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[Review] DOC Coffee - Eastbourne

This is another hip coffee joint that opened earlier this year in 2019.

It is run by a Doctor and an IT professional who decided to join forces and open a coffee shop.
The shop owners are really nice and friendly.
Went there with friends one weekend.

There was good range of coffee and there were fancy lattes like Turmeric, Beetroot, Chai and Matcha.

For vegans, they had some vegan cakes and toasts.

As I have already tried the fancy lattes elsewhere, I went for the cheese scone with tea.

The tea was loose leaf tea timed with a timer.

The scone was warm and delicious.

Overall a great place for coffee anytime.

DOC Coffee:
10 Grove Rd, Eastbourne BN21 4TJ

Belgian rostis at 炸魚薯條 (西貢)

The weather is cooler which is the perfect time to go to Sai Kung as nobody goes in this cold weather.

This time they had these new Belgian Rostis so I got them.

My favourite was the vegetable one because of the vegetable and potato bits.
The bacon one is also good as well.


To finish off I had a marmite and cheese bap because I love marmite.

Delicious marmite bap from Chip In

Since the new menu was launched, I have been meaning to get the Marmite bap, but Sai Kung is a real pain in the ass because people flock there and you can't get out. There are not enough minibuses and it is single lane traffic in and out of Sai Kung with lots of flash floods causing havoc!

It was raining that day which was the perfect time to go to SK!

I got a takeaway and needed a plastic bag because it was pouring with rain.
Posted a picture of the bag because the the logo is really nicely designed.

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Marmite and cheese bap:


Expats who love Marmite will love this!
It was the first time I had marmite with cheese because I normally just have marmite with bread, however the saltiness and the cheese went superbly well together.
It made me hungrier and I regretted not getting two .
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Chip In Fish & Chips
Shop 11, G/F, Ko Shing House, 9 King Man Street, Sai Kung

Opening hours: 

Mon-Sun: 12:00-19:30
Closed on Wed

Marmite loaded Dynamite pizza @ Oolaa

I went to Oolaa because it was one of the restaurants that offered Vegemite on the menu.
As well as Oolaa, Wagyu in Lan Kwai Fong also offers it.

Not many places in Hong Kong offer Vegemite and in some countries it is banned and I would love to know why!

Anyway, both Oolaa and Wagyu serve cheese and vegemite spread pizza.

It was a case of Wagyu's Dinki Di’s Aussie Vegemite with volcano bubbly grilled Cheddar cheese on a crispy pizza base for $95 versus Oolaa's Dynamite Pizza with molten Cheddar cheese & Vegemite for $100.

In the end I chose Oolaa because I prefer molten Cheddar cheese and not bubbly grilled cheddar cheese.

 

Oolaa is located on Bridges street with a nice bar.

 

 

 

 

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Dynamite Pizza with molten Cheddar cheese & Vegemite:

 

I was slightly disappointed when the pizza arrived, the cheese was not molten, it was baked for too long that it was hard.

 

 

Although the cheese was over cooked and disappointing it tasted quite nice.
The Vegemite was really salty but that was expected.
The pizza here was what I would have expected if I dined at Wagyu because the cheese here turned out to be bubbly grilled cheddar cheese.
The pizza base and the grilled cheese was very chewy that it gave you tired jaws.
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