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Love going to Three Bags Full for my Saturday brunch, this time is often my me time and to 99% you dont have to wait for a single place to be open at …
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Three Bags Full has been on my to-go list for years. Finally got a chance to head there and I was not disappointed! The quality of the food was amazin…
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The food in this cafe is excellent. The pull pig is soft and full of taste of pork, the green source is very creamy. The bread is soft. Both dishes …
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10 Reviews on “Three Bags Full”
Ordered:
– Benedict
– French toast
Would not recommend the Benny, its pretty basic and nothing stands out about it. The French toast, on the other hand, is amazeballssssssss! The berry syrup/pure blends in well with everything else!!!
Excellent food , coffee and service! We got 4 dishes to share between 5 people, the portions are very reasonable. We couldnt finish it. The tuna tataki dish was the standout. But overall everything was good. Would recommend this place
We went there for lunch today. It was pretty busy. The food is really good! My friend recommended me to have the tuna TATAKI. The tuna just tasted perfectly. My friend had the big breakfast. She really enjoyed it and it did look very tasty! Service is okay. Maybe theyre a bit too busy to have a conversation.
One thing that didnt get 5 stars because of the price. We had look the menu, and found out that we had paid more for our breakfast. Theyre not the same price as menu. I didnt find out until later afternoon. I dont mind to pay that at all just will be nicer if they change the price on the menu not we found out the price is higher after. Almond croissant $7.15 is really pricy. And there are no sign of the price on any pastry.
I might visit again but really suggest that they need to change the price on the menu if its not correct.
Definitely a great spot for brunch! To begin, I had the cold drip coffee and it hit the spot for me as it was a warm day. Tried 3 dishes shared amongst friends. We opted for the make your own bowl selection with soba noodles, Ponzu dressing and tuna. It was beautiful! I would definitely have that again. The corn fritters were a good balance of savoury with the freshness of the greens and pomegranate. Lastly, we had the ricotta hotcakes and really enjoyed this! It has large chunks of ricotta which I really liked. Cant wait to come back and try the rest of the menu!
Ricotta hotcakes with passion fruit curd, lemon balm, raspberry Sherbert, vanilla mascapone and pistachio and baked pear. Nice and warm and fluffy. There are pieces of ricotta cheese. It is a bit bland by itself though. I also had the Nutella milkshake which was ok, smelt like Nutella and tasted like chocolate.
Really excited to be here for its Benedict eggs with green hollandaise sauce. To my surprise, the rosti in the dish is amazingly good. The Benedict here is rich in depth and perfect in flavor. Cant love it more.
The infusion cold brew is a special one infused with orange and raisin flavor. Its really nice, innovative and well-designed.
Recommend: The Brekkie Brioche and the Eggs Benedict
The hollandaise sauce just makes everything better and pretty much a good atmosphere throughout