About
Café Noya is a Japanese restaurant on Rue Peel in downtown Montreal. It is billed as the first udon café in the city, so noodles are the natural place to start when you look at the menu.
The restaurant is open every day of the week, which makes it a practical choice whether you are planning a weekday lunch or a weekend meal between other stops downtown. Its location on Rue Peel puts it within easy reach of the central streets, so it suits a visit fitted around sightseeing or shopping.
What to expect
Expect a cuisine rooted in Japanese cooking, with udon at its centre. For a visitor, a café of this kind offers a relaxed sit-down meal rather than a long, formal dinner, and it is a good way to try a dish that many people associate more with Japan than with Montreal.
Planning your visit
Café Noya has its own website, where you can check the latest details before you go. You can also reach the restaurant by phone at +1 438 375 7688. The address is 2053 Rue Peel, Montréal, and the restaurant is downtown, so it is simple to combine with other plans in that part of the city.