International Eats

Melbourne Eats: CIBI / Darifusion Korean Cafe & Bar

Published

3 years ago

April 27, 2021

lily

CIBI

If you are trying to have a delicious and healthy exotic brunch in Melbourne , you must visit this Japanese deli, nursery and cafe warehouse! Cibi means ‘little one’ in Japanese. The brand was established in July 2008 by Meg and Zenta Tanaka.

From outside, it looks like just an ordinary warehouse entrance. As you enter, you will be surprised that the store doesn’t match its name ‘CIBI’ which means ‘little’ in japanese.The internal space is divided into a dining area and a homeware retail store.

Here , it is a cute and relaxing spot for a brunch date. They provide Japanese traditional breakfasts alongside some contemporary dishes. After enjoying their own roast coffee you can also shop for a Japanese homewares and some fresh products like handmade pasta or mustard, local apple juice, locally made cheese, tofu etc.

Address: 31-39 Keele Street Collingwood VIC

Website:cibi.com.au

Phone:+61 481398686

Email:info@cibi.com.au

Price range: $-$$ ($45 for two people)

Darifusion Korean Cafe & Bar

Yoon-ji is the owner of DARi. She spent her life learning about the culinary art of traditional Korean food. DARI (다리) means ‘bridge’ in Korean. DARI aims to be the bridge between Melbourne’s buzzy and dynamic culture to South Korea’s sensational flavour and style. DARI represents a fine blend of culture and tradition with a modern twist. They serve Korean street-food like inspired toasts and sandwiches along with traditional beverages and fusion desserts. Bulgogi buns and sandwiches is theri top sales. The sandwich was packed full of flavour and texture with crunch from the cabbage within. Their buns and sandwiches are HUGE! You might get a little messy to eat but you wont regret having it!