Yamato - Sainte-Julie

Order the seafood salad shrimp, crab and little tiny pieces of lobsterWhere are they? The dressing was zesty, just the way I like the dressing.

Pros-_: Good Service-_ Good Food-_ Good Ambiance__Cons-: You need a reservation on week-ends, otherwise you will have to wait.

This restaurant is excellent for Sushi. Its a very small restaurant. I am still wondering if they have 40 seats if not less????IT'S unique in a sense where its one building having one main kitchen with two different restaurants at the same time. In the left you have Yamato and on the right Charbon Rouge for grill steaks and Ribs.Reservation is almost a must for this restaurant because of the size and especially the popularity with the locals on Thursday and Friday Saturday and perhaps on Sunday. I highly recommend this place for Sushi you will love it definitely.

Best place in Ste-Julie for sushis. For lunch, diner or take out you must try this place. You can alzo bring your wine. They also serve great Thaï dishes. You must try it.

The place: nice decor and ambiance - well light for a cozy feel, it is small and quaint with a modern feel.Shushi: overall fresh and good quality - not particularly tasty... but good quality fish. Maki rolls are well sized and not excess rice.. pleasant bites. Nice sashimi, the White tuna was very lightly torched adding a pleasant twist.-rice crispies replacing tempura in the rolls...not so good.-"special rolls': "the Big apple": disappointing for the price...the grilled red peppers (from a jar) overpowered the fish if any ( VERY hard to notice it in the roll) and the barely-there taste of apple. -Pad Thai; Not thai-tasting, unspiced, OVERLY sweet, no egg threads... disappointing.-Thai Basil chicken Sautee: not thai-tasting, very sweet, scattered chilies here and there but not a cohesive flavor in the dish..even if it were not presented as "thai".Service: pleasant, kindly professional.Conclusion: overall, pricey for what it really is.