CAFÉ Le NIGIRIZ propose une fusion distinctive d'art culinaire japonais et de l'atmosphère réconfortante d'un café moderne, offrant une expérience culinaire unique à Montréal. Les clients peuvent s'attendre à des sushis et sashimis d'une qualité exceptionnelle, mettant en valeur les ingrédients les plus frais préparés avec une attention méticuleuse aux détails, ainsi qu'une sélection de soupes chaudes et savoureuses qui offrent un contraste délicieux. Le café étend également son offre pour inclure une variété de boissons au café spécialisées et une cuisine légère, en faisant une destination polyvalente pour tout moment de la journée. Cet établissement privilégie la qualité et la préparation authentique, garantissant que chaque plat témoigne à la fois de la tradition japonaise et de la culture contemporaine du café. Les visiteurs découvriront un menu soigneusement conçu pour satisfaire les goûts les plus exigeants avec des favoris familiers et des créations innovantes.
CAFÉ Le NIGIRIZ est largement considéré comme une destination chaleureuse et esthétique à Montréal, transportant les visiteurs grâce à son atmosphère japonaise authentique et ses éléments de design uniques, tels que le sol recouvert de pièces de monnaie. Les avis saluent fréquemment la fraîcheur et la saveur des onigiris ainsi que la qualité des boissons, notamment les lattes au matcha et au hojicha, bien que les avis sur la qualité de la nourriture et des breuvages soient parfois partagés. Si de nombreux clients soulignent le professionnalisme du personnel et l'ambiance accueillante, certains ont soulevé des préoccupations concernant l'inconstance du service, les temps d'attente prolongés, le manque de climatisation lors des périodes de canicule, ainsi que des augmentations de prix récentes influençant le rapport qualité-prix. Malgré ces critiques, l'établissement demeure un lieu apprécié pour une collation relaxante ou une visite décontractée pour ceux qui apprécient son menu créatif et son décor charmant.
worst latte i've ever tasted. when i told him it tasted like water & that i wanted a refund (politely, i promise). without discussing with me he only gave me half the money back & said'it's not his problem' because he already made the drink…. first time here & would never ever come back. super rude & horrible products. plus it was almost $10 for a coffee…. awful.
One of the best hidden gems in MTL. Delicious food, good drinks. Best to get at least two onigiri to be satisfied. The filter coffee is the best cup of black coffee in the city, in my humble opinion. Gorgeous interior & good music playing most of the time. Nice natural light. Just overall lovely spot to visit.
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This coffee shop specializes in onigiri, & the atmosphere is definitely a strong point. It's stylish, cozy, & well thought out - the coin-covered floor is a standout detail & very cool.
As for the food, it's average. For the same price, you can find onigiri at a kiosk near McGill that may not have the same hype or aesthetic, but offers more flavor & much more generous fillings.
I tried three onigiri: breaded chicken, egg, & tuna with mayonnaise. The breaded chicken was my favorite, followed by the tuna. The egg one came last for me.
I'd recommend trying it at least once, especially if you appreciate a nice atmosphere. That said, I wouldn't go back on my own, as flavor matters more to me than a cool setting.
Salmon onigiri was delicious. However, they didn't have wasabi & didn't offer soy sauce; we had to ask for it. The coffee was low quality, almost like water. The staff were very friendly. The place looks nice & authentic, but it was a scorching day close to 40°C, & there's no AC inside, so it felt extremely hot.
Came in to try the syphon coffee, we were told that there wasnt any done & that we could wait, which we did but then the employee seemed to have found an old batch & served us lukewarm, barely tasting coffee. Not enjoyable & not worth it.
With the winter months here, having space to sit & eat here is imperative. Unfortunately, that's not really an option because people are hogging the seats on their laptops. Also no decaf anything (tea or coffee) meant I couldn't get a warm drink here. Restricting weekend laptop use & adding decaf warm drinks would boost this business. I'd love to come back but don't see there being space for me.
I had the fried chicken & the salmon onigiri, both were a bit disappointing. The chicken wasn't crispy, it had gone cold, soggy & chewy so it wasn't easy to eat or tasty. The salmon had no seasoning & was overcooked & dry. I also had the marinated mushrooms, & it was just one mushroom cut into 4 & it really wasn't to my taste. The marinade was filling the mushroom & burst out in my mouth. Not sure if that's how it's supposed to be, but it wasn't for me. The staff all were very nice & the cafe looks really cool too. I would go back to try coffee & a pastry because they looked good.
Nice cafe with some delicious light foods. I ordered the hojicha latte with oat milk & a ajitama onigiri. It is like a chilled patty of seasoned rice & meat topped with a pickled boiled. egg. They unfortunately do not have decaf coffee. But service is nice & the place is beautiful. No AC for hot days either.
