4.9
- 4.9Food
- 4.9Service
- 4.8Ambience
- 4.7Value
Noise • Moderate
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From the OpenTable editors: At Chef Hiroshi Kitano’s Plateau restaurant, precise technique meets inventive twists on classic Japanese dishes. Made with top-tier local and Japanese ingredients, the fresh fish donburi and chirashi bowls stand out as some of the city's finest, while dishes like the uni carbonara, which weave in French and Italian influences, leave a lasting impression.
Executive chef: Hiroshi Kitano
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4.9
Noise • Moderate
Montreal / Quebec
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Yes, families do dine at Kitano Shokudo: reviewers report being allowed inside with babies, so parents can expect a welcoming, family‑friendly visit (though high‑chairs/boosters weren’t provided in one report).
Yes, Kitano Shokudo’s cozy, intimate setting and attentive service make it a popular choice for special evenings; guests have celebrated anniversaries here and explicitly recommend it for date night.
Some dishes come generously sized or are easy to share, guests specifically note big karaage pieces, a very generous salad portion, and groups frequently sharing plates.
Kitano Shokudo is cozy and intimate, a tiny spot with roughly nine bar seats and a few small tables, an open kitchen you can watch, and smooth DJ beats that add warm energy.
Kitano Shokudo will seat families with young children, but guests report they do not provide high chairs or booster seats, parties with babies have been accommodated at a table.
Casual Dress, comfortable, un-fussy attire is appropriate; nothing formal is required.
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