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Came here a few months ago, and had a nice meal.Tried their famous smoothie bowl at the time and it was unique, had a nice flavour and pretty colour.D…
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New cafe in Kensington St, loving the ambience and industrial theme. Lots of natural light from the glass doors. Tight space indoors with some outdoor…
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I gave this cafe 2 star because it is soooooo hard to find a parking spot near it!!! I spent almost an hour to try to find a spot. I finally parked my…
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Concrete Jungle
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8 Reviews on “Concrete Jungle”
New cafe in Kensington St, loving the ambience and industrial theme. Lots of natural light from the glass doors. Tight space indoors with some outdoor seating. The egg benedict on bagel and the pancake were really good! Service was attentive and friendly. Would definitely be coming back for more.
I gave this cafe 2 star because it is soooooo hard to find a parking spot near it!!! I spent almost an hour to try to find a spot. I finally parked my car in Chinatown and walked there.The egg benedict with beef was good.The fritter was ok.The blue smoothie bowl definitely didnt worth the price. DONT order it.
Wonderful and Beautiful Magic Bowl. Its a delicious smoothie bowl with the Blue Algae/Spirulina which is healthy for the body. However, i found the granola could be oat-based instead of the puffed rice, as the puffed rice became hard and stiff to chew when it froze together with the smoothie bowl.
I heard about them through social medias, so I had to go there I try them out. They have proper chefs in the kitchen and you can tell theyve got a lot of experience. The menu is fresh with a lot of different ingredients, different cookery methods. I asked for a Nourish bowl. Everything was just perfect, the dish was colourful, tasty. The waitress was verY helpful with the menu, she knew what she was talking about.
staff were incredibly attentive and friendly, service was relatively quick for 12pm on a wednesday and really good atmosphere. I shared the nourish bowl with a portion of salmon (for $6 and we only got 3 thin slices – the only disappointment i found with this cafe) and it looked very colourful, tasted really good and was extremely filling! The hotcake was good too but it wasn’t anything too special. Overall, a very good first experience and would love to come back again to try more of their menu!
Located around the corner from the hustle and bustle of George Street, concrete jungle offers an open interior for diners to soak up the warmth of the sun whilst enjoying brunch! We both enjoyed our dishes, especially the highly raved blue majik smoothie, which exceeded our expectations for it! The service was prompt for a casual weekday brunch. However, parking was hard to find. We parked at broadway shopping centre and walked to the cafe. Approximately 10 minute walk.
Got the Blue Majik to fight my Sunday blues. The place has wonderful aesthetics and excellent service, perfect for instagrammers. The bowl itself is nice in terms of flavor, not really outstanding though. Is it just me or can anyone taste the blue algae? Perhaps it doesnt taste like anything but I have this interesting feeling.For some reason the water cups smelt like sour milk, something to work on.