KYO is the newcomer: You pretty much can’t go wrong with their menu, especially if you order the Gaijin maki rolls (caramelized onions, tempuracheese, avocado, spicy mayo, and beef sashimi).
Huge sake list here. Vibe is definitely more high end and pricey. The kyo roll was unique and flavourful. Kalbiribs were also well done. Try the Yuzudonuts!
A modern take on Japanese and sushi. KYO's atmosphere is lively, youthful and energetic. We took the waiter's recommendations on food and enjoyed everything. Fantastic cocktails, too!
Great ambiance, amazing service. The Japanese Surf & Turf is delicious and the sushis super fresh. Make sure you try the beignets for dessert, you won't regret it.
The beef tongue, udon, and cocktails were good but my shogan roll took forever and was served last, essentially as everyone else at the table was done with their entrees.
Slapped right in the middle of Old Montreal, KYO was opened by the folks behind Groupe Antonopoulos on June 20th. A chill, bar-oriented Japanese spot, it offers over 25 varieties of sake.
Wanted to like this place but some drawbacks. Pork gyoza is bland. Service, although friendly, is comically slow. Snake roll oddly tastes like Play-Doh. The one highlight was the bimbibob. 👌🏼
Présentation de qualité, belle fraîcheur des sashimi, les légumes et crevettes en tempera particulièrement bien réussis : croquants en surface et tendres à coeur.
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Kyo Bar Japonais
711 Côte de la Place D’Armes (St-Jacques) MontréalQCH2Y 2X6 Canada