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How we read reviews →Point Cook cafe famed for miso salmon, kimchi-chicken brunch fusion and standout Five Senses coffee.
Relaxed, dog-friendly suburban cafe with cozy indoor seating and a large outdoor area.
House yuzu dressing, home-made chai latte, dog-friendly seating, and ample free parking.
Japanese and Korean techniques. miso, yuzu, kimchi. woven into an Australian brunch menu, described by one reviewer explicitly as Japanese/Korean fusion.
Generally seen as reasonably priced for the quality, though a couple of reviewers flagged a $9 toast order and cold, underfilled coffees.
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