Ohayo Café apparaît comme une adresse japonaise charmante et lumineuse où l'ambiance calme et le cadre mignon accompagnent une carte mêlant cafés spécialisés et plats réconfortants, avec des boissons comme le latte au sesame noir, le matcha latte et le hojicha latte et des plats tels que tamago sando, dorayaki, karaage, ramen et ebi burger; les pâtisseries et les plats obtiennent des éloges pour leur qualité et leurs saveurs équilibrées, certains goûts audacieux n'etant pas pour tous mais valant le détour; le service est souvent chaleureux et efficace, mais des bémols concernent des informations d'horaires non mises à jour sur le site et des plats parfois juges gras ou chers, ainsi qu'une ambiance parfois un peu bruyante ou un espace petit, mais l'ensemble donne envie d'explorer davantage les mets et les boissons lors d'une prochaine visite.
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!
19 mars 2024
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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。
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%.
Ohayo cafe on Mont Royal is serving up comforting japanese cuisine in an aesthetically pleasing vibe with a great "pour over" coffee program. Le café Ohayo sur Mont Royal sert une cuisine japonaise réconfortante dans une ambiance esthétiquement agréable avec un excellent programme de café "pour over".
Came for a quick lunch & tried the tamago (egg salad) sando w/ mortadella. It was crazy good. Already looking forward to coming back to try everything else.
Excellente nourriture. Je conseille le burger au poulet avec frites. Café de qualité. Par contre, on a attendu notre commande 30mins & le premier caissier ne parlait pas français.
