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Migrant Coffee

The bok bok manok bagel at Migrant Coffee.
1 / 2The bok bok manok bagel at Migrant Coffee.Jason South
Migrant Coffee’s sweet treat bagel, with coconut jam.
2 / 2Migrant Coffee’s sweet treat bagel, with coconut jam.Jason South

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Bagels with Filipino, Thai and Islander influences.

Migrant’s bagels borrow from the owners’ Filipino, Thai and Islander heritage. One might come layered with smoked chicken, chilli oil, Kewpie mayo and cheddar; another with avocado, coconut and pesto. Take yours with Coffee Supreme espresso, Thai iced tea or a frosty beer in the open-air area out the back.

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