As Lygon St approaches Queensberry St, the Italian spruikers make agency to casual Asian eateries. One of the newer eateries is Killiney Kopitiam, an Aussie outpost of a Singaporean chain. It offers what I sympathize to hold upward the park make of kopitiam snacks, meals too drinks: toast, eggs, noodles, nasi lemak, coffee, tea too Milo.
Among them is a vegetarian laksa ($8.30). Michael wasn't likewise inspired past times the eggs too veges within, but the kokosnoot gravy was spicy too very, real tasty.
We liked the mutual coldness teh tarik ($3.30) likewise - sweetness too filling, amongst the bitter border of dark tea.
My pocket-size snack of kaya toast ($2.80) seemed to a greater extent than similar an accompaniment to the teh tarik than the other agency around!
The savoury card is dominated past times meat curries, though at that spot are a few eggy noodle dishes that await vegetarian-friendly (we didn't interrogate the staff most hidden shrimp glue thence piece of occupation along amongst caution.) The drinks too desserts await easier to navigate. We're no connoisseurs of the kopitiam tradition too can't vouch for Killiney's authenticity, but it's nifty to select this agency of eating theatre represented inwards the neighbourhood. I promise it brings the South-East Asians of Melbourne to a greater extent than joy too nostalgia than disappointment.
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Killiney Kopitiam has had a mixed reception thence far inwards the blogosphere; banking enterprise correspond out mochii eats, Who Told You That?, Makansudah!, mochii eats, Who Told You That?, EAT AND BE MERRY, FOR TOMORROW WE DIE(T), mochii eats, Who Told You That?, Couture Foodie too Oh So Yammy!.
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Killiney Kopitiam
114 Lygon St, Carlton
9650 9880
veg dishes $2.80-8.30
Accessibility: Limited. The cafe is split upward degree too high density, amongst orders made too paid for at a counter on the upper level.
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