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At a glance01Sushi Nishinokaze02Jun I03Park
Current position#1 in Montréal#2 in Montréal#3 in Montréal
Recognized asChef-owner Vincent Gee's eight-seat Edomae omakase at 5400 boulevard Saint-LaurentChef-led Japanese and sushi restaurant at 156A avenue Laurier OuestChef Antonio Park's Japanese-Korean restaurant at 378 Victoria Avenue
Best forA technically detailed, fully prepaid high-end Edomae experienceÀ-la-carte nigiri and sashimi or a more flexible omakase-style mealCreative sushi and sashimi within a broader menu and full-service setting
Decision fitExact chef-owner and counter · Rice and curing detail · All-in price and policy disclosedCurrent priced menu · Lunch and dinner access · Direct bilingual contactExact chef and location · Broader mixed-group format · Current booking and contact route
Profile typeBusiness / organizationBusiness / organizationBusiness / organization
Geographic scopeMontréal, QuebecMontréal, QuebecMontréal, Quebec
Public editionQ3 2026Q3 2026Q3 2026

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Different strengths.
One short list.

Sushi Nishinokaze is the strongest pure Edomae counter; Jun I is the best established à-la-carte and omakase bridge; Park is the leading creative sushi and broader Japanese-Korean option.

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