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  • A selection of Korean dishes in bowls and plates on an orange coloured table.
  • Slices of kimbap on a pale green background.

MR Bap

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MR Bap is a modern Korean eatery in Kensington serving fresh, balanced meals designed for everyday dining.

The menu features kimbap, bibimbap, cupbap and Korean ramyun stew, prepared fresh to order using quality ingredients and signature purple rice. With highly customisable options designed to suit different lifestyles and dietary preferences, MR Bap offers a fresh and approachable take on Korean food.

They also feature a self-cooking Korean ramyun station, adding an interactive element to the dining experience.

Proudly founded in Melbourne, MR Bap brings together Korean food traditions and modern convenience with a focus on freshness, customisation and everyday enjoyment.

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Day Times
Monday
  • 11am - 3pm 11am - 3pm
Tuesday
  • 11am - 3pm 11am - 3pm
Wednesday
  • 11am - 3pm 11am - 3pm
Thursday
  • 11am - 3pm 11am - 3pm
Friday
  • 11am - 3pm 11am - 3pm
Saturday
  • 11am - 3pm 11am - 3pm
Sunday
  • Closed

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MR Bap
429 Macaulay Rd
Kensington 3031

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  • email address: admin@mrbap.com.au
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All accessibility information is self-reported by the listing owner. It has not been verified by the City of Melbourne.

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