For a late brunch / early lunch we headed on Thursday to Balwyn to try Melbourne’s first plant based sushi train. As a vegetarian, my daughter was excited to go to this restaurant. When we entered we were greeted in a very friendly manner by two waiters. They showed us to the table we’d reserved in the comfortable, bright and clean space. Beside the tables of customers various types of sushi went passed urging us to select and eat them quickly. The colors of the sushi ingredients made them very tempting. We ordered Japanese green tea and miso soup along with agadashi tofu (I’m a tofu fan, as described in my posts) to go with the sushi, which our table seemed the most crazy about grabbing off the train. We also ordered cupcakes and mango mochi for dessert… unfortunately Japanese people are not coffee drinkers, with coffee what I always wish for to accompany my dessert. At least we were satisfied with our brunch today and rushed to the Italian cafe just a few doors away which served up the best coffee I’ve tasted in Balwyn.

Kamis waktu brunch ini kami menuju Balwyn untuk mencoba vegan / vegetarian sushi disana. Sebagai vegetarian anak perempuanku sangat bergairah pergi ke restauran ini. Ketika masuk kami disambut dengan ramah sekali oleh dua pelayan. Karena kami sudah booking tempat langsung mereka mempersilahkan kami duduk. Ruangan sangat nyaman, terang dan bersih . Disamping meja-meja pembeli berjalanlah bermacam jenis shushi yg membuat kita ingin cepat memakannya. Warna warni yang terlihatpun sangat menggiurkan. Kami memesan green tea jepang dan juga miso soup. Kami rasa meja kami paling kalap mengambil macam-macam sushi. Aku penggemar tahu dan ini bisa terlihat dalam postinganku. Kami memesan juga cupcake dan mango mochi untuk dessert. Sayangnya orang Jepang bukan peminum kopi dan kopi yang selalu kuharapkan sebagai penutup makan siangku. Paling tidak kami puas dengan brunch kami hari ini dan kami bergegas ke cafe Italia yang hanya beberapa pintu darı situ dimana kami dapat kopi terenak di Balwyn yang pernah aku rasakan.

Details

Midori by Tao’s

268 Doncaster Rd, Balwyn North VIC 3104

Wednesday to Sunday 11:30 am–3 pm

5:30–9 pm

Entirely vegetarian and vegan menu; diner discretion advised as sake and other alcoholic drinks served