Japan Go Menu Prices Canada 2026

Japan Go menu prices start at $2.50 for a soft drink and $2.95 for miso soup, in Canadian dollars. The Dynamite roll is $11.95. The California roll is $8.00. The Salmon Lover combo is $21.95. Boat trays run $58.95 to $75.95, and party trays run $39.95 to $120.00. That is the short answer, and the full verified menu is in the tables below. I have not eaten here myself. I read the full CanadaResto menu document for the Moncton restaurant on October 29, 2026, and this page uses only the prices from that read. No official website or official price table could be verified for this restaurant, so I say that plainly. Small sushi spot. Long roll list. If you are in Moncton and craving sushi, keep reading.

What Are Japan Go Menu Prices in Canada?

Japan Go menu prices in Canada are the 111 verified prices in the tables on this page, in Canadian dollars. The Japan Go Sushi Moncton menu I read is a wide sushi menu: most ordered rolls, appetizers, soup, salad, tempura, a la carte sushi and sashimi, hot dishes, classic rolls, special rolls, combos, boat trays, party trays and drinks. Here is the honest part, up front. No verified live official website, no official menu page and no official price table could be found for this restaurant. The prices below come from the CanadaResto menu document for Japan Go Sushi, 687 Main St, Moncton, read in full on October 29, 2026. CanadaResto is a menu aggregator. It is not the official site, and I am not calling it one. These are the prices shown on that document, and in-store prices can differ, so check in store or by phone before you go. I also left out older DoorDash category-page figures for the same items, because they contradict this single coherent CA$ menu document and some carry promotions. Nothing from those older pages is used here. For another sushi menu to weigh up first, the Kibo Sushi menu prices page covers a sushi kitchen with the same roll, combo and tray logic.

Most ordered, first. The Dynamite roll at $11.95 is shrimp tempura, avocado, cucumber and crab meat, topped with fish eggs and tempura bits. That topping is doing a lot of work, and I can see why people order it again. The Deep Fried Dumplings at $8.50 are crispy deep-fried dumplings filled with chicken, pork and vegetables. The California roll at $8.00 is the classic: crab, avocado and cucumber wrapped in seasoned rice. Eight bucks. Hard to argue with that as a baseline. Sushi Moncton at $19.95 gives you a choice between 8 or 12 pieces of assorted sushi paired with a California roll or a spicy salmon plus spicy tuna roll. Read that slowly before you order, because the choice changes what lands on the plate. Salmon Lover at $21.95 is 4 pieces of salmon sashimi, 4 pieces of salmon sushi and your choice of an avocado salmon roll or a spicy salmon roll. The Texas roll at $14.95 is a deep-fried roll, and the Crunch roll at $12.95 is topped with yam tempura. Both are fried-roll territory. If fried rolls are not your thing, skip straight to the classic rolls further down. No shame in that.

Appetizers, minus the Deep Fried Dumplings, which are already priced in the most ordered table above. I am not printing the same item twice at the same price to pad the page. Sushi Pizza at $13.50 is crispy sushi rice topped with salmon, avocado and fish eggs, or mango and avocado. Two topping choices, one price. Jalapeno Bomb at $10.50 is 4 pieces of deep fried jalapeno stuffed with cream cheese or with spicy salmon. Pick your filling when you order. Kangpoong Dumpling at $10.00 and Kang Poong Gi at $12.50 are two separate listed items, so I keep both names exactly as the menu lists them. Do not merge them in your head. The dumpling is pan-fried and tossed in a sweet and tangy sauce with chicken and pork filling. The Kang Poong Gi is deep fried chicken tossed in sweet and sour sauce. Different plates, different prices. Takoyaki at $11.50 is 6 pieces, with bits of octopus and dough inside a slightly crispy shell, topped with Japanese mayo and takoyaki sauce, spring onion and sesame seeds. Tuna Tataki at $12.50 is gently seared tuna with lemon and ponzu sauce. Edamame at $8.50 is soybeans steamed with salt and pepper. Simple. Cheap. Good with a roll while you wait.

Soup and salad is a short table, and I like that. Miso Soup at $2.95 is the cheapest hot item on the whole menu. Traditional Japanese soybean soup, nothing fancy, and at that price it is the easiest add-on on the page. Seafood Soup at $8.95 is a medley of shrimp, scallops, clams and squid. Dumpling soup at $7.95 is dumplings in a warm broth. Avocado & Berry Salad at $7.95 mixes creamy avocado with raspberry and blueberry. Wakame Salad at $5.95 is seaweed salad with house dressing. My take? If you are ordering in Moncton in winter, and the menu hours say this place runs late on Fridays, a hot soup first makes sense. If it is a light lunch, the Wakame Salad at $5.95 plus a roll is plenty.

Tempura runs $9.00 to $16.00, with one catch. Shrimp Tempura is listed as $10.95+ in the document, so read it as from $10.95, not as a fixed $10.95 for every size. I will not flatten that plus sign away. Veggie Tempura at $11.50 is an assortment of deep fried vegetables. Yam Tempura at $9.00 is deep fried sweet potato, 6 pieces. Assorted Tempura at $16.00 is 13 pieces of vegetables and shrimp. That is the sharing plate in this section. Order it if two of you want something fried and cannot agree on shrimp versus vegetables. Done.

A la carte sushi or sashimi. Piece counts only where the document states them, so I do not invent counts for the rest. Shrimp is 3 pieces at $7.00. Tamago is 3 pieces at $5.00. Assorted Sushi & Sashimi at $25.00 is 6 pieces of sushi plus 3 pieces of sashimi, a chef selection. Salmon at $8.00 is fresh Atlantic salmon, sushi or sashimi. Red Tuna at $10.35 is the priciest single piece here, and that odd 35 cents tells you this is a real menu figure, not a rounded guess of mine. Unagi at $10.00 is grilled freshwater eel glazed with sweet unagi sauce. Tilapia at $5.50, Hokikai Surf Clam at $5.75 and Inari at $5.75 sit at the cheap end. I keep the name Hokikai Surf Clam exactly as listed. Do not correct it in your head to a different spelling and then search for a different item. Butter Fish at $7.00 is mild and delicate, sushi or sashimi. If you are new to sashimi, start here and with salmon. Save the Red Tuna for when you know what you like.

Hot dishes run $14.95 to $22.95, apart from Steam Rice at $3.00. Four dishes sit at $16.95: Ramen, Yaki Udon, Yaki Soba and Pad Thai. Same price, very different plates. Yaki Udon and Yaki Soba come with vegetables and your choice of chicken, beef or seafood. Pad Thai comes with your choice of protein, vegetables, lime and house sauce. Ramen is a warming noodle soup with rich broth and your choice of toppings. The document does not spell out every topping, so I do not guess them. Stone Bowl Bibimbap at $18.95 is assorted vegetables, beef and fried egg on rice, or with kimchi and fried egg on rice. Reviewers single this one out, and at $18.95 it is joint second priciest in this table. Teriyaki at $15.95 includes a side of steamed rice. Bulgogi at $18.95 is grilled marinated beef with steam rice on the side. BBQ Unagi at $22.95 is the top of the table: grilled eel, vegetables, special sauce and steamed rice. Steam Rice on its own is $3.00. Cheap side. Useful if a roll order leaves you still hungry.

Classic rolls, with the California roll at $8.00 already priced in the most ordered table, so it is not repeated here. The cheapest classic roll in this table is the Spicy Kani roll at $6.00, spicy crab and pollock mixed with sriracha mayo. Six dollars. That is the cheapest roll on the whole menu, and it is spicy, so it is not a plain starter roll. Shrimp Tempura roll at $6.50 is next cheapest, with crispy shrimp tempura, cucumber and avocado, drizzled with unagi sauce. Honestly, that one reads like better value than the Spicy Kani roll if you want crunch without heat. Avocado roll at $7.00, Veggie Crunch roll at $7.00, Cucumber roll at $7.00 and Avocado, asparagus, Cucumber roll at $7.00 all sit at seven dollars. Spicy salmon roll at $9.00 is spiced salmon finished with spicy mayo and sesame oil. Salmon roll at $9.50 is fresh salmon wrapped in seasoned rice and seaweed. Play girl roll at $11.95 keeps its listed name here, cream cheese, salmon and avocado, topped with sweet chili, a deep fried roll. Unagi roll at $11.50 is tender grilled eel glazed in sweet soy sauce. Spicy Tuna roll at $10.00 carries no description in the document, so I give you name and price only. No invented filling. Chicken roll at $9.25 is the non-seafood option in this section, seasoned chicken in a sushi rice roll. Good to know if one person at the table does not eat fish.

Special rolls, minus the Texas roll, Crunch roll and Dynamite roll, which are already priced in the most ordered table at the same prices. Lobster roll at $21.95 is the priciest special roll: deep fried whole lobster tail, avocado, cucumber, crab meat and fish eggs. That is a statement roll. House roll at $19.95 and Spicy Garden roll at $19.95 share second place. House roll is avocado, cucumber, crab meat, tuna and salmon. Spicy Garden roll is romaine, cucumber, spicy salmon and spicy tuna, topped with sweet chili sauce and spicy mayo. Super Dynamite roll at $17.95 takes the Dynamite roll idea and adds extra shrimp, spicy mayo and sweet chili sauce. Worth the $6.00 jump from the plain Dynamite roll? Depends how much shrimp you want. Baked Scallop roll at $15.95 is one reviewers single out, topped with Japan Go garlic sauce, mushrooms, scallops and fish eggs. Black Dragon roll at $16.95 is topped with BBQ eel, avocado and unagi sauce, and reviewers single that one out too. Japango roll at $15.95 is described in the document as Japan Go’s signature roll, the house specialty, with no contents listed. I keep it that way. No contents invented, no house story invented. Mango roll at $15.95 is avocado, cucumber and mango, topped with more mango and mango sauce. Sweet roll. Order it if you like fruit in sushi. If you do not, the Green Dragon roll at $14.95 and Veggie Dragon roll at $14.95 are the cheapest dragon rolls here.

Combos, plus the roll sets and vegan combos, with Sushi Moncton and Salmon Lover already priced in the most ordered table. Tuna Lover at $23.95 is the priciest combo here: 4 pieces of tuna sashimi, 4 pieces of tuna sushi and your choice of an avocado tuna roll or a spicy tuna roll. That is also the priciest single combo on the page, apart from the large sets. Veggie Lover at $17.95 is 3 pieces of inari, 4 pieces of age dashi tofu and an avocado roll. The Angry Bud at $16.95 is a spicy salmon roll with your choice between the spicy rolls, salmon, crab or tuna. Roll Set Japan runs $20.95 for Regular, $26.95 for Medium and $29.95 for Large, each built on a Texas Roll plus 1, 2 or 3 Selections. The document does not spell out what a Selection contains, so I do not guess. Same warning for the Vegan Combo, $19.95 to $29.95, built on a Veggie Dragon roll plus Selections. Ask in store what the Selections are on the day. That beats me inventing a list and you getting a different plate.

Boat trays. The Japan Go sushi boat tray price is $58.95 for the Sushi, Sashimi & Roll Boat Tray and $58.95 for the Sushi Roll Boat Tray, $59.95 for the Roll Boat Tray, and $75.95 for Sashimi Sensation. Sashimi Sensation is a premium platter of assorted sashimi including salmon, tuna, snapper, shrimp and more. It costs $17.00 more than the cheapest boat. Is it worth it? If your table is mostly sashimi eaters, yes. If your table mostly eats rolls, the $58.95 boats give you the same boat moment for less money. Order early. A boat tray is not a walk-in-and-wait-five-minutes job, and I say that as a menu reader, not as someone who has ordered one here.

Party trays, and only the numbered trays listed here. Do the maths with me. Lover Party #1 and Lover Party #2 are both 40 pieces at $39.95, which works out near $1.00 a piece. Happy Party #1 and Happy Party #2 are both 48 pieces at $52.95, near $1.10 a piece. Happy Party #3 is also 48 pieces, at $54.95, two dollars more, so the mix must differ, but the document does not spell out the difference, and I do not invent one. Friends Party #1 is 64 pieces at $86.95, near $1.36 a piece. Family Party #1 is 74 pieces at $120.00, near $1.62 a piece, and it is the most expensive single item on the whole menu. Bigger tray, higher per-piece price. Funny how that works here. The Japan Go party tray prices start at $39.95, and I have listed no Family Party #2, no Friends Party #2 and no other number, because none is listed in the document I read. If you see another party number online, check it in store before you rely on it.

Drinks are simple. Six drinks at $2.50, Perrier at $3.50. No sake, no beer, no wine and no other alcoholic drink has a verified price in the document I read, so none is priced here. No bento box, no dessert and no kids meal has a verified price either, so none is priced here. And no item called Special Udon Soup appears in the document, even though reviewers mention it, so I do not price it. If a category has no verified price in the read, I say so, and I point you to the CanadaResto menu document linked in the source card and to a phone call before you go. No gap is filled with a guess.

Japan Go Menu Card Canada 2026

Here is a selection of the verified prices on one card, so you can scan the most ordered rolls, appetizers, tempura, hot dishes, classic and special rolls, combos, trays and drinks fast. It is a render of the verified CanadaResto menu document, not a photo of an in-store board, because no genuine current menu-card photo exists and no official menu page was verified. The full 111 verified prices sit in the tables on this page. In-store prices may differ.

What Should You Order at Japan Go in Moncton?

My pick, after reading the whole verified menu twice, is the Dynamite roll at $11.95. It has the shrimp tempura, the avocado, the crab meat and the fish eggs plus tempura bits on top, and the menu itself puts it first in the most ordered list. Pair it with Deep Fried Dumplings at $8.50 and a California roll at $8.00, and you have a $28.45 order before tax and tip that covers a starter, a signature roll and a baseline roll. That is my order, on paper. I have not tasted any of it myself, so I will not pretend I have. For another sushi menu to compare, the Sushi Hana menu prices page covers a sushi kitchen with the same roll, combo and tray logic, at different prices.

Japan Go Sushi Rolls Moncton

Japan Go Sushi Rolls Moncton: Dynamite roll $11.95, California roll $8.00, Spicy Kani roll $6.00, Shrimp Tempura roll $6.50, Texas roll $14.95, Lobster roll $21.95, and Japango roll $15.95 as the house specialty. Start with the California roll if you want the baseline. Start with the Dynamite roll if you want the house favourite. Start with the Lobster roll if you want the priciest special roll and you are feeling flush.

And the rest of my order? Honestly, I would go Deep Fried Dumplings at $8.50, Dynamite roll at $11.95, Salmon Lover at $21.95, and a Miso Soup at $2.95. That is $45.35 before tax and tip. Or go cheaper and just as happy: Edamame at $8.50, Spicy Kani roll at $6.00, and Shrimp Tempura roll at $6.50, which is $21.00 before tax and tip. Is the Lobster roll worth $21.95? Depends how much you love a deep fried whole lobster tail in a roll. It is $7.00 more than the Texas roll and $10.00 more than the Dynamite roll, so it has to earn that gap. My order, if I walked in tonight, would be the dumplings, the Dynamite roll, the Salmon Lover, and the miso soup. Go hungry. Save room for a second roll, because the first one will not last long.

Vegetarian and vegan eaters are not an afterthought on this menu, and I say that from the items and prices, not from a slogan. Veggie Lover at $17.95, Vegan Combo from $19.95 to $29.95, Veggie Dragon roll at $14.95, Veggie Crunch roll at $7.00, Avocado roll at $7.00, Cucumber roll at $7.00, Yam Tempura roll at $8.00, Avocado & Yam roll at $8.00 and Veggie Tempura at $11.50 give you a full meal without fish. Ask in store what the Vegan Combo Selections contain on the day, because the document does not spell them out. The full vegetarian and vegan point is supported by those listed items. Nothing beyond them is claimed.

Visiting Japan Go in Moncton, New Brunswick

The Japan Go Moncton address is 687 Main St, Moncton, NB E1C 1E3. The phone is (506) 854-3600. Both match on the CanadaResto menu page, on Restaurantji and on the DoorDash listing. One flag: Restaurantji gives E1C 4Y2 for the same 687 Main Street address. I use E1C 1E3, from the price source, and I do not present the two postal codes as two addresses. The Japan Go Moncton hours listed on Restaurantji, updated October 18, 2026, are Monday to Thursday 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM, Friday and Saturday 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM, and Sunday 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM. Those are listed hours, not hours verified with the restaurant, so check before you go. No holiday hours were verified. DoorDash showed a 4.6 rating from 200+ ratings when I checked on October 29, 2026, and I quote that figure with its source and date only. I do not average it with other sites, and no rating schema is used on this page. Do not confuse this restaurant with Japango Sushi in Boulder, Colorado, or Sushi Japango in Dollard-Des-Ormeaux, Quebec, or Sushi Poke Go in Orleans, Ontario, or any Japan Go in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Nothing from those places is used here. For another Japanese menu to compare prices with, the Umi Sushi Express menu prices page covers a sushi kitchen with the same roll and tray logic. Go hungry. Order the Dynamite roll first, and save room for the Salmon Lover.

Japan Go Menu Prices: FAQ

Final Word on Japan Go Menu Prices

So here is my honest summary. Japan Go menu prices give you a readable Moncton sushi menu: rolls $6.00 to $21.95, appetizers $7.50 to $13.50, tempura $9.00 to $16.00, hot dishes $14.95 to $22.95, combos $16.95 to $23.95, roll sets and vegan combos $19.95 to $29.95, boat trays $58.95 to $75.95, party trays $39.95 to $120.00, and drinks $2.50 to $3.50. Order the Dynamite roll at $11.95 if you want the house favourite. Order the California roll at $8.00 if you want the baseline. Order the Salmon Lover at $21.95 if you want salmon three ways. And check in store before you go, because no official price table was verified, these are aggregator document prices, and the similarly named restaurants in Colorado, Quebec, Ontario and New Jersey are different places. That is the Japan Go menu prices picture: 111 verified table prices, no padding, no guesses. Prices last verified: October 29, 2026, from the CanadaResto menu document for Japan Go Sushi, 687 Main St, Moncton, New Brunswick. Check before you go, because menus move, and nobody wants a surprise at the till they did not see coming.