Live or work in Outremont and craving sushi without wanting to leave the house? Good news: Aji Bar Sushi and Izakaya MTL delivers right to your door. If you have been typing sushi near me or restaurants near me into your phone, this article is for the person who wants delivery at home or at the office rather than a trip to the counter.
Here is how to place the order, what delivery time to realistically expect, which dishes travel best to Outremont, and why it is worth ordering directly from Aji instead of going through a generic sushi delivery app.
- Restaurant address
- 929 St-Zotique East, Montreal, QC H2S 1M9 (Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie)
- Distance to Outremont
- About 4.5 km
- Ordering platform
- PikaPoint: order.pikapoint.io/aji-sushi-mtl/menus
- Phone
- 514 272 2929
- Google rating
- 4.5/332 reviews
- BYOB on site
- 5$ corkage fee per table
How to order Aji delivery to Outremont
Ordering happens in one place: order.pikapoint.io/aji-sushi-mtl/menus. It is the official, and only, ordering platform for Aji Bar Sushi and Izakaya MTL, for both delivery and pickup. Just enter your Outremont address when checking out to confirm the area is covered.
The restaurant is located at 929 St-Zotique East, in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, a neighbourhood next to Outremont. Since there is no other active platform for Aji right now, there is no need to check several apps: everything goes through this single link, which keeps the process simple and avoids mismatched menus or prices.
For anyone who prefers to talk to someone before ordering, whether for an allergy, a large office order, or a question about a dish, the restaurant can be reached at 514 272 2929 during opening hours.
What to expect for delivery time
Outremont sits about 4.5 kilometres from the restaurant, a distance that stays within a nearby delivery zone. That said, the actual time between ordering and receiving your food depends mostly on two things: how busy the kitchen is when the order comes in, and traffic along the route.
In practice, that means delivery can be fairly quick on a quiet weekday afternoon, and longer on a Friday or Saturday night, when several orders are being prepared at once. The best approach is to order with a bit of a buffer if you have a specific time in mind, like a team dinner or a night in with friends, rather than aiming for an exact moment.
One last practical tip: in the evening, it is best to avoid placing an order in the final minutes before closing, so the kitchen has time to prepare it properly.
What travels well in delivery, and what is better in person
The good news for Outremont is that most of Aji's menu is built to travel well. Rolls, nigiri, sashimi, hot izakaya dishes, and bentos are all packaged in a way that keeps their texture and temperature intact for the trip.
Izakaya dishes cooked on the gas plate, for instance, hold their heat well in a sealed container, and bentos are naturally designed as complete meals to transport, with each component kept separate. Rolls and sashimi benefit from fish prepared the same day, which helps preserve freshness even once they arrive at your door.
A handful of very delicate dishes, where texture play or presentation is a big part of the experience, are still best enjoyed right at the counter, minutes after they are made. But that stays the exception rather than the rule: for most of what people typically order at home or at the office, delivery does the dish justice.
Why order directly from Aji instead of a generic app
Outremont has no shortage of generic sushi delivery options, often served through apps that bundle dozens of restaurants together with no real distinction. Ordering directly through PikaPoint changes that: you get the exact same menu prepared for the dining room, with no middleman adding its own markup or slowing down how fast the order reaches the kitchen. It is one of the more direct ways to search sushi restaurants near me and actually land on the source.
Behind that menu is chef-owner Yamamoto, who brings 30 years of experience in Japanese cuisine. This is not a generic menu built for delivery first: it is the same menu, with the same care, found on site at 929 St-Zotique East.
The restaurant's reputation, with a 4.5 rating out of 332 Google reviews, reflects both the dining room experience and the quality of what goes out for takeout. For Outremont, that means receiving a meal held to the same standard as what is served to guests sitting at the counter, rather than a simplified version built only for transport. It is worth remembering next time you search sushi Montreal and want something dependable.
If you change your mind: BYOB on site
If reading all this makes you want to head out after all, Aji is of course still open for dine in, with a BYOB policy and a 5$ corkage fee per table. It is worth keeping in mind for an occasion where the trip from Outremont is part of the fun of the evening.
But for most weeknights or last minute dinners at home, delivery through PikaPoint remains the simplest way to enjoy Aji's menu without leaving Outremont.
- 1Aji delivers to Outremont through PikaPoint, the restaurant's only official ordering platform, about 4.5 km from 929 St-Zotique East.
- 2Delivery time varies with kitchen volume and traffic; it is better to build in a buffer than to aim for a precise time, especially on weekend evenings.
- 3Rolls, nigiri, sashimi, hot izakaya dishes, and bentos all travel well thanks to packaging suited for delivery.
- 4Ordering directly from Aji through PikaPoint skips generic middlemen and gets you the same menu served at the restaurant, overseen by chef-owner Yamamoto.
- 5BYOB with a 5$ corkage fee remains an option for anyone who decides to come eat on site instead of ordering delivery.
