10000LAB Eastwood

I came here after receiving a friend highly recommended this place. No regrets as I enjoyed the coffee here. It is quite an interesting place as it combines a bakery with a cafe. I ordered only coffees, so the food rating is for the coffee. It was perfect as an after lunch treat. The coffee was fragrant, smooth and rich. It was good from the first sip till the last. The staff were friendly and helpful. They were very effective in also keeping the place clean. There is limited seating but they have indoor and outdoor seating. Other notable highlights: - Food purchased from the bakery can be dined there. - Orders are placed at the counter. - Payment is by cash or card with a small discount when paying by cash. - They offer complimentary filtered water. This place is a very solid 4 and worth checking out. I would happily come back for the coffees whenever I am in the area.

Cute little place with great beautiful cakes and friendly staff! Cosy - loved the matcha icecream and black sesame late with strawberry cake!

one of my favourite cafes! staff are extremely nice and lovely, the ambience is very relaxing and peaceful. seating area is a bit small and basic in terms of design, but nothing bad to say about it. i wish they had some more savoury (meat) pastry options, but the selection they have is nice. their sweets are also really good. definitely recommend!

Whole cake are most cheapest here that I have seen unsure about flavour. Their breads selection is vary but most are seem a bit on a pricier side. Nutella cream bread was ok but not worth $4.8

There are a couple of Korean bakeries and cafes along this street in Eastwood, and I decided to try this place since the one I usually go to next door was closed on Sunday. This spot was decent — they have a good selection of bread, drinks, and desserts, though the prices were a bit higher than I expected. I got the injeolmi bingsoo for around $35, which was a bit pricey but very delicious — my wife and I smashed it, even if the portion didn’t quite match the price. Also tried a small pastry called a canole, which was flaky, buttery, and had just the right amount of sweetness. Overall, would come here again.