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How we read reviews →Point Cook's Korean-Australian brunch cafe, loved for chilli-scramble croissants and latte art.
Cosy, family-owned cafe tucked off the main road with a busy, buzzing weekend crowd and a dog-friendly outdoor area.
A dedicated dog menu with treats for pets, personalised latte art that staff remember for regulars, and a Korean-Australian fusion lunch menu.
Korean family-owned, with genuine Korean dishes like galbi and japchae sitting alongside the Western brunch menu rather than as token additions.
Generally reasonable, with a small latte still priced under $5 noted approvingly, though a few reviewers find portion sizes tight for the price.
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