu, some of which we tried, none of which seemed notable to me. Simple fresh rolls in large quantities to accompany the beer and sake you byo makes for a really fun meal with friends.

Had a lovely night out with a group of Unilocalers here. Having been warned that Montréal is not a sushi town, and that all-​you-​can-​eat sushi buffets here can be kind of dicey, I was going in with low expectations. However, I really enjoyed the meal (and not just the excellent company!).
Rice and fish were decent, on par with some of the more expensive places around town and much better than, say, Sushi Shop. Salmon and white tuna sashimi were available at weekday supper (not at lunch except on weekends) and red tuna was available in a roll only.
Lots of cooked food options (including dim sum) for those, like my husband, who would rather avoid seaweed and raw fish.
Service was fast despite being in a large group, and food came out just as soon as we had finished the last plateful. The hot dishes were served piping hot. We were offered a bucket of ice for our wine as well as little cups for our sake. There were a few little glitches with our orders but we certainly all had more than enough to eat.
Special thanks to Mark G. for the introduction to beef sashimi. As a fan of rare roast beef, I can’t believe I had never tried this before.
My favourite part was when the waiter encouraged us to order a second round of dessert! So sad that I was too full for mango ice cream.

I heard a lot about this place, and I tried it last month, and what people say about it is true, it is the best sushi all you can eat in the city. And I have been going more often recently as a susholic…
Only one negative remark is that they are changing there menu a lot, and it is getting harder and harder to get the sashimi as a weekday dinner or lunch choice.
But all in all i recommend it, and dont forget to bring your own wine… white wine works best.

Je résume mon expérience en quelques phrases
La caissière est venue vers nous pour nous demander de payer l’addition alors que nous n’avons pas du tout appeler la dame pour payer l’addition. On venait tout juste de finir notre dînner. Lorsque vous payerez l’addition, faites attention de payer 15% ou plus du montant de l’addition pour le pourboire sinon la caissière va vous le demander.
Je né recommande pas ce restaurant si vous y allez avec des amis ou en couple pour prendre le temps de manger tranquillement.

I have eaten here a few times. The sushi is not bad. The pricing is set up to make the all you can eat option the far and away best choice.
The service here is not great, in keeping with most every all-​you-​can-​eat sushi place you have ever been to.
The shrimp tempura, green dragon roll, and tuna sushi options are my favourite.
If you are not looking to gorge on sushi, you might want to skip this. Otherwise, it is not bad, and they do allow you to bring your own wine.

La première fois que nous avons commandé là relève plus du hasard et du «on tente on verra bien» que du coup de coeur pour le prospectus, collé sur notre frigidaire à notre arrivée dans notre nouvel appart…
Maintenant, on commande au moins une fois par semaine le Party Tray A à faire livrer (je n’ai jamais été dans le resto: on commande toujours la livraison). Ce plateau est juste énorme (42 pièces), et, tout est à base de poissons ! Des pièces de sashimis énormes, des makis au poisson, des sushis, bref, on sait pourquoi on paye: pour du poisson !! Pas pour des makis au surimi et légumes (quand il y a du surimi) comme on voit très souvent à Montréal !
Bref, vraiment une très bonne découverte, et les fois où nous en mangeons d’autres que ceux-​là, nous regrettons toujours un peu notre Party Tray A !!
Révision: de 5 étoiles, passé à 3, après la découverte de 2 autres restaurants de sushis, proches et bien meilleurs