Ohayo Café

Stephanie

5.0

Strongly recommend the tantan noodles! Creamy & spicy! All that I could ask for!

Roulio

2.0

Au départ ça présente bien Mais à la deuxième bouchée ça devient écoeurant Beaucoup trop salé Même les frites Sont trop salées & très grasses

Matt

5.0

Ohayo Cafe, a quaint new place on Mont-Royal, at the corner of rue de Buillon. Blending japanese ideas with a Montreal feel, they offer a variety of favourites. I had the tamago sando 「タマゴサンド」, which to my surprise was served like the fancy French toast you'd find at l'Avenue not too far away. Served on a pair of crisp golden toast, the egg salad is light & flavourful. Butter hits your tongue, as your palate is flooded with subtle flavours of egg, Dijon, & a marinated Sancho pepper- which comes in its pod, in-lieu of the usual slightly numbing powder you get on an unagi bowl. I ordered the sando with a flat white. The coffee, of course, made with the best-in-class La Marzocco espresso machine, gave notes of the soft cascara of the bean. I'm happy to see that Japan's spirit, in their meticulous quality & attention to coffee, has materialized here as well. In all, the duo came to 17.53$, with a 15% tip the bill for 1 came at 20.15$. Which I find reasonably priced for the quality presented. I have yet to try other items on the menu, but rest assured that whilst enjoying my own, I was witness to a room of people enjoying the rest of the menu. Very clearly enjoying their share. 成功を祈っているよ。

Melanie

5.0

It's rare to find a café that serves amazing food, but this one does & does it so incredibly! The shrimp burger is a must, so don't miss out on it!

Sonia

5.0

Delicious! Hiroshi-san & team are amazing!!!

Marwan

5.0

Try the ebi burger. Thank me later ;)

Honore

5.0

Nice & cozy new Japanese coffee shop with delicious food

Jean

5.0

Café ok & menu incroyable-arrêt culinaire obligatoire

Pierre

5.0

Bon café, nourriture délicieuse, un décors agréable & une ambiance assez calme, j'y ai passé un mon fort sympathique.

Stephen

5.0

We were out on a croissant hunting expedition, & needing a fill of a bigger fill, we were driving along Mt. Royal, & came across this little lovely pleasant place. Service is excellent -- except it's not table service -- it's order at the counter, pay & you get a post with a number for delivery of your meal. Food is really interesting, a bit of a Western take on Japanese food. We had a tamago sando, & I was expecting a tamago, but instead it was an equally interesting delicious deconstructed egg salad. That, & a great chicken karaage. Would I go back -- 100%.