Café Noya propose une expérience culinaire raffinée d'inspiration japonaise, mariant harmonieusement l'essence réconfortante d'un café à des plats savamment élaborés. Les clients peuvent déguster d'authentiques bols de ramen, riches en bouillons complexes et en ingrédients frais, aux côtés de sélections délicates de sushis et sashimis qui soulignent la qualité des fruits de mer. L'atmosphère offre un cadre serein, idéal pour savourer un repas préparé avec soin ou une collation légère. Au-delà du salé, découvrez une gamme de pâtisseries exquises et de cafés expertly infusés, témoignant d'un engagement envers les saveurs japonaises traditionnelles et la culture internationale des cafés. Chaque visite promet un moment de plaisir sophistiqué mais accessible.
Quels sont les horaires d'ouverture de Café Noya ?
FERMÉ Ouvre aujourd'hui à 9:00
lundi
9:00 - 22:00
mardi
9:00 - 22:00
mercredi
9:00 - 22:00
jeudi
9:00 - 22:00
vendredi
9:00 - 22:00
samedi
9:00 - 22:00
dimanche
9:00 - 22:00
<b>Fête du Travail:</b> l'horaire peut varier
Est-ce que Café Noya accepte les réservations ?
Les réservations en ligne ne sont pas offertes directement sur cette fiche pour Café Noya. Cependant, vous pouvez les appeler au (438) 375-7688 pour vous renseigner sur la disponibilité.
Est-ce que Café Noya propose la commande en ligne ?
Oui, Café Noya propose la commande en ligne pour la livraison.
Café Noya est largement apprécié comme une destination chaleureuse et charmante au centre-ville, souvent saluée pour sa cuisine japonaise fraîche et réconfortante ainsi que pour son atmosphère accueillante. De nombreux clients soulignent la qualité des nouilles udon et des onigiris, notant fréquemment l'équilibre des saveurs et la finesse des boissons au matcha. Le café est généralement considéré comme un endroit idéal tant pour des repas rapides que pour des séances d'étude, avec de nombreux visiteurs mettant en avant la gentillesse et le professionnalisme du personnel. Bien que les délais d'attente et la taille des portions puissent varier, le consensus général désigne un établissement authentique et savoureux qui donne envie aux habitués comme aux touristes d'y revenir.
Discovered the cafe & tried the mango matcha, it was delicious so I decided to come back! Sadly the second time I ordered they did my order completely wrong :( I gave it a second chance since I really liked the food (despite not being what I asked for) & this time everything was perfect & tasty, the udon creamy mushrooms it's delicious as well as their mochis !!
definitely gets busy right around 12 in the afternoon as a bunch of students come to get lunch or matcha drinks. so we did have to wait a while to order as they also don't have much staff during that time. the onigiri have a nice texture with the seaweed. I personally loved the miso & mushroom udon, it tasted like a creamy mac & cream.
I can't say any of the dishes were interesting. We had high hopes for the miso mushroom udon which was recommended but it really did not taste like much other than cream, it was also a very small portion for its price.
Spicy chicken don was okay but I wasn't expecting kimchi in a Japanese dish, I would have gotten something else.
Lastly, we had dango & matcha ice cream which were okay.
The mushroom udon had fewer mushrooms in it than the chicken teriyaki bowl. Ordered 2 plates of gyozas both were barely warm, we asked for them to be re-heated, I had to to & check if they had reheated them & collect them, they were still barely warm, this was unfortunate as they were nice, just cold. The pistachio latte was nice, the chicken teriyaki was decent too. The basque cheesecake was average, the nicest part was the pistachio cream on top. The service was ok but they seemed a bit rushed. The food was nice but the service & food being cold & the mushroom dish having very little mushroom was disappointing for the price.
I was quite disappointed by this place because my expectations were high. I initially wanted to rate this place 2/5 but my partner liked his dish so I give 1 more star.
I ordered a matcha tiramisu. They had a very nice dessert shelf so I was excited for it. Turns out it was just cream cheese on top of the matcha, nothing close to the tiramisu flavor. The matcha in itself was good, but nothing exceptional.
For the udon, I took the miso & mushrooms one. As one of the other comment was mentioning, the miso flavor was lacking & it was more creamy udons. I took an extra tempura shrimp (+3$), & I had to look for the shrimp in all of the fried paste. Absolutely not worth the extra. Noodles were good.
My partner really liked his beef udon on the other side.
Generous portions, but I think it is more of a student café/snack bar rather than a restaurant. Prices were very correct, especially for the onigiris.
Ordered the mushroom udon & strawberry green lychee tea. Wasn't a huge fan of both, the udon lacked that rich mushroom flavour & the tea + syrup weren't that potent/fresh
We decided to visit what is proudly advertised as Montreal's first Udon café-a title that immediately raises expectations &, unfortunately, also the stakes. The space itself is undeniably cute, the menu sounded promising, & the inclusion of onigiri excited us too.
We started with the miso mushroom cream udon, a dish whose name suggests depth, umami, & earthy warmth. What arrived, however, was more of a dairy-forward soliloquy. The miso was nowhere to be found, the mushrooms had apparently taken the day off, & the broth tasted exclusively like cream. To be fair, the mushrooms themselves-when encountered-were quite good, which somehow made their overall absence more tragic.
The beef udon fared better. The beef was well-cooked & nicely seasoned. The broth, however, pulled a classic bait-&-switch: it smelled rich & inviting, only to taste far more subdued than expected. Aromatically impressive, flavor-wise a bit shy.
The unagi onigiri was decent by Montreal standards, & honestly one of the safer bets on the table. If you go, I'd gently nudge you in that direction.
We noticed an impressive lineup of desserts, though we didn't partake. The café was busy, which is always a good sign, but unfortunately not a great justification for service that felt a little rushed & impatient-less'welcome in' & more'what'll it be.'
Overall, it isn't a culinary catastrophe, but it's also not a destination. If you're downtown, cold, & craving something warm, it's perfectly serviceable. Just don't go out of your way for it.
I had the miso/mushroom Udon & the salmon Onigiri. I was disappointed of the Udon dish since it was literally udon in alfredo sauce. It was good but really not what I was expecting. The salmon onigiri was ok🤷?♀?
I ate at Cafe Noya last night. The place looks nice. I ordered chicken teriyaki, & the sauce tasted good but wasn't enough for me. I didn't like the black mushrooms that came with it. Overall, my dining experience was 6 out of 10.
