Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Quebec City

"Yuzu's décor is very linear, with lots of squares and straight lines, highlighted by some cool cubby holes along one wall, each with its own recessed light source. The food, on the other hand, is about as curvy and innovative as it can be and still remain edible. Many dishes are Japanese-inspired, and sushi and sashimi hold a proud place on the menu, but beyond that the cuisine defies categorization."

"Since then, this restaurant has changed the food scene of the city with its innovative creation. The restaurant has been the favorite destination of “sushivores” which drove the business to develop a new concept, which is franchise of the business. They have rapidly expanded which have now nearly 140 locations within the provinces of New Brunswick and Quebec."

"Hosaka-Ya will welcome you in a warm and friendly environment of a family business. Being located 5 minutes away from downtown Quebec and at the heart of Vieus-Limoilou, you will discover in this restaurant the real flavors and tastes of Japan as they offer a menu which is inspired by izakaya (Japanese bistro) as well as Japanese home dishes. Each month, you will find that they consistently cater new dishes in the menu."

"Une publication partagée par Chloe Trudel (@chloettepic) le 9 Juin 2017 à 7 :53 PDT. Au cœur du Vieux-Limoilou et à cinq minutes du centre-ville de Québec, l’entreprise familiale vous offre un menu inspiré de la cuisine maison japonaise et des bistros japonais. Des nouveautés sont inscrites chaque mois au tableau!"

"This Japanese restaurant attracts thousands of customers each week with the excellent quality and freshness of their products. With this, since its inception in 2005, it has over 106 locations today all over Quebec. They are open seven days a week and their chefs will welcome you to lovingly prepare the flavorful bites that brings pleasure to any who eat it."

"This chain has spread everywhere in Quebec, but in Quebec City, Sushi Taxi remains a safe bet. Although it may not closely resemble the cuisine of its Japanese ancestors, the creative sushi is very fresh and inventive. You can stop by and grab something to eat at the avenue Cartier, Charlesbourg or Lebourgneuf locations."

"Une publication partagée par Noémie Bédard (@nmbdrd) le 27 Avril 2019 à 3 :24 PDT. Le kimono vous propose un menu à la carte, des spéciaux de 5 à 7 et des plats pour emporter. Il sera difficile de choisir parmi la soixantaine de sushis proposés: thon blanc, saumon fumé, crevettes tempura, caviar d’éperlan et bien plus."

"Tuna Maki #increible #sushi #borderio #nikisushi @nikisushibar. Une publication partagée par Luis Undurraga (@luchoundurraga) le 13 Mars 2019 à 5 :58 PDT. Une cuisine asiatique généreuse et unique avec la première «rivière à sushi» où quatre couleurs d’assiettes défilent sur les bateaux, à quatre prix différents."

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"Une publication partagée par Ann Gauthier (@gauthier.ann) le 30 Mars 2018 à 6 :09 PDT. Sushis et autres délices de poisson avec ou sans riz et souvent proposés avec une sauce délicieuse!. Il faut absolument demander les spécialités du chef, qui ne sont pas inscrites officiellement sur le menu, mais qui sont tout simplement exquises."

"There’s no better place for sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River, the Dufferin Terrace, and Château Frontenac. At night, when the city is awash with light, the atmosphere of the terrace is simply magical."

"Perched upon the Cap-Rouge promontory, Parc Cartier-Roberval offers unparalleled views of the St. Lawrence River and its surroundings. The park’s wildlife, woods, and 200 year-old trees are well worth the trip!. What’s more, archeological digs started in 2006 reveal that Jacques Cartier and Jean-François de La Rocque de Roberval had two forts built here to prepare for colonization in the St. Lawrence valley: one on top of the cape and the other on the land now occupied by Cap-Rouge Church."

"At 120 hectares (nearly 300 acres) Parc Chauveau is Québec City’s biggest park. Located in the Des Rivières borough, it is bisected by the St. Charles River, whose clear waters have carved out a spectacular steep-banked valley over time. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy plenty of wildlife, a verdant environment, and great opportunities for walking, picnicking, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing."

"We’re at your service with take-out, curbside, Drive-Thru and McDelivery® at this time. For take-out, come in or order ahead from. McDonald's Value Picks Menu"

"This is THE place to go to try Peking duck and a whole host of other delicious Chinese dishes. Come for the delicious food and stay for the cozy atmosphere and affordable prices. De la Source aux Caraibes"

"We want to become number 1 in the category of high-end gourmet pizza. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 418-529-7489"

"Chez Alfred-Pellan Galerie d’art is run by members of the Coopérative Artistique du Quartier, which was created in March 2016 with the express aim of giving the house where famous painter Alfred Pellan grew up and discovered his love for art a new lease on life. Their aim is to make art more available to a broader audience while also offering a forum for young artists. It’s a venue devoted to exhibiting the work of existing and emerging artists."

"Built in 1803-1804 and inspired by British Classicism, the Jonathan Sewell House illustrates early 19th-century development in Québec's upper middle-class settlement of Upper Town. The original owner, a lawyer, was appointed Solicitor General and Attorney General of Lower Canada before becoming Chief Justice and Chairman of the Executive Council in 1808. The Sewells had 16 children who were educated here, but the home was also known for hosting political debates."

"Once a military barracks, then a jail (the site of the last public hanging), and college, the Morrin Centre is now a gorgeous Victorian library and home to the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec. Explore the library on your own, or take a guided tour through parts of the old jail, college and library."

"Galerie Québec Art aims to help and support the work of artists from Quebec and throughout Canada. Galerie Québec Art is delighted to offer high-quality works produced by artists of outstanding skill and boundless imagination. In addition to representing globally recognized artists, Galerie Quebec Art is devoted to supporting the work of young artists and assisting them in launching their careers by supplying them with substantial exposure in a venue that draws over 2.3 million visitors per year."

"https://www.placeroyale.ca/en/commercants/galerie-quebec-art/. 40 rue Notre-Dame, G1K 8A5. Located at the heart of the Place Royale, The Québec Art Gallery is full of artists to discover each one as interesting as the other."