Ohayo Café propose un environnement lumineux et végétalisé axé sur une expérience relaxante d'inspiration japonaise. La carte met en avant une variété de boissons de spécialité comme les lattes au matcha terreux ou au sésame noir grillé. Les options salées incluent le croustillant burger à la crevette, le tamago sando à la texture fondante et divers bols de ramen réconfortants. Ces préparations soulignent des profils de saveurs authentiques grâce à des ingrédients soigneusement assemblés dans un espace conçu pour le calme. Chaque boisson et plat reflète un souci du détail, privilégiant le plaisir sensoriel des textures fraîches et des assaisonnements traditionnels. Le café entretient une atmosphère sereine où la verdure entoure les tables, créant un lien paisible entre l'espace intérieur et les propositions culinaires offertes à chaque personne présente.
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Ohayo Café est une destination prisée, lumineuse et accueillante, reconnue pour son menu d inspiration japonaise authentique, son atmosphère chaleureuse et sa décoration végétale. De nombreux clients louent la qualité de la nourriture, soulignant des plats comme le burger aux crevettes, les ramens savoureux et le traditionnel tamago sando, tout en appréciant la grande variété de boissons spécialisées telles que les lattes au matcha ou au sésame. Bien que les expériences puissent varier en ce qui concerne les profils de saveurs ou les prix, la majorité des visiteurs apprécient le service attentionné, la constance de la qualité et l environnement relaxant et ensoleillé qui fait de ce café une adresse favorite pour beaucoup dans le quartier.
The first time I came here it was quiet, people spoke at a low volume, I was able to sit & focus on my writing while enjoying a delicious coffee & a cozy atmosphere.
I decided to visit again & try the food. I visited on the same day & time as my last visit, & I don't know if an influencer posted a video about this place or something but the vibes were completely different. It was loud. So, so, so loud.
My coffee was still very good, & the food was satisfying. I'm a bit saddened by the change of atmosphere since I thought I found a nice café I can work in, but that's no fault of theirs. I'll still come back because I want to try more of the food.
Karaage Don was yummy with crispy flavourful chicken & a healthy portion of spring onions on a bed of well cooked moist rice with a semi-runny egg. Cafe is consistently tasty & has nice latte-art to be expected from a trendy cafe of the area.
The atmosphere is great, so lovely to have some sun on your skin & be surrounded by plants during this cold cold spring season
The tamago sando was delish but we found the food to be extremely salty , I love salt & even I felt like it was way too much. My friend couldn't even finish her side of potatoes because they were drowned in salt as well. Also a bit expensive ($25 total for my meal, no drink)
I think this cafe would be better to come do work here & just get a drink instead of the food , although there was a sign that no laptops are allowed 12h-15h but I'm not sure if that's regulated
I really wanted to like this place. The service was great & I like the quiet vibe but I go to restaurants for the food &, unfortunately, it left a bad taste in my mouth (literally).
I ordered the chicken burger & katsu sando. The chicken burger was ok. The toppings are what were underwhelming. This was definitely not a particularly memorable fried chicken sandwich.
Now onto the katsu sando (fried pork sandwich). This is one of the worst sandwiches I've ever had. I should have expected to find it terrible when I saw honey mustard & worcestershire sauce as toppings in there. The worcestershire sauce is the particularly egregious choice here; it makes it so that you end up with a sour tasting pork sandwich despite how well cooked the pork is. Worcestershire sauce has very few redeeming qualities to me. I thought that maybe it would magically work with fried pork but I was wrong, oh so very wrong...
For those reasons, Café Ohayo gets a 2 out of 5 from me. Great staff & nice little place but I did not enjoy my food.
This is an amazing Japanese style cafe with great food & drinks! You order at the front, & your food is brought out to you very quickly. On a nice day, this cafe has lots of really natural lighting & a really minimal, cozy atmosphere. We tried the niku miso ramen tantan & the ebi burger along with an iced americano & the matcha yuzu cloud. Both dishes tasted super fresh & delicious. The drinks were very tasty as well, & overall, everything was presented very cleanly. If you're looking for a taste of Japan during your Montreal vacation, come to Ohayo!
Très bon café avec un concept original. Les pâtisseries & les plats sont globalement très bons, surtout le miso banana bread & le karaage que je recommande vraiment. Les goûts sont parfois un peu particuliers, donc pas toujours pour tous les palais, mais ça vaut clairement le détour.
