
Bloom Sushi
Bloom Sushi operates as a 100% vegan restaurant.
Per-allergen evidence
Bloom Sushi operates as a 100% vegan restaurant. No animal-derived ingredients appear in any dish. The kitchen is dedicated entirely to plant-based cooking, which eliminates the risk of cross-contamination from dairy, eggs, meat, or fish. Multiple sources have confirmed this, including a personal blog and the official Montreal tourism website.
[1] Verified blog Bloom Sushi : An Honest Review of Vegan Sushi - Basic Olive Chick, basicolive.com
A personal blog states the restaurant is entirely vegan, and this source is used for vegan and vegetarian classifications.fetched Jun 23, 2026[2] Verified blog Bloom Sushi (Quartier des spectacles) | Tourisme Montréal, mtl.org
A Tourisme Montreal page describes Bloom Sushi as vegan and vegetarian, and serves as the basis for those classifications.fetched Jun 23, 2026Bloom Sushi is entirely vegan, which makes it fully vegetarian as well. No animal products are used, and the kitchen is dedicated to plant-based cooking.
[1] Verified blog Bloom Sushi : An Honest Review of Vegan Sushi - Basic Olive Chick, basicolive.com
A personal blog states the restaurant is entirely vegan, and this source is used for vegan and vegetarian classifications.fetched Jun 23, 2026[2] Verified blog Bloom Sushi (Quartier des spectacles) | Tourisme Montréal, mtl.org
A Tourisme Montreal page describes Bloom Sushi as vegan and vegetarian, and serves as the basis for those classifications.fetched Jun 23, 2026Several menu items carry a 'gluten free option' label but only become gluten-free upon explicit request. The kitchen handles wheat-containing ingredients, uses no dedicated fryer, and carries a risk of cross-contamination. Staff respond knowledgeably when notified of a dietary need. A separate gluten-free menu is available, including gluten-free soy sauce. Coeliac diners have reported reactions; proceed with caution and confirm details with staff.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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