63 Do cafe opens in Turner with minimalist Korean design and menu
A new Korean cafe opens in Turner with specialty coffee and simple dishes in a minimalist space.
Do has quietly opened at Turner beneath a hotel on the busy corner of Northbourne and Macarthur avenues. The space is simple and industrial style, with exposed piping, concrete ceiling, and a single wooden feature wall.
Mid-century modern lamps and Korean art prints warm the minimal design. The name comes from the Korean word 'do', which means degrees.
63 degrees Celsius is the ideal temperature to taste all the flavors of quality coffee beans without bitterness. The minimalist approach applies to the menu.
Scrambled eggs come on sourdough with kimchi and avocado. A fried chicken burger features galbi sauce, a Korean sweet-and-salty garlic marinade.
The cafe sources beans from Sydney roasters Legible. It has quickly built a steady stream of takeaway customers and diners.
- 63 degrees Celsius
- Ideal coffee temperature
- Legible
- Coffee roaster
- Minimalist industrial-chic with Korean art
- Design style
Why it mattersThe cafe shows thoughtful design and careful preparation. It is backed by Korean heritage and quality ingredients.
AustraliaTurner now has a new local gathering spot with quality coffee and food that reflects Korean culinary traditions, adding to the suburb's dining options.
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