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How we read reviews →Korumburra's warehouse café hiding authentic Japanese and a brilliant all-day brunch on the side.
A converted warehouse with split personalities. one side a quality Japanese kitchen, the other a convivial café with cakes, quiches and brunch fare. Big round tables, a central wood heater in winter and an eclectic charm that consistently surprises visitors unfamiliar with regional Korumburra.
Dual-concept venue sharing a warehouse space between a Japanese kitchen and a café. Central wood heater in winter, eclectic giftware for sale, wine available. Friendly owner-operated feel.
The Japanese kitchen is praised by multiple reviewers for authenticity. sashimi, udon, hand rolls and sushi that meet the standard of dedicated Japanese restaurants in Melbourne.
Moderate regional café pricing with above-average Japanese kitchen quality. The Japanese side consistently delivers value; the café side occasionally draws criticism on portion sizes relative to cost.
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