We certainly aren't Ponsonby regulars by any rate, but I can see us venturing back every once in a while to this place. I find the layout of Toru to be rather refreshing; a naturally lit open space with a mix of rustic and modern decor. There were a few brow raisers scattered throughout the menu - like the soft-shell crab sandwich - far too adventurous for my taste but I can definitely vouch for the French toast with pineapple curd, lime and coconut. And don't even get me started on the smoothies.
Toru cafe, 136 Ponsonby Road
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yummy!
xoxo from rome
K.
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great pohots.
Thanks a lot for sharing this. I love finding new places like this! Never underestimate a good bakery!!
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the breakfast looks so good!
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The places looks so amazing and the food seems delish too! :)
Kaye Awatin
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Looks amazing! What innovative food.
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Oh that looks soo good!!
xx Nita
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I was going to say is that french toast with coconut? Looks delicious. Will be putting this on my to go to list for the next time I'm in Auckland x
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Yum-O!
xo Jennifer
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Those macaroons look so tempting! The place looks like a nice place to eat
ohh yumm xx
I'm not a Ponsonby regular either but there are such amazing food places there! I will definitely check out Toru cafe next time I'm there :) x
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omg looks so delicious! and your alexander wang bag looks divine in these photos!
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these photos are perfection. I've never heard of sesame macaroons- but I have to say they look great!
xx
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Fantastic photos! Love how modern it is and everything looks so yummy.
xoxo Aimee
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