Cadence Café propose une fusion raffinée de l'art culinaire japonais avec le charme réconfortant d'un café classique, offrant une sélection exquise de pâtisseries fraîchement préparées et de café artisanal. Les clients peuvent savourer des mochis délicats, des rouleaux de sushi complexes et des ramens savoureux, tous préparés avec une attention méticuleuse aux détails et les meilleurs ingrédients. L'ambiance établit un équilibre parfait entre sophistication moderne et chaleur accueillante, en faisant une destination idéale pour une évasion sereine ou un rassemblement agréable. Découvrez un voyage culinaire unique où l'Orient rencontre l'Occident dans un cadre harmonieux et invitant, démontrant l'engagement du café envers la qualité et l'innovation dans chaque plat et boisson servis.
Cadence Café est une destination au design magnifique et au style rétro située dans le quartier chinois, offrant une atmosphère relaxante idéale pour retrouver des amis ou profiter d'une pause tranquille. Les clients apprécient régulièrement la grande qualité du café, les rafraîchissants lattés au matcha et au hojicha, ainsi qu'une variété de délicieuses collations d'inspiration japonaise comme le shio pan, les savoureux sandwichs aux œufs et le flan onctueux. L'espace est largement apprécié pour son esthétique propre et tendance ainsi que pour son ambiance soigneusement pensée, agrémentée d'une musique agréable et d'un confort accueillant. Bien que les expériences concernant le service et la constance puissent varier, de nombreux visiteurs trouvent le personnel chaleureux et considèrent l'établissement comme un ajout formidable au quartier, en faisant une adresse recommandée pour ceux qui souhaitent déguster des boissons et des pâtisseries de qualité dans un cadre unique et élégant.
I had a really good time at this café. The coffee was fresh & rich. Also, what stood out to me was how lovely the interior was, & the staff were friendly & welcoming. The only downside was that shio pan could have been a little flakier. That said, I really enjoyed my time here, & I'll definitely be back!
Was visiting Montreal & noticed this coffee shop close to where I was staying. I ordered a matcha latte with seasonal fruit, shiopan (salt bread) & a roll cake slice. Roll cake was my favourite & shio pan is also decent. The matcha flavour would be better if it had a richer matcha taste & the fruit flavouring in the matcha would be better if it was a lighter puree to mix because it kind of sat at the bottom even when I mixed it very well.
I wanted to sit in to eat as I was meeting friends there but everything was given to me in take out boxes & take out cup. I didn't mention if I was taking out or staying in since I wasn't asked but maybe I should have mentioned it myself? Not sure what happened there.
Overall, I still enjoyed it & I recommend sitting in for the ambience if you can!
10 août 2026
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I came here because I needed a quiet place to catch up with a friend, & accidentally discovered what might become one of my new favourite spots to work.
The space is beautiful. I love the vintage feel, the thoughtful design & the relaxed atmosphere. It feels like a place where I could easily open my laptop & stay for a few hours.
I only had a lemonade since it was late in the day & I still wanted to sleep that night, so no coffee for me. But I was already looking at the food & thinking, next time I'm coming with my laptop & having lunch here.
Super ok is the best way I can describe this place. The spot is cute, very nice chill vibe. But the drinks & food are so incredibly over hyped. They're not bad by all means, but they're super ok is how I feel. I think social media made it seem to be incredibly good & unique. When in reality they make coffees & offer little sandwiches/bites. Won't be coming back. Staff was also super ok.
It's a nice addition to the Quartier Chinois. The place is spacious, plenty of seating, & cozy. There's a lot on offer on the menu, & it's all very good. I had tamagoyaki (rolled omelet), tsukemono (Japanese pickles) & flan at the café, which were all delicious! Loved the slight wasabi hint on the pickles. Also had an iced latte & it was really good, though maybe a little small for the price. I bought a shio pan (salt bread) to go & that was the only thing I didn't love. It was dry & not very tasty compared to other salt breads I've had. Still I recommend this café as everything else was fantastic.
A new café that just opened in Chinatown, right next to Metro Place-d'Armes. The interior is a lovely blend of contemporary minimalism with a retro-industrial twist.
The drinks menu focuses on coffee & Japanese teas, alongside Japanese pastries like salt breads, sweet rolls, & cake rolls. We ordered the latte, hojicha latte, & the flan pudding. The drinks were refreshing, though the hojicha latte could have been a touch richer & creamier.
A nice addition to the area - a good spot to catch up with friends, study, or get some work done.
The waitress mixed up my order, & when I went to find her again, she mixed up my food again. If I hadn't checked the receipt, they would have charged me extra for something I didn't like at all.
