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How we read reviews →Indonesian warung flavours reinvented as Melbourne CBD's cult sandwich obsession.
Casual, buzzy laneway coffee-shop energy. small and often busy, with a warm crew and a resident shop cat.
Dukes Coffee beans, palm sugar iced coffee, house-made Indonesian condiments like sambal matah and bazzinga sauce, resident shop cat.
Named for Indonesian roadside 'warung kopi' coffee shops, run by Indonesian-Australian owners folding real flavours. sambal matah, rendang, kaya. into a Western sandwich format.
Sandwiches sit around $17, which some call steep for a sandwich, but the quality and portion size mostly win repeat customers over.
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