Kazu is one of the best japanese restaurants in Montreal for dinner, especially if you want a strong option in Downtown.
Kazu operates on the premise that cuisine borders are a little boring, and at price level one in Downtown Montreal, it's hard to argue with the results.
Score flavor, vibe, value, and service to sharpen your Taste ID and get better picks.
Made from fresh black tigers from the Atlantic ocean
Japanese styled pancake (vegetable or shrimp)
Barbequed Beef Short Ribs with special Kazu sauce
A bowl of rice topped with sliced pork simmered in soy sauce in a mildly sweet sauce
Fresh raw tuna and salmon sashimi on vinegar rice with salad
Kazu is a strong japanese option in Downtown in Montreal when you want somewhere that already has a solid public track record. Shrimp Burger and Okonomiyaki also give you a decent sense of the menu. It also holds a 9.4 rating across 2,597 Google reviews.
0 diner reviews · reviewed by Carlos Mendez for Kazu
Every note in this section is written by a diner who actually ate here, so we leave it empty until there's a genuine one to share.
For now, Kazu holds a 9.4 rating across 2,597 Google reviews.
More nearby picks with similar cuisine, mood, or occasion fit.
Philippe Guilbault and Laurence Théberge — a sommelier and a veteran pastry chef, respectively — opened Claire Jacques on what was, until recently, a forgettable Villeray corner, and by most accounts the room landed fully formed.
Nana Saveurs Kreyol et Caribéens sits on Beaubien Est in Rosemont, which is not a street that trades in hype or destination dining — and that suits this place perfectly.
B12 Burger is a homegrown Quebec chain — a dozen locations and counting — built on a premise that's harder to pull off than it sounds: halal, fresh-never-frozen patties, kept honest and kept cheap.
Montreal has no shortage of vegetarian restaurants, but plant-based Indian cooking done with genuine culinary ambition is a different category — and Tula is essentially the only room in the city occupying it.
Ethiopian cooking is architecturally communal — everything arrives on a shared spread of injera, the soft, tangy flatbread that functions as both plate and utensil, and the meal only works when the whole table leans in.
Kazu is a Japanese restaurant located in Downtown, Montreal. Kazu operates on the premise that cuisine borders are a little boring, and at price level one in Downtown Montreal, it's hard to argue with the results.
Kazu is best for takeout, dinner. Kazu is a strong japanese option in Downtown in Montreal when you want somewhere that already has a solid public track record. Shrimp Burger and Okonomiyaki also give you a decent sense of the menu. It also holds a 9.4 rating across 2,597 Google reviews.
Kazu is in the Good value price range (value). Google rating: 9.4 from 2,597 reviews
Start with Shrimp Burger, Okonomiyaki, Beef Kalbi Plate and 48 Hours Pork Bowl. These dishes are shown from TastyPals notes or restaurant data on this page.
Kazu holds a 9.4 Google rating from 2,597 reviews. Kazu is a strong japanese option in Downtown in Montreal when you want somewhere that already has a solid public track record. Shrimp Burger and Okonomiyaki also give you a decent sense of the menu. It also holds a 9.4 rating across 2,597 Google reviews.
Kazu is located at 1844 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, Montréal, QC H3H 1M1, Canada. Directions are available via Google Maps.
Book a table at Kazu
Check availability on the restaurant's official site.
Get the App
Use the web for editorial context, then explore Kazu and similar picks in the app when you want a more personal Montreal dinner plan.
