Flyjin
Venue Brief
Hidden Montreal basement izakaya-club — house music, short ribs, sushi; dressed-up Québécois late-night dinner crowd.
Venue Details
- Vibe
- DancingExclusiveIntimate
- Age guide
- 30+
- Dress code
- Formal
- Cuisine
- JapaneseFine Dining
- Demographic
- Socialites
- Music genre
- Lounge/Chill HouseTech HouseDeep House
- Price
- $$$$
- Open season
- Year-round
- Clientele
- Western European
- Offerings
- VIP BoothBottle ServiceTable Service
- Open times
- Mon ClosedTue ClosedWed 8 PM – 3 AM BestThu 8 PM – 3 AM BusyFri 8 PM – 3 AM BusySat 8 PM – 3 AM BusySun Closed
Address
Contact
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About Flyjin
Doors open at 8pm Wednesday through Saturday and stay open until 3am, which means the evening arrives in two halves: a Japanese fine-dining service early, then a slow tilt toward the floor as the tables clear and the room fills. Music runs from lounge and chill house into deeper, tech-leaning territory as the night stretches on, and the layout — VIP booths, bottle service, full table service — rewards booking ahead rather than turning up hopeful at midnight. The Saint-Pierre address puts it in the stone-and-cobble part of Old Montreal, a short walk from most of the district's hotels. Dress formally; the door means it, and the 30-plus policy keeps the crowd closer to socialite than student, with a noticeable Western European contingent. It sits at the top price band, runs year-round, and closes Sunday through Tuesday, so plan for midweek or the weekend proper.