Kahii - Sydney

I'm not typically a fan of coffee, but if I do have to drink it, I usually go for a Mocha. At the restaurant Kahii, I not only finished the Mocha, but I enjoyed it so much that I decided to make it a monthly treat.

The cafe is small and charming with friendly staff. My cappuccino was good and served in a really cute cup. I might try their breakfast next time, as their menu looks tempting.

I decided to try this cafe after hearing my coworker praise the matcha latte and coffee. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the watery and not very sweet matcha latte. However, the matcha flavor was still noticeable. The coffee was served in a large traditional cup for $6, or $5.50 for takeaway, with beautiful latte art. The breakfast menu only had limited options like toast or a bacon egg roll. My friend recommended going in the afternoon when it's less busy. I plan to return to try the katsu sandwiches and soba noodles for a quieter experience.

This neat and inviting little coffee and treats place has a Japanese theme with a variety of matcha drinks. As a Friday breakfast destination the menu was a little limited so it was a bacon and egg roll for me and peanut butter toast for my delightful companion. Snuck in a pastry treat and of a peppermint chocolate tart with the second coffee which was quite nice. Coffee is good here and I really like the ambience and friendly service. A wider menu would have be back more often but it's understandable it is as it is with the space very limited.

A great little cafe in the city for breakfast. The banana bread with ricotta is a delight whilst the chocolate tart is devine. The only thing that disappointment was the green tea latte as the flavour didn't come through. It isn't major and would definitely go back.