Barlog - Kurunjang

Ordered the ever so famous Lemon Curd Pancakes $19.50) it was ABSOLUTELY sensational! It was the perfect blend of sweet sour, each bite was full of flavour

I’ve only been there once but from what I’ve tasted I’ll be back! Good food and good service new work local

I have visited here twice now and that number is only going to keep going up. Everything about here is amazing!!<br/ <br/ The vibes are on point, coffee is excellent and the staff are super friendly and welcoming. all of the food that I’ve eaten is very delicious too! On my most recent visit I tried the boba French toast which was sensational and so unique! The lemon curd pancakes And Benny are also fantastic

Loved the ambience and friendly staff. Variety of options including tasty pancakes and coffee

Barlog is a cafe located in Docklands, Melbourne offering breakfast, desserts, and coffee from Inglewood Coffee Roasters. It has ample seating inside the cafe and at the back. Pram friendly and high chairs available.<br/ <br/ I chose this cafe for breakfast as it was within minutes of our accommodation and reviews were positive.<br/ <br/ Staff were friendly and accommodating. We chose to sit at the back but probably it would have been nicer to sit inside as it was concrete seating that was a bit too low for my liking as it was hard to get up and out of my seat. It was also a bit dark and cold.<br/ <br/ We decided to order for drinks the Pink Lemonade and Green Power Smoothie. To eat, we ordered the Full Send, Pork Belly, and Miso Curried eggs.<br/ <br/ The kids attacked the Pink Lemonade for the fairy floss, they loved it. The drink itself was nice, very refreshing but I would have loved it to have a bit more lemon flavour. The Green Power Smoothie was nice. It was a blend of spinach, avocado, chia seeds, banana, almond milk, and apple juice.<br/ <br/ The food didn't take long to arrive and they were presented very nicely. Appealing to the eyes. The Pork Belly was disappointing as the skin was not crispy whatsoever. I ordered the pork belly with the assumption of a good crackling. The meat however, was tender and moist. The dish came with chilli, coriander, mixed salad, sesame seeds, and a side of sticky spicy caramel sauce. The salad was fresh and light. The caramel sauce was slightly spicy. I did not really like the sauce as it was a bit too sweet. I personally felt that it was not necessary as the sauce underneath the pork was much nicer and more suited. It had a nice balance of salty, spicy, and sweet. I would have liked more of this sauce.<br/ <br/ The Miso Curried eggs was not what I expected. It was a cold dish with soba noodles, endamame beans, cabbage, seaweed, carrot, green leaves, sesame dressing, wasabi mayo, chilli, and coriander. All of the ingredients were fresh and cooked well. The eggs had a nice hint of miso. I would have preferred the eggs warm. The dressing was nice and the carrots, cabbage, and edamame beans gave it a nice texture.<br/ <br/ The Full Send was a like a big breakfast. It came with bacon, choice of style of egg (we chose scrambled), grilled tomato, rosti, spinach, chorizo, and mushrooms. The eggs were soft and well cooked. The chorizo were nice and cooked well. It was not dry. The bacon was cooked nicely. The spinach was nice. The mushrooms were marinated nicely. The rosti was crispy and had nice flavours. We didn't try the tomato as we both don't like grilled tomato.<br/ <br/ Verdict: If the skin of the pork belly was crispy, definitely worth a try. The Full Send was also nice. We also enjoyed the Pink Lemonade. Nice place for good cafe food.