A small hidden Vietnamese influenced creperie in a cute lane. It's very small but coming after lunch hours there were usually seats.
The owner Lisa was super adorable and funny, always so fun to talk to!
Had the veg lasagna twice and I liked them. They can look bit unstructured but I liked the flavour and the components in it. Could be less watery but nonetheless enjoyable.
Had the yoghurt and blueberry crepe and it was just good, not the best I've had. The crepe itself was bit bland i think and a bit doughy so could be improved.
The pork banh mi though was yummy, portion was really generous, pork was flavorful, and we had the crispy bun as she recommended it and it was perfect.
Overall, a really cute place for some affordable good bites in the city.
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The bbq pork banh mi and Vietnamese ice coffee was excellent. But the service was fantastic! The owner was very friendly and approachable which made the experience better.
Day 2 started with breakfast at Aix café, just a street over from Degraves St. I’ve only tried one or two in the area. Most places you can get into without a booking. Aix cafe was selected because the crêpes looked delicious and the food was reasonably priced. The place is really small and they only had one table that could accommodate us.
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