Moko-tuff

Very cute little café, relaxing music, ample outlets, great place to meet and greet, and steps away from the metro station. Only downsides is that there is no English menu and waitstaff, though very kind, are not able to translate well. Breakfast is international and you can get Norwegian style, French (I had the croque Madame, which was pretty good) and English style breakfast as well as a variety of omelettes. They also have an assortment of delicious looking pastries. The burgers for lunch are supposed to also be good, but for lunch I only really tried the mushroom soup which was surprisingly bland in my opinion. They also have a mango lassi, which was surprising to see outside of an Indian restaurant, and it is really refreshing and not too sweet.

When you have crashed at 3 you need more than the alarm to make you up on a Sunday morning. It is the promise of great food with a Unilocal meeting:-).
Mojo-​tuff was just on to Ral metro stop and a convenient place to find. At 11:00, the place was half full. The options were simple — fit breakfast, the big and the small breakfast. At this stage the choice was simple (of course big :-)). The big breakfast had — sausages (with a beef/​pork combo), fried eggs, salad, cheese slice, bacon slice. The host was polite to replace my sausages with another egg (sunny Side up). A creamed espresso completed the order. Bread and butter was served at the table. Aga asked for a green drink she she said was quite good. I think the good point of this very standard English breakfast is that it even if you try too hard it can’t go too wrong. All of this @18 pln I think it was worth it.
Also someone on the table ordered a cheese cake and passed it around which was better than average.
But as I always insist that food is the central part of it but it’s about the experience which comprises of many other things. As the group engaged in a relaxed brunch chatter over coffee and food. Personally I had two highlights of today’s meeting — my conversation with Mikolaj on topics from sports, cultures, legal processes and what not! Second my hidden skill of babysitting with 6-​month old Leon (probably the youngest Unilocaler);-) lovely kid ain’t he!