Ohayo Café

R

5.0

Food quality is incredible, drinks are well made, pastries are so good. One of my favourite places!

Stéphane

5.0

Delicious food, great beverage choices
Defenitely a good stop when walking in MontRoyal!

Eric

5.0

A bit pricey but really good quality food. Makes you feel like you're in Japan. Love their tamago sando. It's basically a Japanese tamago sando on delicious Montreal bread. Their dorayakis are an awesome dessert too.

Sylvianne

5.0

Excellente ramen. Des produits japonais recherchés dans la petite épicerie: huile de Yuzu, huile de wasabi 👌🏻

Geneviève

5.0

Très bonne expérience à chaque bon service de qualité l'heure chai latter juste incroyable je le recommande

Arnold

5.0

A bright & inviting café, featuring a creative Japanese-inspired menu. I tried the tamago sando (Japanese scrambled egg on toast)-nice!

The coffee was excellent, & the atmosphere makes it a great spot to meet up. I'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu!

Sara

4.0

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

Eddy

2.0

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.

Jonathan

5.0

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!

Melissa

4.0

I was under the illusion that there was onigiri here. Oops there wasn't.

I got the vegan ramen. It was good. Maybe a little pricy what for what it is though. No protein? My friend got the Katsu Sando. I don't think it was as good. Maybe it was too much bread? She mainly ate the inside.

I would still come back. Mainly interested my from the side restaurant.