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425 Av. Viger O RC-001, Montreal, Quebec H2Z 1W5, Canada
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Neotokyo in Montreal brings a modern twist to Japanese-inspired dining right in the heart of the city. Situated at 425 Avenue Viger O, the restaurant has quickly become a go-to spot for anyone looking to experience bold flavors, stylish presentation, and a vibe that feels both urban and welcoming. Walking in, you immediately notice the sleek design that plays on contemporary Tokyo influences while still keeping a cozy, approachable atmosphere.
The menu at Neotokyo is where tradition meets creativity. Classic Japanese favorites like sushi and ramen are elevated with unique touches, while small plates and fusion-style offerings add variety for those who want to try something new. The sushi rolls, for example, often come with inventive fillings or striking presentations that make them stand out from the typical options around town. Meanwhile, the ramen bowls are hearty and comforting, layered with broths that feel rich and deeply satisfying.
Another highlight is how the dishes balance flavor and aesthetics. Every plate feels carefully crafted, almost like edible art, yet nothing is overcomplicated. This makes the experience enjoyable whether you’re a longtime fan of Japanese cuisine or just dipping your toes into something different. Pairing a meal with a refreshing drink or sake from their list can take the dining experience up another notch, adding to the sense of fun and discovery.
As for service options, Neotokyo makes things convenient for different dining preferences. Guests can enjoy dine-in for a full experience that captures the ambiance, or opt for takeout when they want those flavors on the go. Either way, the service is known for being attentive and efficient, ensuring the focus stays on enjoying good food in a smooth, easygoing way.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
425 Av. Viger O RC-001, Montreal, Quebec H2Z 1W5, Canada
Visited 1 time. Welcoming staff, clean place and super cosy atmosphere. As for food, the Takoyaki balls were super delicious. The ramen we took, hmm.. they were good too but I expected them to be better. I had the Tonkotsu and added extra black garlic oil too but I personally found that it still lacked depths and flavours. (Same impressions from the people accompanying me) I would recommend if for the welcoming and super nice decor though
Atmosphere wise, this place is really cool and scores a 100 for vibe, feels like AKIRA. Definitely check it out at least once. Decent ramen, they give you a good amount of noodles BUT the truffle ramen I ordered had no meat at all just a couple of mushrooms and cabbage...? Quite a disappointment for a $20 bowl, not recommended. The Takoyaki was good, recommended. The Yakisoba (their Monday special) was surprisingly good, we really liked it, you could taste the lightly charred flavor, wife and I loved it. Overall the ramen just was OK at least for the ones I ordered, otherwise this could've been a 5 stars.
We enjoyed Neotokyo that we came back for the 2nd time the following day! Matcha beer was actually the reason why we decided to visit, unfortunately it was not available anymore. But the bartender offered us to try their other drinks which we enjoyed! We were sitting at the bar the entire time, we just had a full dinner somewhere, and only up for drinks. We had a good view of how the chef were making the ramens, that’s why we decided to come the following day which we never regret. All the food were superb and especially the service!
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.