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How we read reviews →New South Yarra café pairing Middle Eastern-Indian brunch fare with a signature coffee blend.
Warm, cosy fit-out styled around bonsai displays and local-artist collaborations; quiet and personal in the early morning, buzzier over weekend brunch.
Owner-chef steams a special rice fresh daily, house-made dips, a signature coffee blend served in distinctive ceramic cups and glass-can iced drinks, and rotating bonsai on display and for sale.
An owner-chef-led kitchen blending Middle Eastern staples (shakshuka, kofta, labneh) with Indian touches (paneer, spiced rice bowls) that reviewers say feels distinctly homemade, not premade.
Called good value for restaurant-quality food and generous portions, especially for a high-cost-of-living pocket of South Yarra.
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