The present study was conducted to investigate quality characteristics of Nochi made with malted barley flour with (Cl) and without hull (C2), comparing with Nochi that was treated with different sources of commercial amylases. There was higher level of moisture content (18.4%) in Nochi treated with fungal ${alpha}$-amylase (FU) comparing with the other Nochi samples. However, Nochi that was treated with bacterial ${alpha}$-amylase and ${eta}$-amylase (BA-${eta}$) had the lowest level of moisture content (11.2%). Nochi samples which were treated with thermostable ${alpha}$-amylase and fungal ${alpha}$-amylase(TE-FU) were different from traditional Nochi samples in mechanical characteristics. According to the results of sensory evaluation, Cl was similar to C2 except in cohesiveness and malt flavor. TE-FU and Bh-${eta}$ were not different from traditional Nochi in cohesiveness, sweetness and overall desirability.