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 demain 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
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.
So I got a super cursed matcha latte from them this morning. The matcha itself was good, tastes the same as Starbucks'. But the lid couldn't close properly because the edge of the cup was for some reason indented all around, & I didn't realize this until I took a sip & it spilled on me. I tried to drink it without the lid & obviously knock over the cup. I also don't like how there's almost no option to not tip. Overall wouldn't buy from them again.
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.
My friend & I went to Cafe Noya for the first time today & loved it! We tried the unagi onigiri, spicy tuna onigiri, & pork gyoza, all of which tasted amazing (although I thought the unagi onigiri didn't have enough filling)
I wasn't the biggest fan of the salted vanilla matcha, so I'll try something else next time :)
The space itself is well decorated & great for studying, especially considering how close it is to McGill & Concordia. The staff were very sweet & friendly! I thought the order took a little too much time to arrive when the cafe was full, but I understand they only recently opened.
Food is extremely good & good location, that is why i go. However it has been not only one time but 3 time there is something wrong with my order experience. I believe either the staff are unexperienced or there is not enough staff. Indeed, the first time i went they gave me a cold drink when I clearly mentioned hot. The Second time, i ordered the same drink cuz it taste good but it was wayy to sweet. Good thing is i believe the employee knew she made a mistake & saw my face so she made me a new one. Third time i asked before ordering how long it would take as they were busy, employee told me 10-15minute. I waited 30 minute & asked the employee just to realize the food was ready & hidden behind the counter but they just didn't make my machine beep to go take it.
ordered omurice & it unfortunately just made me miss japan. none of that gooey center, more like a badly cooked omelette on plain rice & watered down gravy.
yuzu matcha had too much yuzu, to the point that the matcha was barely palatable. the yuzu was nice, but it overwhelmed the drink.
otherwise, the atmosphere is very nice. the music is nice & calming, but too loud for my taste.
I don't usually leave reviews, but I was genuinely disappointed by my experience here. The drink I received was incorrect-I requested soy milk, but it appeared to be made with oat milk & was extremely sweet. I wasn't asking for a full remake, only for the drink to be adjusted to be less sweet, as sugar causes me stomach discomfort.
Unfortunately, the staff member at the counter was unhelpful & cold, even after I politely & calmly explained the situation. I rarely ever ask for changes or complain, so the refusal to make a simple adjustment to my matcha was especially upsetting. I was surprised by the lack of flexibility, particularly since my request was reasonable.
Overall, the interaction left a very poor impression, & I don't plan to return or recommend this location. (I will say the place is cute🥰)
I ordered the chicken teriyaki with rice on uber eats. The food was bland, no teriyaki sauce to be found. The chicken wasn't fresh, the rice felt like it just came out of the microwave. Overall, this tasted like a 3 day old left over meal that was barely edible. I can't speak about the service or atmosphere but the quality of the food is terrible.
