L’entoilage [lun-toa-la-ge ]
It’s a noun of the action of mounting canvas. “Mounting a canvas in a frame can protect your artwork while enhancing the overall aesthetics of the piece. Mounting also enables you to display your canvas on a wall, whether to showcase for potential buyers or to decorate a living space.” We draft over the idea and create this cozy café/ deli for the support of the local artists. Like a blank canvas, we are welcome for local artists to display their works in our space.
Contact us for arrangements.
L’entoilage is a café/ deli, a perfect spot for sweet indulgence, leisurely lunch and afternoon tea.
pâte à choux
Desserts – Matcha maccarons, Matcha/ Sesame shortbread cookies
Our pastry chef M is passionate about adding different flavors with the popular desserts create exotically-flavored, beautifully balanced desserts.
yummy!!
Korean BBQ sandwiches, chicken Teriyaki sandwiches.
Japanese-style pancake with chopped cabbage, eggs, dried bonito flakes.
ornamental ball sushi.
Cold noodle in sesame sauce with shredded chicken.
noodles topped with ground beef and fermented bean paste sauce.
/ Changes daily
OKONOMIYAKI : Japanese papanese savoury pancake
YAKINIKU : Japanese grilled meat with BBQ sauce
CHIRASHIZUSHI : Scatterd Sushi
Poulet KARAAGE : Japanese rendition of fried chicken
TONKATSU : Japanese pork cutlet
Curry Japonais : Japanese curry
Katsu Curry : Japanese pork cutlet with curry
BIBIMBAP
Coffe Latte, Cappuccino, Mocha/
selection of Japanese premium quality teas/
Matcha Latte/ Bubble tea, etc
L'Entoilage Write a comment on this article ! Read members’ comments [1] New kid on the block Melora Koepke L'Entoilage: Making a strong lunch crowd takeover bid photo: Melora Koepke Savoury home-style South Asian lunch menu at L'Entoilage proves itself the nemesis of brown bags everywhere On the stretch of St-Laurent between Fairmount and St-Viateur, lunch is a hot commodity. The proximity of numerous new-media companies as well as pay-as-you-go freelancer haven Station C means scores of youngish single people who aren't in the habit of brown-bagging it and who are ravenous by noo
L'entoilage: jubilation nippone | Robert Beauchemin, collaboration spéciale | Restaurants www.cyberpresse.ca L'été venu, les petits restos gagnent un peu de légèreté. On aimerait la retrouver à chaque saison tellement elle est plaisante, cette cuisine pimpante,...
JE CRAQUE POUR TOI, OMELETTE JAPONAISE ! Sushi, maki, gyoza, teriyaki, yakitori, soba, yakisoba : à force de manger japonais on pense qu'on connaît toute la panoplie de mets nippons. Haha ! On ne connaissait pas encore les Okonomiyaki. C'est quoi ça ? De succulentes omelettes aux flocons de poisson, que j'ai découvertes dans un tout nouveau café asiatique du boulevard St-Laurent.
Teriyaki burgers and Japanese pancakes L’Entoilage gives lunch an Asian flavour by MARK SLUTSKY L’Entoilage, on St-Laurent just north of Fairmount, is one of many new cafés and lunch establishments to pop up in the Mile End area. This stretch of St-Laurent used to be a dead zone, except for some weirdly longstanding Indian and Chinese restaurants; now those seem on the way out, and the area’s felt a blast of revitalization. (New spots are popping up on Parc with amazing rapidity as well, perhaps signalling that that street’s weird state of limbo is coming to an end.)
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