Q: negative

A: Their mango lasso is mixed with too much yogurt

Q: negative

A: Save your money and go to Kyoto Bowl. Our waiter gaves us our metal bowls and then coddled my family like we're children. They have all the waiters follow us to get in line for the self-service buffet. They stand there like if you get out of line, you're bad. Weird...During this time, the waiter goes on and on about their food and what they have. Then when you get to the buffet, the choices are very limited and the food is so full of fluff you don't get to put much food in. Some of it is meant to be like sushi, uncooked, but since you put it in a bowl, it gets cooked with everything else. Oh yeah, and the place is loud. You'll have to sit elbow to elbow to hear your family. The novelty about this place is that you can watch the cooks cook your dismal amount on an open fire oven. That's the coolest thing about this place. They serve it in these trendy lopsided bowls. At this point, the food has really shrunk. The food is tasteless. Anyways, they give you the bill and even though somebody else paid for my bill, I was shocked by the price ~ $10 a bowl. If I had $10, I'd rather go to Taco Bell.

Q: negative

A: I'm actually glad this place is closed. It was almost totally dark, with really really bad service and truly awful food. There was no ambiance, no cell signal and no wifi. I was dining alone and wasn't even offered a newspaper to pass the time waiting for the bad food to arrive - though I wouldn't have been able to read it because it was so dark. Good riddance!

Q: negative

A:
So I really wanted to like this place, I had read the signs about a Camp fire Ceasar and all. And I did really like the cheap drink specials 6 bucks for a pbr and a jameson after 10 pm. But what happened to me and a friend here tonight will serve me to never go to this establishment ever again. We were talking at the bar about various things and I found out that our conversation about Americans being fat due to a lack of public transportation was completely forbidden. My friend and I were just sitting at the bar when all of a sudden the bartender tells us that we need to leave, now I have been wasted and told that I would not be served any more, but his was entirely due to our conversation and our something or whatever with positive body image. Instead of trying to argue with us, our bartender suggests that we drink our drinks fast or get a refund. WTF?!? This is the kind of bush league stuff that you only hear about and never experience in real life. The poutine was great, as were the drink specials but woe be to you if you mention anything to do with fatness, or you will be asked to leave. My friend and I are still confused several hours later. It is enough to cause you to wonder whether prejudice against lesbians is justified (which I doubt is actually their goal in life) but being unwelcome as a straight man is a new experience. I will never go back and will be frequently any of the various other bars in Montreal as a result.