Kimono Sushi Bar - Québec

Absolutely spectacular restaurant!!! The place was crowded, they squeezed us into the sushi bar. Lucky us! Best sushi ever. There were 5 sushi chefs grinding non stop the hour plus we were there. Great chic ambiance, very friendly service as well. The sushi platter for 2 was outstanding, could have fed 3. Interesting lighting.

Time to get the food is a little bit too long. Order 45 minutes ago and still get nothing.

Please excuse the writing in English ... my French is weak.l live on Vancouver lsland, BC and was visiting family in Quebec City last week. For a big treat, l paid for the sushi supper for four. lt was not inexpensive. The food was beautiful, but l'm writing to say the menu is a BIG FAKE. l feel CHEATED to find many items with salmon, and all the salmon FARMED SALMON! That's not salmon! Salmon is a wild fish and we have five species native to our rivers, not one of which is Atlantic salmon. The farmed salmon are Atlantic salmon raised here in open net pens, small enclosures which prohibit the formation of proper muscle, hence the flabby texture. These poor fish are fed diets including antibiotics and growth hormones, and they host sea lice. The lice in the farms do not die off in the winter in the natural way, so the smolts (salmon juveniles) heading out to sea to mature become infested with lice too, weakening them for their years at sea and their eventual up-river trip to spawn. The zone under a fish farm is an absolute dead zone, no sea life whatsoever.There are many pressures on wild salmon, once enormously abundant on the coast. Factory fish farms are lethal to native stocks and they need to be out of the ocean and onto the land as is done elsewhere in the world. The meat is cheap and therefor an attractive option, but it should always be clearly labeled Sorry to rant on like this, but l was really disappointed to have farmed Atlantic salmon served by everyone's favourite sushi bar.

This is the best sushi and maki we have ever tasted!

One of the best food and overall experience we have had in some time. Looking towards our next visit to Quebec and