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COMING SOON: Mr Chu Café brings best of brunch to Burnside with second location

Mr Chu is set to open a new location in Burnside Village, with a particular focus on brunch with classics and bites that have a South East Asian-inspired twist.

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Mr Chu’s Café & Eatery, renowned for its delicious western food with a South East Asian-inspired twist, is opening its second location in Burnside Village.

While Mr Chu’s Norwood venue caters to both day and night dining, the new Burnside establishment will focus exclusively on breakfast and lunch, with an expanded space for display fridges, allowing for a more extensive selection of options.

Think sandwiches, or “sandos” as they’re affectionately known, along with a delectable array of cakes and pastries sourced from a skilled French baker.

“We thought that there’s a real need for a special brunch offering like this in Burnside Village. It’s a great opportunity to come in and increase the offering for the centre,” owner and hospitality native Daniel Chu says.

Adding to the appeal, Mr Chu Café in Burnside is fully licensed and will serve breakfast cocktails and bubbles, making it a fantastic spot for those looking to indulge in a bit of morning extravagance. Plans are also in the works to introduce a cheese platter and potentially host hi-tea sessions.

“Mr Chu Burnside will have everything you could think of for brunch,” Daniel says.

Fans of Mr Chu’s Norwood location need not worry; the Burnside venue will feature the same beloved brunch menu that has won the hearts of many.

Additionally, each store will offer a distinctive seasonal special menu, with the head chef at each location given creative freedom to design dishes that capture the essence of the season.

“We will have the staple Australian brunch classics like benedicts, omelette, plus South East Asian-infused brunch options like matcha French toast and our signature pork katsu sando,” Daniel says.

“Burnside will also have a few of our signature truffle dishes like truffle mushrrom toastie, truffle mie goreng, truffle fried rice and the truffle beef burger, which people crave a lot at Norwood.”

The South East Asian twist comes from Daniel’s love of the local food scene, but also his passion for his home town.

“I came here 15 years ago as an International student, and I always wanted to infuse my local culture with the delicious Western food here. I’m introducing asian flavours into the dishes which we all know and love,” Daniel says.

Mr Chu Café & Eatery has quickly become a cherished fixture in South Australia’s dining scene. With its commitment to quality food, extensive drink offerings, and top-notch hospitality, it’s no wonder that customers leave with smiles after each visit.

The new venue which Daniel describes as “very clean, contemporary, comfortable and cosy” is set to open this November.

For more information about Mr Chu, head here.

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