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.
Café Noya est une adresse prisée à Montréal, appréciée pour son ambiance chaleureuse et la qualité de son menu d'inspiration japonaise, notamment ses bols d'udon savoureux, ses onigiris variés et ses boissons au matcha. La majorité de la clientèle souligne la gentillesse du personnel et trouve l'endroit idéal pour manger sur le pouce ou étudier, bien que l'affluence fréquente puisse entraîner des temps d'attente prolongés et une disponibilité limitée des places assises. Si les avis divergent concernant la taille des portions ou certains profils de saveurs, certains clients regrettant un manque de goût ou des prix élevés tandis que d'autres saluent la fraîcheur et l'authenticité des plats, l'établissement demeure globalement une destination fiable pour un repas réconfortant ou une boisson rafraîchissante.
i entered with a good mood & left with a bad one. that pretty much sums it up.
to elaborate; the service was horrible. the girl with the long pony tail is cold & gives attitude for no reason, even if you're smiling she won't exchange it.
the drink was undrinkable. i was patiently waiting to ask about the drink, when i got an'are you gonna order again or?' what in the world is this attitude? is there a problem with me standing in line?
the onigiri was very bland, they do not use the right kind of rice it falls everywhere & there is only a tablespoon of filling. at least the dango was good~ 🍡 & the place is cute
won't be coming here again nor recommending it. it's downtown there are other amazing spots i was just in a hurry this time around
I LOVE Café Noya. As you can tell by my pictures, I come here quite often & I've eaten a lot of items here & love all of it. The food here is so satisfying: hearty, tasty & yet not too fatty. Perfect balance as Japanese food always achieves.
The chicken katsu onigiri is seriously addicting (I could eat A LOT of those). You also can't go wrong with the creamy miso udon. Honestly, everything they have tastes fantastic. My go-to, though? Spicy chicken rice with extra beef. I could eat that every day (& I almost do lol).
The location is also very convenient if you take public transportation as it's right next to Peel metro.
I'm telling ya'll, Café Noya is a gem. I love the food, I love the staff. It's my favourite place to eat at after work.
Nous sommes passés par hasard devant le café, & la vitrine nous a interpellée. Étant déjà fan de cuisine japonaise, j'étais ravie de le trouver! Quelques places assises en dedans, & pendant l'été, une terrasse mignonne est accessible à l'extérieur. Les Onigiris étaient généreux & délicieux. & mes amis ont essayé le curry & le bol de boeuf épicé, & c'était sincèrement très bon. & pour couronner le tout, malgré que l'équipe était légitimement débordée, nous avons reçu un service impeccable. Je recommande cet endroit & j'y retournerais sans hésitation!
14 juin 2026
sur Google
🍽️
Sachez où manger à Montréal avant tout le monde.
Découvrez en primeur les ouvertures les plus branchées, des menus secrets et les coups de cœur de RestoMontreal.ca. Rejoignez plus de 50 000 foodies.
The food here was pretty good, I really liked my don bowl but there wasn't much protein in it. My wife really liked her udon. Their onigiri was suuuuuper good though, definitely try a couple of those. For dessert we had a pistachio bask cheesecake which was tasty. However we didn't really like the pistachio cream on top so we just removed it haha. Next time we'll have to try one of the other flavors.
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.
The chicken katsu onigiri is a nice addition to the menu, the meat is so good I need more!! The homemade matcha cookie was lovely too. It had the right level of sweetness.
However, service was extremely slow despite being one of the few customers waiting for their order. Also, the strawberry/litchi tea was terrible 🥀
Always yummy & affordable, I wish the onigiri had a little more filling in it though ! The matcha is not very strong, kinda just tastes like milk but I liked the hot hochija. I always come when am around downtown !
The ube latte does not taste like ube at all. I think the taste of the coffee overpowered the very week ube syrup.
Also, it does not look like the picture at all. There was no purple.
Otherwise, the coffee part is good.
The unagi onigiri was perfect. There's a 10% discount for students.
Cute little Japanese cafe/restaurant. Basic Udon was pretty basic, lol. Glad I added chicken otherwise it would have been really boring. Broth was good. Loved the seafood taste without the fishy smell. Onigiri were fresh. Shrimp gyoza were good too, but a small portion for the price. Good service & nice decor.
