Restaurant in Montréal, Canada
Takumi Sushi
100Pearl PointsSushi First
About Takumi Sushi
Takumi Sushi is worth considering for a low-friction sushi meal in central Montréal, especially for small groups that value availability over ceremony. It is not the pick for diners seeking a documented omakase splurge, named awards, or a chef-led tasting format; use it when the priority is sushi with an easier booking path.
Montréal has plenty of dinner choices competing for limited weekend attention, so the case for Takumi Sushi should stay practical: choose it when its verified hours and casual dress code fit the plan. Verified public details are limited, so it is better treated as a direct Montréal option than as a venue with documented accolades, published menu specifics, or a confirmed special format.
Plan around verified practical details, not a prestige trophy
The clearest confirmed information is the schedule. Takumi Sushi is open Monday through Thursday from 5–9:30 PM, Friday from 5–10:30 PM, Saturday from 12–2:30 PM and 5–10:30 PM, Sunday from 12–2:30 PM and 5–9:30 PM. Dress code is casual.
Beyond those basics, the public details verified here do not confirm suppliers, chef credentials, awards, signature items, menu format, pricing, seating, or a specific service style. That does not make it a pass; it means expectations should be set around the confirmed essentials rather than unsupported claims. For diners who want a more fully documented meal, compare carefully before committing.
Who should choose it in Montréal
Takumi Sushi is easiest to assess through logistics: Montréal location, casual dress code, a schedule that includes weeknight dinner hours, later Friday and Saturday evening hours, weekend midday hours. For a broader Montréal plan, use Our full Montréal restaurants guide alongside Our full Montréal bars guide if the night needs another stop.
Skip it if the occasion needs published accolades, a stated tasting-menu format, confirmed pricing, or detailed menu information before arrival. Choose it if the decision is practical and the verified hours, Montréal location, casual dress code are enough for the plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Takumi Sushi good for a special occasion?
It can work for a low-key occasion if the confirmed details fit your plan: Takumi Sushi is in Montréal, has a casual dress code, lists evening hours throughout the week. If you need a venue with more documented detail before choosing, compare it with Restaurant de l'ITHQ or Le Mousso and check current official information.
Does Takumi Sushi handle dietary restrictions?
Those details are not verified here. Check the venue's official channels before going if your group has allergies, dietary restrictions, or other menu needs. If your group is comparing options, Menthe et couscous or Agrikol may also be worth checking through their official channels.
What should a first-timer know about Takumi Sushi?
Go in with the verified basics: Takumi Sushi is in Montréal, the dress code is casual, evening hours are listed Monday through Sunday, weekend midday hours are listed on Saturday and Sunday from 12–2:30 PM. Specific menu details, pricing, seating, service format are not verified here.
What should I order at Takumi Sushi?
Specific dishes and menu format are not verified here. Check the venue's official channels for the latest menu details before deciding. If you want to compare with another option, Casa Galicia is another venue to research separately.
Are midday or evening hours better at Takumi Sushi?
Use the published schedule to decide. Takumi Sushi lists weekend midday hours on Saturday and Sunday from 12–2:30 PM. Evening hours are listed Monday through Thursday from 5–9:30 PM, Friday and Saturday from 5–10:30 PM, Sunday from 5–9:30 PM. For a different kind of dinner plan, Restaurant de l'ITHQ or Le Mousso are other Montréal venues to compare.
What are alternatives to Takumi Sushi in Montréal?
Restaurant de l'ITHQ, Le Mousso, Casa Galicia, Menthe et couscous, Agrikol are other Montréal venues to compare depending on the kind of meal you want. Takumi Sushi is best assessed here by its verified basics: Montréal location, casual dress code, published hours.
Location
405A Sherbrooke St E, Montreal, Quebec H2L 1J9, Canada
Montréal, Canada
Compare Takumi Sushi
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Takumi Sushi | Montréal | , | , |
| Casa Galicia | Montréal | , | , |
| Restaurant de l'ITHQ | Montréal | Regional Cuisine | $$ |
| Le Mousso | Montréal | French | , |
| Menthe et couscous | Montréal | , | , |
| Agrikol | Montréal | , | , |
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Where to look if this is not the right fit
If the group wants clearer value and a broader menu, book Restaurant de l'ITHQ. If the night needs more energy and a stronger room-first feel, consider Agrikol.
How Takumi Sushi compares in Montréal
Takumi Sushi is the easier sushi-focused choice when the brief is simple: central Montréal, dinner availability, a meal that does not require a major planning runway. Restaurant de l'ITHQ is the clearer value play if price certainty matters, since it is listed as Regional Cuisine at $$; choose that over Takumi Sushi when the group wants a broader Québec-leaning restaurant experience rather than sushi.
For a higher-intent dinner, Le Mousso is the stronger cross-shop if the appeal is French cooking and a more ambitious meal structure. Takumi Sushi makes more sense when the night should stay casual and seafood-led. Casa Galicia and Menthe et couscous are better alternatives when the group wants a warmer, sharing-oriented table rather than a sushi order.
Agrikol is the more social pick if ambiance and energy matter more than sushi. Takumi Sushi is the practical call for an easier, more focused meal; Agrikol is the better fit when the restaurant is part of a louder night out.
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