Opiano propose une sélection rigoureuse d'offres culinaires axées sur des sushis préparés avec soin, des plats coréens traditionnels et des sandwichs assemblés avec expertise. Le menu met en avant des sashimis et nigiris frais aux côtés de bols savoureux soulignant des assaisonnements et des textures authentiques. La préparation des sandwichs privilégie des ingrédients de haute qualité servis de manière directe pour ceux en quête d'un repas rapide et satisfaisant. Chaque plat reflète un engagement envers la précision technique, garantissant une qualité constante à travers les diverses catégories proposées. L'environnement demeure efficace et fonctionnel, s'adressant aux individus qui privilégient la substance et la variété culinaire. En maintenant un équilibre entre saveurs asiatiques classiques et favoris décontractés contemporains, l'établissement offre une expérience gastronomique fiable pour ceux qui apprécient la rapidité et la préparation artisanale.
Opiano est largement considéré comme une destination de choix près du campus de McGill, particulièrement appréciée pour sa cuisine coréenne authentique, savoureuse et abordable. Les convives soulignent fréquemment la générosité des portions et l'efficacité du système de commande en libre-service, ce qui en fait un endroit idéal pour un déjeuner rapide ou un repas décontracté entre amis. Les plats populaires incluent la soupe aux os de porc, les ragoûts savoureux et les desserts bingsu rafraîchissants, contribuant tous à la réputation du restaurant en tant qu'adresse incontournable pour une cuisine de qualité à petit prix qui offre un excellent rapport qualité-prix.
I was a McGill student back in 2017. I used to come here 3x a week, mainly for their pork bone soup. Nearly a decade later & I'm back: the pork bone soup is still just as incredible, & they've upgraded their interior!
Wow - who thought that Montreal would have amazing & cheap Korean food? It's hidden inside the basement of an apartment building too. The pork bone soup was cheap & very filling / flavorful. Service was excellent as well. Huge portions for the price. Highly recommend.
Pretty decent food. The pork bone soup is amazing, while I found the rest of the savoury dishes to be bland. Portion wise, you get your money worth. Bingsu dessert was also impeccable.
I ordered the army stew & a salad. I put two stars because I was expecting more flavor & more tofu in the soup. Also, the noodles are the cheap ones from instant ramen packs & the soup consisted mostly of them. I knew that when ordered that dish I would get spam, but I wasn't expecting it to be so insipid & flavorless.
I added a star because the dressing for the salad, yet why do u call a salad a bunch of lettuce together?
The prices are decent, yet I was expecting better quality.
Very good food & relatively affordable. Take the pork bone soup at your risk & peril, it's one of the best choices to make, but can be messy to eat. Still recommend it. Wear a bib.
Needed a quick lunch near campus & a friend recommended this Korean restaurant. Having lived in Seoul, I can say the bibimbap really hit the spot! The portions are generous for the price, & it even comes with a miso soup. The ordering system is super efficient, you order on a digital screen, & about 10 minutes later your name is called to pick up your food. Everything was fresh, fast, & tasty. I've already been back to try their soup, & it was just as delicious. Definitely a new go-to spot!
Opiano is a good , economic Korean restaurant perfect for a work/between class/ or after school meal.
1. Good price.
I have ordered pork bone soup & kimbap with beef , with tax 33$. & these were shared with my friend.
2. Good taste
The pork bone soup is very tasty.
It is DIY style & food court atmosphere. I highly recommend
They have bingsoo as well.will definitely try that in Summer 🌞!
