Bread Of Life

I love Asian food, but sometimes you just want a break and Bread of Life is just the place. I went last Sunday (22/8) and apparently it was the first day of Sunday opening. It has a new French owner and his Japanese partner also helps in the kitchen. I understand there may be some changes to the menu which is probably too expansive, although I was told the Australian super hamburger with beetroot among other things would be staying - although dear manager if you are reading this why not have a basic burger and let clients customize their own by listing additions such as bacon, onion, beetroot, egg etc, then they can get exactly what they want and it wont take a whole page on the menu to list the available combination burgers. Having said that I no longer eat hamburgers so opted for a gluten free Mexican Nachos. They brought me the cheese Nachos by mistake, but then proceeded to bring me the beef, chicken and beans for the Mexican version, but still only charged me for the Cheese Nachos (and yes I did point it out). Not only did I really enjoy it, but it filled me up and I had to cancel the side of chips (fries) we ordered. My wife had an Hawaiian pizza and said it was yummy. Some have commented on the price, but I think for the size of the dish (and I'd probably share next time) it's great value and although you can get a Vietnamese dish elsewhere for less I don't think it will match the $/volume especially when you remove the garnish and bones in many Vietnamese meat dishes. I certainly hope to get back there before I leave. I should also mention that it's in a nice place, just across the street from the river, although there aren't river views, but you can easy stroll across street and walk along the pier - it's not a crowded part of the city, at least on Sundays

Delicious latte and great banana cake. The waiters and cooks are deaf, this is a way for them to educate themselves and learn a trade.