Kaizen Sushi Bar & Restaurant

I went there with a party of 4 and we went "a la carte" to pay less. It ended up being 65$ per person tip included but consider that we did not order alcohol. The sushi itself was very good but you expect the sushi to be slightly smaller so you can eat them as a single bite. This wasn't the case here. We could have used a knife and fork to eat the sushi pieces. That being said it's really good sushi. Inspired and served in grandiose platters. If you decide to go to Kaizen, be prepared to pay the price. It's one of the most expensive sushi places in montreal but it's one of the few places where you can have Kobe Beef and such scrumptious desserts as their famous chocolate souffle.