I have eaten at Nogga several times. It is located at the epicentre of Carlisle St, being one of many restaurants along both sides of this eclectic street.Nogga is a Kosher restaurant. There is a wide choice of food available - fish, pasta and more. They offer some very nice salmon dishes and the pasta serves are generally large, but somewhat too 'saucy.' The cakes look good. I have not tried them but my family members seem to enjoy them.Service can improve, sometimes meals are prompt, sometimes slow, but the staff are helpful.I have not been for a couple of months, but I will go again.
Nogga has redecorated and the effect is a natural, woody finished environment, slightly underlit but intimate. The food doesn't live up to the decor. It's standard pasta, salads, soups and salmon dishes. It's tasty, it's filling, but it's nothing special. It's the sort of food you could manage to get together at home within 30 minutes. On the other hand, the place is clean, the service is good and the coffee is good. It's a place to go when you don't feel like cooking and want something healthier than takeaway.
Soooo disappointed. Bought one tuna & avocado roll and it was easily the most expensive hand roll I have ever had ($3.50!) & the worst!It was:-bone dry-rice under cooked -avocado brown & just plain terrible. I was starving & this was a major disappointment. There is so much good Japanese on Chapel Street so I definitely won't be back. Go to Rolls they are the best but sadly closed on Sundays so I tried this place.
Slow service and sushi is tasteless. Try not ordering anything that ain't already made up otherwise expect a LENGTHY DELAY! To also forget the basics of soy sauce and ginger is unacceptable also. A place I won't return too. Thumbs down.
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Fantastic food and specialist Japanese on Monday & Tuesday nights. Friendly staff guide you through a wide variety of items all at $7 each. Tuna Tataki and the eggplant are my favourites
Business lunch for 3. Service was very good and quality of the food was really excellent. Menu has good range with breakfast items also available until 3pm.
I want to give this place 3.5 stars but since I can't give half stars, I'm rounding upWe went in to this place on a Tuesday for lunch.
This is a kosher dairy restaurant with delicious vegetarian food and fish including excellent sushi and a pleasant place to sit.
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My wife and I were staying in Danville on our tour of the Bourbon Trail, and found this gem for dinner one night.
I think this place is perfectly rated as a four star restaurant.
Hot Roll Panko With Salmon And Cream Cheese
Salmon Sweet Potato Roll (8 Pieces)
Gâteau Au Chocolat Sans Farine
Ramen Soup Noodles With Salmon
Pouding Aux Dattes Collantes
Rouleau D'amateur De Saumon
