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Café Noya

Artisanal Japanese-inspired coffee and light bites meet in a serene downtown sanctuary.

Downtown
4.2$$
OPEN9 am - 10 pm
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Café Noya offers a refined Japanese-inspired culinary experience, seamlessly blending the comforting essence of a café with expertly crafted dishes. Patrons can savor authentic ramen bowls, rich in complex broths and fresh ingredients, alongside delicate sushi and sashimi selections that highlight the quality of the seafood. The atmosphere provides a serene backdrop, perfect for enjoying a thoughtfully prepared meal or a light repast. Beyond the savory, discover an array of delightful pastries and expertly brewed coffees, showcasing a commitment to both traditional Japanese flavors and international café culture. Each visit promises a moment of sophisticated yet accessible enjoyment.

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Where is Café Noya located?

Café Noya is located at 2053 Rue Peel, Montreal, H3A 1T6. in the neighborhood of Downtown.

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When is Café Noya open?

OPEN NOW Today's hours: 9 am - 10 pm

Monday9 am - 10 pm
Tuesday9 am - 10 pm
Wednesday9 am - 10 pm
Thursday9 am - 10 pm
Friday9 am - 10 pm
Saturday9 am - 10 pm
Sunday9 am - 10 pm
Does Café Noya accept reservations?

Online reservations are not currently offered through this listing for Café Noya. However, you can call them directly at (438) 375-7688 to inquire about table availability.

Does Café Noya offer online ordering?

Yes, Café Noya offers online ordering for delivery.

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Does Café Noya have a menu available?

While a dedicated menu isn't hosted directly on this profile, you can visit their official website to view current offerings.

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What are the main cuisines at Café Noya?

Café Noya specializes in:

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What are the main features and amenities at Café Noya?

Key features and amenities offered at Café Noya:

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Does Café Noya have a website?

Yes, Café Noya has an official website. You can visit it here:

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Does Café Noya have social media links or a Google Business profile?

We do not have social media links on file for Café Noya, but here is their Google Business profile link:

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How can I contact Café Noya?

You can reach Café Noya through the following channels:

(438) 375-7688 Official Website
4.2321 ratings
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Reviews for Café Noya

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on Google4.4 (600+)
*as of 2026-09-01
4.2321 ratings
5★
61%
4★
18%
3★
8%
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Review Summary

Café Noya is widely appreciated as a cozy and charming downtown destination, frequently praised for its fresh, comforting Japanese cuisine and inviting atmosphere. Many patrons highlight the udon noodles and onigiri as standout menu items, often noting the well-balanced flavors and high-quality matcha drinks. The café is commonly viewed as a great spot for both quick meals and relaxing study sessions, with many visitors highlighting the friendly and welcoming nature of the staff. While experiences with wait times and portion sizes can occasionally vary, the overall consensus points to a popular, authentic, and delicious spot that leaves many locals and tourists eager to return.
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Kathleen
2.0

The food was bland & not enough protein for the price. Too expensive.

Jan 15, 2026
on Google
Gaia
5.0

salted vanilla matcha blows my mind

Jan 13, 2026
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Tiffany
5.0

Had the unagi onigiri & it was really good! Friend had the beef udon which looked so good, I had to come back in the morning to get the same thing. Beef udon was incredible!

Jan 11, 2026
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De
2.0

$20 for a small bowl of bland food
I chose spicy too

Jan 7, 2026
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E
4.0

Delicious! But the portions are a bit small for the price. But I will still treat myself to this every now & then :)

Jan 6, 2026
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Laetitia
4.0

Nous avons commandé des onigiri, udon à la crème miso & les gyudon au boeuf, c'était EXCELLENT !
Notre seul regret c'est d'avoir eu encore faim après notre repas, en effet les portions étaient relativement petites pour des plats principaux, d'où la note de 4.

Jan 6, 2026
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Andrew
5.0

I love it here!!! If parking wasn't so tough, I'd go more often.

Dec 27, 2025
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Final
1.0

Our family was visiting Montreal for first time & this place was right next to our hotel. The venue itself looked amazing & very friendly. Unfortunately, it was just just the opposite
Veggie curry udon tasted really bad with hardly any veggies in there & the beef dish barely had any beef . It was a total rip off
The dessert (brownie) was very dry , old & burnt-

Dec 26, 2025
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Alexander
5.0

Great place, we (2 kids, 2 adults) were doing a quick stop in Montreal before continuing our road trip. It was an amazing choice, everyone love the taste & we repeat three times. The service was great & so is the atmosphere. The Udon is super recommended, so is the onigiri & the gyoza. Oh & the flavour sodas. Just come & try everything =)

Dec 19, 2025
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Anax
4.0

J'adore! Chaque onigiri a une idée différente! J'ai pris le saumon Mayo (une petite touche Wasabi aurait ajouté, mais c'était super bon), ensuite, le saumon fumé avec fromage qui apporte de la douceur, avant de passer au Unagi fumé & sucré!
L'idée de vendre de l'Asahi 0 est géniale! Son amertume & sa fraîcheur font passer tout ce riz! Riz qui est super bien vinaigré, assez pour être glissant en bouche & ne pas absorber la salive sans pour autant prendre tout le goût!
Un positionnement très intéressant, ni dans le kikoojap obsédé par des trucs tellement chimiques qu'il est interdit de mettre une photo de fruits dessus, ni dans le genre resto japonais haut de gamme à 200 $ & 3 h pour le service!
Un choix mature & de bon goût!!!!
Seul manque, un crochet porte manteau dans les wc…

Par contre, faites quelque chose pour votre nom sur Google'Café Noya - First Udon Café in Montreal'... anglais ou français, mais une espèce de franglais avec'Café In Montréal'... c'est pas possible, on dirais que c'est tenu par google traduction...

Dec 18, 2025
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