kind eatery

as soon as i entered kind eatery i knew it was my kind of cafe- a bit open space with hanging plants and flowers everywhere and gorgeous touches to the decor.

iorderedthe avocado dish, which turned out to a unique combination of chilli peanut butter on dense, midnight baker toast with a side of avocado. pb and avocado are two of my favourite things but i never would have thought to put them together on one dish. surprisingly, the combination kind of worked. the flavours were balanced out by the refreshing addition of surrounding heirloom tomatoes and spice of the dukkah, and i was glad i added halloumi on the side to give the whole dish a little extra kick. 7.5/10

in the end i got food envy of my friend whoorderedthe whipped goats cheese dish. on five grain toast was beetroot done three ways, a poached egg, coconut, hazelnut and goats cheese. i had a little taste of hers and it was delicious- i’m sorry peanut butter and avocado but beetroot and goats cheese go together like soul mates and the pair of you will never quite reach the same level. 9/10

the coffee is nothing to write home about but will do the trick if you need a caffeine boost.

overall a great cafe for vegetarians and meat-eaters alike- lovely ambiance, impeccable presentation of dishes and tasty food.

visited this place after the sunday market, saw plenty of people seated so figured it’d be a good spot for brunch.

iorderedthe bountiful breakfast and typically you’d expect some hearty breakfast with meat options, but i was pleasantly surprised that my meal was satisfying without the meat. broccoli and mushrooms seasoned well and beautifully toasted sourdough. the beans were a bit bland for my likely, overall would rate this a 7 out of 10

the breakfast burrito was good, needed more sauce in my opinion. stuffed full of goodness.

presentation of dishes is really well done, although i do think it’s a little pricey for two dishes that essentially vege based.

staff are attentive, cute cafe and i’m not a coffee drinker to comment on the beverages.

if i’m in the area i’m not too sure if i’ll be back, as i do like my meat hehe. but if i’m craving more vegetarian options i know where to go

first time trying a plant based eatery and we were impressed! the menu is a bit limited but the dishes weorderedwere all delicious.
my favourite was the broccolini with the smoked peanut butter and chilli!

service was attentive and friendly. food came out quick and because we booked via first table, it was 50% off food

would come back again and highly recommend!

staff/service: 4/5
venue: 4/5
price/portion: 2.5/5

kind cafe decoration is nice with many plants hanging from the top. you have the feeling that you are in the rainforest. my husbandorderedthe mushroom tortellini. at $21, it’s really disappointing that the serving is rather small. i had the kindly benedict with avocado, the taste was nothing fantastic. wish that the portions could be bigger.

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ehhh vegan food only??? yep it’s a thing, and it’s not bad either - and that’s coming from a meat eating foodie. we dinned here for something different.. and the fact that my husband is vegetarian meant he was spoilt for choice! love the cosy yet trendy decor and hanging planters. the staff are all really friendly and the service is good.

weorderedbrunch - pancakes with blueberry and apple compote, custard, fruit and butterscotch mascarpone.. light and fluffy! good pairing of fruits and flavours without being too sweet. the avocado with smoked chilli peanut butter, dukkah on midnight baker toast was a good savoury dish but not as we expected... we also tried out some of there evening menu another night and thought these were even better - must tries are the camembert bruschetta, and the butternut tortellini is so good!

came here for the first time, will never be back tho, we walked in and had to ask if we could sit then she said we will be right over, about five minutes later they finally brought us water and it wasn’t even busy then we waited and kept trying look to get the attention of the male waiter who was so rude and didn’t even greet us, then had to ask for menus after about fifteen minutes while other people were being seated already with menus and water, after people ordering their coffees that had got their after us and already received coffees weorderedour coffee but as it arrived it was bitter at so we got up paid for our coffees and left, people are rude and the customer service was terrible so i won’t be returning and neither will my mom

ran in here for my birthday brunch and was so happy with the service here, and the ambience was so original, nice and gave off a naturistic vibe that was nice to see in the industrial area. iorderedthe pancakes with a berry smoothie, and my mom had the eggs benedict with a mocha. our food came really quickly (about 10 minutes), but my mom wasn’t really impressed by anything “ there’s nothing to special” her words were when our food came. yet i would beg to differ as the pancakes looked really nice and original and both of our meals tasted amazing. mom was really impressed with her coffee but i personally wouldn’t recommend getting the smoothies as their not too good. the prices are good as their really affordable and the location is set in a good area as the cafe is literally a 2 minute walk from the morningside station and isn’t much of a mission to get to. will be back :)

kind is damn shitty, sorry sis it really didn't pull through. i came here with my girlfriends and they both enjoyed it surprisingly. when we first walk in there's a sign that said "wait to be seated" so we waited...and waited...and waited...then finally someone comes like i was about to dip so thank god someone came to seat us. then iorderedthe iced mocha and that was just unbearable was so bitter didn't seem to have any chocolate or anything in it. i thenorderedthe avocado toast without peanut butter and that also wasn't very enjoyable, the tomatoes were inedible and you had to put the avocado on the toast ourselves which is difficult considering the avocado was hard. the only thing i liked about this cafe was the audience like the cafe itself was cute but like sis needs some improving food and service wise. overall i did not enjoy my time here and you will never see me here again 2/10 x

came into kind for brunch with some friends and iorderedthe avocado without the peanut butter and so did my friend, our other friend got the pancakes. i enjoyed my meal as i liked the bread that was used because it was quite grainy which i like and there was half an avocado which i was impressed with because avocados are tricky to get at this time of year and it was actually ripe. the only thing i wasn't a fan off was the tomatoes because they were soggy and didn't seem fresh but i still really enjoyed the meal overall. for drinks my friend & i got the tropical juice and our other friendorderedan iced mocha with coconut milk. i really enjoyed the juice as it was almost like a smoothie and had chunks which i really liked.  the service was really quick and our drinks and meals were out straight after each other. definitely a new favourite and am going to be back very soon.

good food! beautiful ambience and love the plants indoor! i went on a saturday with my mates and it was a busy day indeed for brunch! luckily we got a table. the food i had was the co yo bowl and it was delicious! i had a fw with soy milk and that was good too! my matesorderedthe breakfast jackfruit taco and the mushroom meal and i had a taste of both (lucky they were both vegan friendly meals) they were delicious. i wouldn’t mind getting them next time i’m there. just a small err, my mateordereda mocha but it was a spicy taste like with ginger or something so we asked the waitress. she mentioned that the chai and chocolate has the same container so that might have been mixed up. they changed her drink with no issue. other than that i recommend this place! such a cute place to dine for brunch :)

very good place for brunch, beautiful environment with lots of plant. weordereda pancake and a mushroom pasta dish, both have flavours just perfect, light weight but nicely textured. the coconut ice latte is delicious as well! definitely recommended.

was driving around the area and found this hidden gem! so happy to have decided to walk in and order some food. kind eatery emphasises on plant-based food, which makes the whole experience even better!

the menu was full of mouth-watering options and after much contemplation iorderedthe co-yo two ways - it was so tasty! would recommend. it had a perfect blend of mango and feijoa yogurt to set the ‘base’ flavour. complemented with fresh fruit and coconut flakes, each bite was a mouthful of summer! the serving size was generous and the price was reasonable.

the eatery was decorated with a garden theme, highlighting the plant-based nature of the food they offer. it gives off a relaxing vibe that could easily make me stay and chat for hours.

the aesthetics of the place, as well as the food makes you bound to make this a regular coffee spot. this place is one of a kind - i would love to be back to try the other foods they have to offer!

food: 10/10
ambience: 10/10
service: 9.5/10

it was a nice place and warm atmosphere，friendly staff and deliciours food. a good place fit for vegetarian， menu has variaty choices. weorderedavocado and kind bowl. it came very fast。