PALAY · Dining RoomBARANGAY · Gathering TableBOHRAT · Café
The bunso of the house
Bohrat logo with Kaps
Masarap. Mainit.
Medyo bastos.

Bohrat is the café expression of the same Filipino house behind Palay and Barangay — coffee, breakfast, warm bread and familiar flavours made for everyday Melbourne.

Kape munaMeet the family
Kaps, Bohrat's coffee cup iconMeet Kaps · short for kape
One house · three expressions

Same roots.
Different rooms.

Palay, Barangay and Bohrat are three ways of welcoming people into the same Filipino house.

Palay is the dining room. Barangay is the long communal table. Bohrat is the morning kitchen — coffee, breakfast, pandesal and the cheeky bunso energy that keeps the house moving.

Different moods. Same hospitality. Same belief that Filipino food belongs in everyday Australian life.
Eldest · dining

PALAY

The full Filipino dining story: thoughtful, rooted and made for sitting down together.

Middle · gatherings

BARANGAY

Catering, functions and celebrations that take the Filipino table into the community.

Bunso · café

BOHRAT

Strong coffee, warm pandesal, breakfast and enough attitude to get away with being a little bastos.

Kape muna

Everyday coffee.
No milk surcharge.

Kape from
$4

Good coffee should be easy to come back to. Full cream, skim, soy, oat or almond — same price. Bohrat makes coffee the everyday anchor, while the specialty drinks that grew up at Palay now get a permanent café home.

Born at Palay · now at home at Bohrat

TAGAY. KAPE.
TIMPLA.

The Palay drinks program moves into Bohrat with more everyday café pricing — built for spring, summer and repeat visits rather than only a restaurant occasion.

TAGAY

Drinks
Housemade Calamansi Iced Tea$8
Decaf black tea, brown sugar, calamansi, sparkling water
Housemade Shrub Soda$8
Calamansi, guava, mango or lychee
Soft Drinks$5
Coke, Coke Zero or Sprite

KAPE

Coffee · decaf available
Espresso$4
Long Black$4
Magic$4
Flat White / Latte / Cappuccino$4.50
Mocha$5
Iced / Extra Shot+$0.50
Full / Skim / Soy / Oat / AlmondFREE
No alternative-milk surcharge
Tea by the pot$8
English Breakfast, Earl Grey, Lemon Ginger, Peppermint or Green Tea

TIMPLA

Specialty drinks
Ube Latte$7 / $8
Pandan Latte$7 / $8
Black Buko$7
Iced long black, coconut
Tableya Tsokolate$7
Fermented cocoa from the Philippines
Kapemansi$9
Calamansi, espresso, coconut water
Lila$10
Housemade ube cream, calamansi, asin tultul
Lunti$10
Housemade pandan cream, calamansi, asin tultul
Food made for kape

Filipino comfort.
Café rhythm.

This remains a preview while the launch menu develops.

Pandesal + Coffee

Warm Filipino bread and a proper cup of coffee.

Silog

Garlic rice, egg and Filipino breakfast favourites.

Tortang Talong

Eggplant omelette brought naturally into brunch.

Arroz Caldo

Warm rice porridge for cold mornings and the mornings after.

Sisig Benedict

A café-format idea with Filipino flavour at the centre.

Bohrat Empanadas

Pork Tocino · Beef Tapa · Chicken Adobo. Golden, handheld and made for kape, with banana ketchup on the side.

Bohrat white wordmark on red
The youngest signature

Different energy.
Same house.

Bohrat gets the loud red, the coffee cup and the bunso personality. What it inherits from Palay and Barangay is more important: Filipino identity, generosity, hospitality and a belief that our culture can be contemporary without becoming unrecognisable.

Masarap.
Mainit.
Medyo bastos.
Soft launch · October 2026

The bunso is moving in.

A focused café menu, limited seats and room to grow. Same house, new morning routine.