Live in Villeray and the craving hits on a random Tuesday night without any desire to leave the house? Good news: instead of scrolling through generic sushi restaurants near me listings, Aji Bar Sushi & Izakaya, located at 929 St-Zotique Est in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, delivers straight to your home or office through PikaPoint.
This isn't another roundup of the best sushi spots to visit in person. It's written for the Villeray resident who wants to order from the couch, understand how it works, know what to order so it still tastes great on arrival, and why Aji beats a generic sushi delivery option in the neighborhood.
- Restaurant address
- 929 St-Zotique Est, Montreal, QC H2S 1M9
- Phone
- 514 272 2929
- Ordering platform
- PikaPoint (order.pikapoint.io/aji-sushi-mtl/menus)
- Approximate distance from Villeray
- about 2.5 km
- Google rating
- 4.5 out of 5 (332 reviews)
- Lunch hours (Mon-Fri)
- 11am to 2:30pm
- Evening hours (Sun-Thu)
- 4:30pm to 10pm
- Evening hours (Fri-Sat)
- 4:30pm to 11pm
How to order delivery from Villeray
Skip the generic third-party apps: Aji uses a single official ordering platform, PikaPoint, at order.pikapoint.io/aji-sushi-mtl/menus. You'll find the full menu and exact prices, and you order directly from the restaurant, with no middleman tacking on its own markup or showing an outdated menu.
The process is simple: pick your dishes, enter your address in Villeray, and the platform calculates the route from 929 St-Zotique Est to your door. Since the distance is about 2.5 km, expect a somewhat longer wait than an order coming from just around the corner. It's always best to trust the estimate shown at checkout, since it reflects the kitchen's real workload and traffic at that exact moment. No delivery service can promise an exact minute for this kind of distance, so plan a little buffer, especially on a Friday or Saturday night.
For lunch, weekdays only from 11am to 2:30pm, it's a convenient option for office lunches in Villeray. In the evening, the kitchen is open from 4:30pm to 10pm Sunday through Thursday, and until 11pm on Friday and Saturday. Note that there's no lunch service on weekends: the restaurant opens at 4:30pm only on Saturday and Sunday.
What travels well for delivery, and what's better in person
Not everything travels equally, and that's a reality we'd rather explain upfront than let you find out the hard way. Well-rolled sushi rolls generally hold their shape well on the way to Villeray, especially if eaten within minutes of arrival. Bento boxes, with their separated compartments, are also a great delivery choice: each component stays distinct and doesn't have time to soften the others.
Hot izakaya dishes, like simmered or gas-grilled items, travel well too and reheat easily out of the box if needed. It's a nice way to discover the izakaya side of the restaurant without leaving Villeray.
Where nuance matters is fried items and some of the more delicate nigiri pieces. Fried food is always best crisp straight out of the kitchen, and even a short delivery delay can change the texture. That's not a reason to skip it in delivery form, just something to know: if you want the full, perfect texture experience, takeout or dining in remain the gold standard.
Why choose Aji over a generic option in the area
Villeray is surrounded by sushi delivery options, often through large generic platforms where the restaurant is just one name among hundreds. Ordering directly through PikaPoint means ordering from a real neighborhood restaurant with an identity: Aji Bar Sushi & Izakaya, run by chef-owner Yamamoto, with 30 years of kitchen experience.
That experience shows in the restaurant's Google rating, 4.5 out of 5 across 332 reviews, a concrete signal that customers, whether dining in or ordering delivery, are consistently satisfied. This isn't just a name on a list of options in an app: it's a specific address, a phone number where you can actually talk to someone (514 272 2929), and a kitchen that prepares dishes to order.
Ordering through the official channel also means avoiding the usual surprises of generic third-party platforms: out-of-sync menus, inflated prices, or dishes still listed as available when they're not. PikaPoint reflects Aji's real kitchen inventory in real time.
If you change your mind: the dine-in BYOB option
Delivery at home is convenient, but it isn't the only way to experience Aji. The restaurant sits about 2.5 km from Villeray, a trip that stays very manageable if the urge to head out ever hits.
One of the draws of dining in at Aji is the BYOB policy: you can bring your own bottle of wine for a 5 dollar corkage fee per table. It's a great way to stretch out a dinner with friends or a date without being limited to a set wine list. It's not the focus of this article, but it's worth keeping in mind next time you feel like leaving Villeray for the evening.
In short, for Villeray residents
Getting Aji's sushi delivered to Villeray comes down to three simple steps: go to order.pikapoint.io/aji-sushi-mtl/menus, choose dishes that travel well like rolls, bento boxes, and hot izakaya plates, and plan for a realistic wait given the roughly 2.5 km from 929 St-Zotique Est.
Whether it's a weekday office lunch, a quiet night in, or eventually a dine-in visit with your own bottle of wine, Aji Bar Sushi & Izakaya remains a reliable neighborhood option, with a 4.5 out of 5 rating that speaks for itself. For any questions, the team can be reached directly at 514 272 2929.
- 1Aji delivers to Villeray through PikaPoint (order.pikapoint.io/aji-sushi-mtl/menus), the restaurant's only official ordering platform.
- 2Villeray is about 2.5 km from the restaurant: expect a somewhat longer wait than a nearby delivery, and trust the estimate shown on PikaPoint at checkout.
- 3Well-rolled sushi rolls, bento boxes, and hot izakaya dishes travel especially well; fried items and some delicate nigiri are best enjoyed in person.
- 4Lunch service (11am to 2:30pm, Monday to Friday) and evenings (4:30pm to 10pm or 11pm depending on the day) are covered for delivery; no lunch service on weekends.
- 5Aji is also a dine-in BYOB option, with a 5 dollar corkage fee per table, for anyone who ends up deciding to go out instead.




