Swings

It's genuinely okay in terms of the food. Interior design is with a concept to cope with the corporate image as well as the culture I guess. Korean inspired sandwich shop gives you a very different taste from ordinary café. Not sure if we didn't order the right sandwich because we didn't feel like the same as it showed with that beautiful sections. Korean sauced popcorn chicken is not as yum as we expected. Service efficiency is no doubt.

What an awesome eating place in the CBD! Went here for a weekday lunch following a recommendation. Really nice atmosphere with lots of exposed brick, large windows and wooden floors. Plenty of good choices on the menu plus you can have a beer or a wine with your meal. Great vegetarian choices, I had the DC Swinger and it was good and spicy but it didn’t blow your head off. Loved loved the service! Staff were welcoming and answered any questions and made some good recommendations on what to try. I’ll definitely be back again soon.

I went here quite a while ago and have yet to leave a review. The vegetarian sandwich i had here was AMAZING! I still can’t get over how good it was, and I definitely want to go back. The Mush Mash sandwich was so flavourful and the “meaty” mushroom went so well with the cabbage and hashbrown. The rice cake skewers were also delicious and the sweet chilli sauce was a good level of spicy! I only wish there was more seating spacing.

The staff was kind, the food and the coffee was quickly served. I tried those fried Korean chicken pops and they were delicious. The Café itself was neat and small, although it could’ve been just a little bit tidier (some tables weren’t wiped, the chairs were standing around awkwardly), but the only server in the front was eating himself at the moment, so it’s okay! Overall a very pleasant experience.

I love the concept, I love the venue (so neat), and I loved the service. The sandwich I ordered (DC Swinger) wasn't really to my taste, but I think that's a matter of personal preference. I certainly appreciated the effort that went into it, and I would definitely consider coming back and trying something different. Overall I would definitely recommend it as a cool place with a good vibe.

They've got some of the most delicious sandwiches in a very cozy atmosphere. Tried out the Bully and it was juicy and flavourful! Their Iced Oat Latte was also great with the coffee being nicely balanced without being overly bitter or sour. Definitely a must try if you're nearby.

The atmosphere is great, and a good spot to chill on your own. But I'm not super sold on the food. (Do note that I've only tried sides section, and I have yet to try any of the sandwiches.) So on my own, I had a fried chicken skewer (spicy), potato cheese balls, special hash, and a glass of orange wine. The wine was the winner I'm afraid. Everything was perfectly fried, but also incredibly underseasoned. The cheese balls I had high hopes for. But while there's nothing wrong with it, I wouldn't go back for it. It was somehow very lacking in flavour. The hash was also OK. Definitely underseasoned. Would prefer a maccas hash brown over it. The chicken skewer had a very generic gochujang tasting sauce (it wasn't particularly spicy) that felt very 'meh' for a lack of a better word. All in all, it's a good spot for chill vibes, and maybe to hang out with friends over drinks - the natural wines on tap were enjoyable. But hard to recommend the food. Will hopefully try a sandwich at some stage and have my opinions changed. Fingers crossed.

I’d give it 6 stars if I could. I’m not usually a fan of the western cold sandwich but the Korean flavour and Paulee’s warm welcoming service at Swings blows me away every single time. Staff here treat you like you are family. I love Bully and Mush Mash for the sandwiches, the fried chicken skewer is great and remember to try the new matcha too!