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Gibbons Street Cafe | Redfern

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Gibbons Street Cafe Shop 1 7/9 Gibbons St, Redfern NSW 2016 Gibbons St Cafe is a simplistic cafe located about a two minute walk from Redfern station which is an ideal location if you're a usyd student. This cafe is well known for their aesthetic hotcakes along with a variety of fusion lunch and breakfast dishes that are served all day. Also serving a range of hot and cold drinks which add to your shot. The atmosphere of the cafe is really warm and nice with the addition of very minimalistic lights hanging from the top. Bangkok Brekkie Eggs $16 As there many good choices to choose from, we decided to try the Bangkok Brekkie Eggs. The fried eggs came in a little pan which was topped with chorizo's, cherry tomatoes and leg ham. On the side, there was a generous proportion of avocado and slices of sourdough toast. The eggs were perfectly cooked and all the flavours were well put together, especially with the addition of the sriracha sauce. Overall, the Bangkok Brekkie

101 Kissa | Chippendale

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101 Kissa 94a Abercrombie St, Chippendale NSW 2008 101 Kissa is a newly opened cafe in Chippendale serving a mix of Japanese and Asian fusion dishes located about a five minute walk from Central Park. The interior design of the cafe is simple yet pleasing to the eye and it makes you feel like you're sitting at home on the couch. For the drinks, they offer a range of hot drinks ranging from coffee served by ONA to a variety of lattes. As for the cold drinks, they have several choices of milkshakes, fraps and even smoothies. Pink Baby & Kickouts Smoothie $7.50 As there were so many different choices for drinks, we decided to order the Pink Baby Smoothie and the Kickouts Smoothie. The Pink Baby was a mix of watermelon and lychee while the Kickouts is a combination of banana, mixed berries, chia seeds and almond milk. Both drinks were very fresh and was quite sweet. The smoothies at 101 Kissa are definitely worth trying as you wouldn't leave unsatisfied. Pulle