The Social Space (Chinatown)

Ordered the Avo Egg Double ($14).

My hoomans really liked the sustainable concept of the cafe! However, they find it quite crammed as the tables are not really far apart from one another.

The brunch was really satisfying with every toast coated with a thick layer of avocado. Every bite was just amazing!

Space is nice and chill with really friendly staff! But this toast is indeed slightly pricey without BB ☹️ other than that, it has banana + honey + tinge of sea salt + coconut shavings (??) which was healthy and good / ok tasted like good banana and peanut butter on a toast

I thought this was a very well-balanced sandwich because the cucumber slices and generous squeeze of lemon negated any unpleasant fishiness the salmon may have given. That said, I feel like the amount of food given is a bit little for its price! Don't get me wrong, the sandwiches are substantial, but I thought a bit of salad or something else on the side would have (somewhat) justified the steep price a bit better!!

Used burrple 1-for-1 smoothie bowl and cold brew tea set.

Absolutely loved the smoothie bowls! Very generous filling of fresh fruits which gave natural sweetness to the bowl. The chocolate granola also gave a lot of taste and texture to the bowl. Matcha lovers you have to try ‘The Hulk’!

We also ordered the Roasted Mushroom Crème fraîche (single slice) to share. Mushrooms were delicious, however the bread was a tad too tough.

Would totally recommend their smoothie bowls! Total bill came up to around $25.

While this was hardly difficult to put together, the pairing of sea salt with peanut butter and honey; sliced bananas for a soft texture and desiccated coconut flakes for some crunch worked for the palate. Topping it off was the straightforward, faultless slices of sourdough sitting on a wooden board as we chatted the weekend afternoon away in a brightly furnished, cozy space.

Without Burpple beyond the double slices of open faced toasts here goes from $12-18 Nett which is reasonable only if you consider the indirect overheads for running the space.

Tried their flat white ($5) and mocha ($6)! Both featured medium bodied espresso with a dark roast, smooth and slightly nutty. The chocolate in the mocha also came through nicely!