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Snug

Pocket-sized cafe for Korean-inspired brunch.

Matt Shea

Leaham Claydon and Jianne Jeoung outside Snug in Coorparoo.
1 / 4Leaham Claydon and Jianne Jeoung outside Snug in Coorparoo.Tammy Law
Snug cafe, Coorparoo, Brisbane. Coffees in Brisbane tend to be a bit bigger in Queensland’s capital city.
2 / 4Snug cafe, Coorparoo, Brisbane. Coffees in Brisbane tend to be a bit bigger in Queensland’s capital city.Tammy Law
Snug cafe in the Brisbane suburb of Coorparoo is open throughout the long weekend.
3 / 4Snug cafe in the Brisbane suburb of Coorparoo is open throughout the long weekend.Tammy Law
Pastries and pretzels are also on offer.
4 / 4Pastries and pretzels are also on offer. Tammy Law

Snug Coorparoo

Korean$

Seasoned chefs Leaham Claydon and Jianne Jeoung are behind this charming Korean-inspired cafe found in a pocket-sized former trophy shop in Coorparoo just off Chatsworth Road.

Benches line the walls, the prime spot at the bifold windows that look out upon the surrounding houses and apartments. For food, there’s scrambled egg drop milk bread, omurice with prawns and a skiitake lemon mentsuyu sauce, and gochujang and honey-baked ocean trout.

There are also house-baked soft pretzels and coffee by Melbourne’s St Ali. It’s also open in the evenings Friday to Sunday, serving share plates accompanied by a tight list of small-producer wines and beer.

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Matt SheaMatt Shea is Food and Culture Editor at Brisbane Times. He is a former editor and editor-at-large at Broadsheet Brisbane, and has written for Escape, Qantas Magazine, the Guardian, Jetstar Magazine and SilverKris, among many others.

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