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Geo Bakery restaurant

26 Princes Hwy, Dandenong VIC 3175, Australia

Recommended by 65 people

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26 Princes Hwy, Dandenong VIC 3175, Australia

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+61 3 9776 5871
HoursMonday: 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM Tuesday: 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM Wednesday: 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM Thursday: 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM Friday: 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM Saturday: 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM Sunday: 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Geo Bakery restaurant

Hot, flaky parathas, spiced omelettes, and freshly brewed chai anchor this bustling Dandenong fixture for traditional Pakistani and Afghan morning staples. Regulars stop in early for a quick desi breakfast, tearing into warm breads alongside plates of chickpea cholay. Head through the dining room entrance to grab a booth, or use the dedicated bakery counter on the side to pick up tandoor-fresh naan on the run. A piping-hot cup of tea costs just two dollars and pairs easily with an anda paratha straight from the griddle.

  • Two-Dollar Chai: Steaming cups of freshly brewed spiced tea are poured daily for just $2 AUD.
  • Dual Entrances: Dedicated doorways separate quick takeaway bread pickups from the sit-down breakfast dining area.
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Why Choose Geo Bakery Restaurant

Discover why locals choose Geo Bakery restaurant for authentic breakfast, iconic $2 chai, and fresh takeaway bread.

  • Value-Priced $2 Fresh Chai

    Geo Bakery offers freshly brewed traditional chai priced at an unbeatable $2 per cup, making it an essential pairing for any morning order.

    The Chai is 10/10..small cup is 2 AUD is a generous offer.

    Faiza Idrees

  • Authentic Desi Breakfast Staples

    Patrons enjoy satisfying, budget-friendly morning staples including fresh omelettes, rotis, and crisp parathas.

    Their breakfast menu is also worth trying, with good prices on items like egg omelettes and parathas.

    Krishnapal Singh Baghela

  • Nostalgic Tastes of Home

    The authentic recipes, aromas, and atmosphere evoke fond memories of traditional dining back home in Pakistan.

    the vibe of the restaurant and the food everything reminded me of my home country Pakistan

    Aliza Zahedi

  • Cherished Street Chai Memories

    Classic spiced tea recipes recreate the familiar comfort and warmth of traditional South Asian street chai.

    reminded me of old days in Karachi..

    Naqeeba Roudani

  • Dedicated Bread Pickup Entrance

    A dedicated bread and bakery counter entrance allows takeaway customers to quickly pick up fresh Afghan naans without dining delays.

    One is for bread pickup and orders, while the other leads to the chai and breakfast restaurant.

    Krishnapal Singh Baghela

  • Convenient Hot Afghan Naan Takeaway

    Customers easily grab piping hot Afghan naan and specialty breads to enjoy fresh at home on the go.

    the breads are super tasty I mean afghani Naan is best from this place

    Jaffer Sarwari

Beloved traditional Pakistani and Afghan breakfast staples and house-brewed tea

  • Chai

    The Chai is 10/10..small cup is 2 AUD is a generous offer.

    Faiza Idrees

  • Parathas

    Their breakfast menu is also worth trying, with good prices on items like egg omelettes and parathas.

    Krishnapal Singh Baghela

  • Afghani Naan

    the breads are super tasty I mean afghani Naan is best from this place

    Jaffer Sarwari

  • Kocha

    Kocha is always nicely cooked and taste great everytime I try. It is an inexpensive dish that doesn't break your bank.

    Deepak Kumar

Frequently Asked Questions

Which entrance should I use when arriving?

The venue has two separate entrances: one dedicated to bread pickup and bakery orders, and another leading directly into the breakfast and chai dining room. Look for the dining entrance to avoid queuing in the takeaway line.

Is there usually a wait for dine-in seating?

Dine-in seating is relatively small and can become crowded during peak morning and weekend breakfast hours. Taking your meal or fresh bread to go is a popular option if you prefer to bypass wait times.

How much is the traditional chai?

Yes, traditional spiced tea (chai / doodh patti) is available and priced at 2 AUD for a standard cup. Note that it is pre-sweetened during brewing.

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