Workshop Bros

Enjoyed this place. Service was great. Place was nice and spotless. Good was very imaginative, asian western infusion. I had the special which was eggs Benny done with croissant with asian twist - Chinese picked cabbage. Worked really well, not too strong flavor from the pickled cabbage so melded excellently. My wife got the fresh egg waffles. That was a beautiful dish. Had blueberries, raspberry, candy floss, chocolate mousse, caramel and nut or biscuit thing, and at least few more things. Price was reasonable and worth it if your looking for something interesting and bit more exciting.

Nice atmosphere with good service and selection of food. They have a set meal of appetiser and a main that cost an affordable 35 dollars. The beef tartare and the kingfish sashimi are highly recommended appetisers. The lamb backstrap main is slightly under seasoned, but still acceptable. There's also a good selection of beverages to choose from. A good restaurant to come back to.

Great brunch place with Asian fusion food options. Some options include soba chicken salad and soft shell crab burger with Asian spices. The menu offers a wide range of options so everyone can find something they love. Cute, cosy interior, although on the small side compared to other Melbourne brunch spots these days. Friendly staff and prompt service. Expect a line on weekends. If you love Asian flavours but enjoy the typical Melbourne lunch scene, try out Workshop Bros in Glen Waverley, which seems to have become one of the new food hubs.

Ran in for a quick breakkie. Food came out quick, a little slow for drinks probably plenty of take away. Tried the kaya latte, hint kaya is there but would prefer stronger. Wife has the matcha latte, nice artwork. Char Siu bagel. Taste is there, somehow the bagel's a little hard. Overall a good place if you need a quick bite