Extremely disappointed. Japanese curry barely had any curry flavour and the fried chicken in it was dry as beef jerky. Beef burrito was also tasteless. Pork Belly Guabao was probably the worst I’ve ever had(not exaggerating). Dandan noodles was the only dish that tasted alright. Also, food came very slow. Don’t waste your time If you are looking for authentic Taiwanese food. Staff were nice and friendly though.

Cute cafe in the Hobart CBD. Nice smooth and rich coffee. I had an oat cookie with it, it was also great. The best seating is in the front by the window, but if you get a table towards the back, the lighting is still pretty good. A nice play to sit and do some work in the afternoon.

This place is awesome! We came down from Sydney to check out Tassie, were just walking around and randomly stopped here for brekkie. Had no idea the food and service would be this good. Super fresh and tasty, great coffee too – everything was spot on!

I reckon for three or four hours after breakfast, the bloke was commenting on what a good breakfast we had. Fresh made juice - apple for him, Robert for me, top class. Eggs Benedict with soooo much salmon but not too much sauce for him, perfect poached eggs on pretty good gf bread with crispy bacon for me. Eggs runny, food warm and served with love. Edit: We ended up having breakfast there all three mornings in Hobart, including take away on last day and still did not disappoint. They must use free range eggs with the colour of those egg yolks. Very consistently fab!

As a solo traveller in Tasmania, I dropped into this café and had such a great breakfast! I ordered a cappuccino and smashed avo with my choice of egg, and it was absolutely delicious. The flavours were so tasty and well put together. The eggs were cooked perfectly. The cappuccino wasn’t super strong, but it was smooth and still really enjoyable.