Sushi Momo (now Momo par Christian Ventura) is a 100% plant-based sushi restaurant located on Saint-Denis Street in Plateau-Mont-Royal. Chef Christian Ventura reinvents sushi and Japanese cuisine with unexpected flavors.

Atmosphere: A Warm Restaurant

Brick walls, wooden furniture, and plenty of plants: the dining room at Sushi Momo focuses on a warm ambiance. The open kitchen allows you to watch the team prepare each sushi, with attentive service.

The Menu: 100% Plant-Based Sushi

The entire menu is vegan, and several dishes can be made gluten-free. The "salmon" and "shrimp" are made from konjac, the "chicken" from shiitake. Among the must-tries: the Momo futomakis (inari tofu, mango, yuzu) and Faraferu (falafel, kimchi), signature rolls like Mr Croquant with mushrooms and truffle, tempura makis, sushi on crispy rice, and New Style sashimi with ponzu. For a complete experience, the omakase menu offers five courses. At the time of writing, it was $65 per person, plus $45 for wine and sake pairing. Prices change: check the up-to-date menu on the official website.

Wines, Sake, and Cocktails

The wine list highlights natural wines, with bottles available through private import. You'll also find sake, beers created with the Ippon microbrewery, and cocktails available with or without alcohol.

Reservations and Service

The restaurant welcomes guests on-site only, and reservations are made through Resy. For takeout, the Komomo counter at 16 Avenue des Pins offers the same quality sushi.

Practical Information

Sushi Momo is located at 3609 Saint-Denis Street, Montreal (514 825-6363). The restaurant is open every evening; detailed hours are on the official website.

Frequently Asked Questions about Sushi Momo

Is Sushi Momo vegan?

Yes, all the sushi and dishes at the restaurant are plant-based.

Do I need to make a reservation?

It's recommended to reserve for sushi at Momo, especially on weekends. Reservations are made online.

Can I order takeout?

Yes, at Komomo, the restaurant's takeout counter, which prepares sushi for takeout.

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Stroll along Saint-Denis Street, discover the Vegapalooza market, or read our article on the Japanese brasserie Iru Izakaya.