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.
Ohayo Cafe is really nice place! I've been there several times, from working to just share a coffee with good company. I strongly recommend this place. Service is also great! They are kind & prepare your food/order really quick... I like a lot this place
This has become my new favorite coffee spot. I found at the beginning the coffee was too bitter but the new full time barista, Soma, makes the coffee perfect! The cortados are on point! Well done with the concept, great addition to the neighbourhood, friendly staff, great service, quality food. Wishing you all the success.
6 juil. 2024
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A wide variety of set menu items & a constantly changing menu of refreshing specials, with an addition of great coffee, matcha & hojicha lattes. Delicious food, great atmosphere & a beautiful, bright location. On the menu: • Lamb Mazemen: Pulled lamb, black sesame paste, green onions • Soba Tanuki: Ikura, daikon, wakame, shiso • Tamago Sando with Mimolette cheese • Large salad: Green mix, orange, beets, onion vinaigrette (This is a side dish version.) • Yuzu lemonade Instagram: @ohayocafemtl
Excellent coffee, in one of Montreal's coolest neighborhoods! I look forward to trying the rest of their menu. I wish that they offered stevia sweetener for my coffee. The service was okay, but could use a smile or two.
We wouldn't recommend or go back. Coffee was pretty good, but the food was disappointing even though it was well presented. Ebi burger was subpar & flavours weren't balanced. It was also served with iceberg lettuce that was so wilted that I had to take it out of the sandwich. Tamago sando was also subpar (& not really a sandwich) & didn't taste like the egg salad they serve in Japan. Katsu sandwich was alright with a decent size pork chop but nothing special flavour wise. Overall, pretty expensive for what it is & a lot of the dishes could be improved.
Easily accessible place on the Mont Royal Avenue, steps away from the metro station. The food was disappointing & below average, I didn't like the chicken burger at all as the chicken felt undercooked. This place is kind of a resto café but I think it's better to go there for just a coffee. When the place is crowded the noise is unbearable.
Love this new little resto-café! The food was so delicious, rich & filling. Highly recommend the shrimp burger & the ramen! Their coffee was also good. Just a heads up, if you're planning to go on the weekend, either go before noon or later in the afternoon due to limited seating capacity. Really enjoyed our first visit overall & will definitely be back!
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。
