Jacaranda Coffee Lane

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Jacaranda Coffee Lane, West End
Last term, we enrolled Grace at Queensland Ballet and enrolled her in the Early Years Dance class, which she seems to enjoy. As we will be quite busy these coming months with a new addition, we decided to stop and hopefully restart again next term. As part of a celebration that she completed a term, we decided to have breakfast at Jacaranda Coffee Lane, after a visit at the West End Library! (Yes, trying to find excuse to eat out... )

We were thankful to have seats readily available that morning, and the service was prompt and friendly. I noted that there are some colouring pens/crayons available and Grace was happy to do some colouring (well, attempted to). The menu here is so interesting with some Asian influence and I could not wait to dig in! They also have kids meal available and ordered the 'Scrambled Eggs on cheesy toast' ($6.50) for Grace. Among other cafes, I think Jacaranda has the best value for kids meal. 

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Her scrambled eggs were generous for kids meal and Grace almost finished all of them. We usually request for her meals to arrive first and then for our meals to arrive, so that she will not be distracted by ours. 


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The Mr had the 'Jacaranda Signature Big Breakfast' ($18.50) that came with hash brown, roasted mushrooms, grilled tomato, tomato chutney, baked beans and eggs of your liking (scrambled for us); as well as choosing one of the main proteins - either bacon & chorizo, Taiwanese sausage & smoked pork belly or haloumi cheese & spinach. We opted for the combo of taiwanese sausage and smoked pork belly, which turns out to be an excellent choice. 


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As for myself, it was either the 'Crab omelette and potato' versus the 'Pla Goong - Chilli and Garlic King Prawn' and in the end, chose the former. This came with wrapped prawns on turkish bread with some drizzle of crab and prawn meat sauce, rice crisps and fried shallots. In honesty, I thought this was one of the best breakfast I had! Love the flavour of the sauce, and the crab meat was fresh and generous. Love it!

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As I am staying away from coffee throughout the pregnancy, I ordered their black sesame drink which was very well balanced and not overly sweet. A tick from me!

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After we have finished our meals, they gave us complimentary fruit dessert which I thought was very thoughtful. Jacaranda Coffee Lane is definitely worth a visit if you can! 


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