Live in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve and craving sushi tonight without the hassle of going out? Good news: Aji Bar Sushi & Izakaya MTL, located at 929 St-Zotique East in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, delivers straight to your door or office through PikaPoint.
If you've typed sushi near me into your phone more than once while sitting in Hochelaga, this article is for you. We'll cover how to order, what holds up best in a delivery box, why Aji beats a generic sushi Montreal option, and a quick reminder for anyone who ends up preferring to eat on site after all.
- Address
- 929 St-Zotique East, Montreal, QC H2S 1M9
- Phone
- 514 272 2929
- Distance from Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
- about 3.5 km
- Delivery platform
- PikaPoint (order.pikapoint.io/aji-sushi-mtl/menus)
- Google rating
- 4.5 out of 332 reviews
- BYOB on site
- 5 dollar corkage fee per table
How to order Aji delivery when you live in Hochelaga
You don't need to juggle a dozen different apps to get Aji sushi delivered to Hochelaga-Maisonneuve. All online ordering runs through one official channel, PikaPoint, available directly at order.pikapoint.io/aji-sushi-mtl/menus. Pick your dishes, confirm your address in Hochelaga, and check out, all in a few minutes from a phone or computer.
Since the neighborhood sits about 3.5 km from the restaurant at 929 St-Zotique East, expect a somewhat longer wait than an order placed in the streets right around the restaurant. There's no fixed number to promise here: the real delivery time depends mostly on how busy things are, especially on Friday and Saturday evenings. PikaPoint shows an estimate right at checkout, and that's the most reliable guide to go by.
One simple tip for busy nights: order a little ahead of time rather than at the last minute, especially if you're hosting guests or planning a team dinner at the office in Hochelaga.
What travels well in delivery, and what's better enjoyed on site
Not every dish handles a few kilometers in a delivery box the same way. At Aji, maki rolls and tightly rolled sushi combos hold up particularly well: their compact structure protects the rice and filling, and they keep their shape even after the trip to Hochelaga.
The izakaya side of the menu also travels nicely, especially hot dishes packed in sealed containers designed to retain heat and keep sauces in place. Bento boxes, with their separated compartments, are probably the most practical option for a desk lunch or a solo dinner, since each component stays put until the box is opened.
Where a little nuance applies is with certain delicate nigiri pieces or tempura elements that are ultra crisp straight out of the kitchen: like at any restaurant, they lose a touch of their original crunch after a delivery trip. Nothing that ruins the experience, but if you're particular about that perfect crisp, those dishes shine a bit more eaten fresh on site, straight from the kitchen.
Why choose Aji over a generic sushi Montreal delivery option
In Hochelaga as everywhere else in Montreal, sushi delivery options aren't in short supply, but they're not all created equal. At Aji, the kitchen is led by chef-owner Yamamoto, who brings 30 years of experience behind the sushi counter. This isn't a generic menu copied across ten locations, it's a chef overseeing what leaves his kitchen, delivery included.
The restaurant's Google rating, currently 4.5 out of 332 reviews, reflects a consistency appreciated well beyond the Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie area where the restaurant is based. For a Hochelaga customer comparing options on a delivery app, that's a concrete benchmark, not just an appetizing photo.
Ordering directly through PikaPoint, rather than a generic third-party platform, also makes sure the order goes straight to the restaurant itself, with an up-to-date menu and accurate pricing, no extra middleman in the mix.
Change your mind? The counter is still open, BYOB included
Delivery remains the easiest option for a quiet weeknight at home, but nothing stops you from making the trip the other way once in a while. The restaurant, at 929 St-Zotique East, roughly 3.5 km from Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, runs on a BYOB basis: bring your own bottle of wine, and a 5 dollar corkage fee per table applies.
It's a nice option for a dinner with friends or a partner who wants to pair a favorite wine with the menu, without worrying about a restaurant wine list. Whether it's delivery or a meal on site, the point stays the same: enjoying chef Yamamoto's cooking, whether you're in Hochelaga or right at the counter in Rosemont.
Practical info for planning your order or your visit
To reach the restaurant directly, whether for a question about an order or to book a table, the number is 514 272 2929. The restaurant is located at 929 St-Zotique East, Montreal, QC H2S 1M9.
As for hours, lunch runs Monday to Friday from 11am to 2:30pm. In the evening, it's Sunday to Thursday from 4:30pm to 10pm, and Friday-Saturday from 4:30pm to 11pm. On Saturday and Sunday there's no lunch service, the restaurant opens at 4:30pm only on those days.
To order online from Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, the link to remember stays the same at all times: order.pikapoint.io/aji-sushi-mtl/menus.
- 1Aji delivers to Hochelaga-Maisonneuve through PikaPoint (order.pikapoint.io/aji-sushi-mtl/menus), the restaurant's only official ordering platform.
- 2The roughly 3.5 km distance means a slightly longer wait than delivery right around the restaurant; the exact estimate shows up at checkout.
- 3Maki, combos, hot izakaya dishes, and bento boxes travel very well; a few delicate pieces are still best enjoyed on site.
- 4Choosing Aji over a generic sushi Montreal option means backing an experienced chef-owner and a 4.5 out of 332 Google rating, not an anonymous algorithm.
- 5For anyone who changes their mind, the restaurant remains a solid BYOB option on site, about 3.5 km from Hochelaga, with a 5 dollar corkage fee per table.
