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How we read reviews →Japanese-inspired Balwyn North brunch cafe known for katsu poke bowls and a leafy garden courtyard.
A cosy, Scandi-meets-Japanese interior filled with plants, with a relaxed leafy backyard that one reviewer compared to a Tokyo neighbourhood cafe.
In-house coffee brand, a garden backyard with function space, books and toys for kids, and rear car park access.
A genuine Japanese-inspired twist on Western brunch classics. one reviewer likened the vibe to cafes in Tokyo's Shimokitazawa or Fukuoka's Hakata district.
Mostly seen as reasonably priced for the quality and setting, though a couple of reviewers flagged specific items like coffee and cake as pricey for the size.
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