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Moon Mart

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Moon Mart’s tonkatsu rice set.
1 / 9Moon Mart’s tonkatsu rice set.Jun Chen
Moon Mart’s famous kimchi jaffle.
2 / 9Moon Mart’s famous kimchi jaffle.Chris Hopkins
Moon Mart uses yuzu in an array of desserts.
3 / 9Moon Mart uses yuzu in an array of desserts.Jun Chen
Rye with smoked salmon rillettes.
4 / 9Rye with smoked salmon rillettes.Eddie Jim
Ochazuche set.
5 / 9Ochazuche set. Eddie Jim
Sausage muffin.
6 / 9Sausage muffin.Eddie Jim
Shokupan with curried sausage and scrambled eggs.
7 / 9Shokupan with curried sausage and scrambled eggs.Eddie Jim
Owner-chef Eun Hee An outside Moon Mart in South Melbourne.
8 / 9Owner-chef Eun Hee An outside Moon Mart in South Melbourne.Eddie Jim
Outside Moon Mart in South Melbourne.
9 / 9Outside Moon Mart in South Melbourne.Eddie Jim

Moon Mart

Korean$

Melbourne’s take on a Japanese convenience store.

Brilliantly creative, this cafe is treasured by Melburnians who happily travel for house-made rye shokupan with char siu bacon and other items remixing Korea, Japan and Australia. Lunch could be an eel katsu sando on the go or a rice bowl with hearty sides eaten at the window bench. Look out for monthly dinners, where the team serves hanjeongsik, Korean set menus.

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