Jacorey Dessert Fortitude Valley

Cute little Korean cafe in the valley that serves sandwiches, pastries and coffee. Customer service was friendly, I was greeted upon arrival and lucky enough to get seats without waiting. Everything was of high quality and taste. Really enjoyed our matcha latte and iced coffee and iced chocolate. I highly recommend this cafe and will definitely return.

This cafe is really nearby my place, and I walk by it everyday. My friend recommended the matcha and said it’s the best in fortitude, I need to give it a try!!! And turns out it’s sooo good. I’m Asian I know what it the good matcha heh heh the service is good and friendly:) highly recommended

Stumble upon this quaint little cafe in the Valley. So happy to see Korean style cafe here in Brissy. Love everything about this cafe. We settle for something sweet this trip. There’s quite an options to choose from sweet to savoury food. Next visit will go with the Sando service was exceptional & love the coffee..bold & smooth

Finally made it to Jacorey after missing out a few times (they close early at 1:30 PM!). Love their cute green storefront—it gives off such a soft and refreshing vibe. Lunch Menu: The options are pretty simple, mainly Sandos and toast. I went with the garlic prawn Sando this time. Portions were generous, but it felt like the flavors didn’t fully come together. I think I’ll try the Korean BBQ or teriyaki chicken Sando next time. Desserts: Their dessert case is packed with cute Korean-style treats! Black sesame mochi, genmaicha mochi, matcha brownies, pumpkin tart—so many goodies I want to try. Drinks: I had the strawberry and pistachio ones. They look super sweet but actually aren’t; the strawberry was my favorite—surprisingly refreshing. The place is small and cozy, perfect for solo meals or a quick bite. Worth checking out if you’re in the area and want a cute, low-key spot!

It’s a cozy little cafe that pumps out some amazing looking sandos and desserts. Had a short wait for a table to become available but that’s okay - just a sign of great food to come . Their cabinet had some deliciously looking treats like various croissants, pastries, egg tarts and more!! . Our order this time: ~ Bulgogi Sando ~ Garlic Prawn Sando ~ Hojicha Latte with a shot of coffee ~ Iced Latte on Oat ~ 2x Egg Tarts . We really enjoyed the egg tarts. Reminds me of a Portuguese Tart more than a Hongkie style egg tart but still delicious nonetheless. The filling was eggy and creamy and overall yumminess . Both of our sandos are equally as yummy as each other. I loved the beef in mine and the sauce on the prawn one! Loads of fillings squished between fluffy, thick, white bread - this was an epic sando! . Hojicha was strong and earthy just the way i love it . Glad we visited finally and will definitely be back for more

My friend recommended this little cafe, great coffee, beautiful dessert cakes, and breakfast/brunch! Staffs are very friendly as well. I will definitely go back!

Some things are so beautiful you want them to last forever. Some things are so beautiful you want to devour them astonishingly fast. These sandos fall in to another category: both. My friends and I started with the Iced Brown Sugar Cream w/ Expresso. Very mood, most demure. I actually stared at mine in disbelief and wonder. Then I delicately poured in the expresso from its teeny, tiny milk-style jug. And took to that with a teaspoon. A taste. A transport to wonder. Holy wow. The sando came out about 5 minutes later. Time was moot while I was spooning that coffee. It was disorienting because in never eaten here before nor have I eaten a sando before. Disorienting yet delightful because there seemed to be too much sando. Two? My brain thought. No, yes, both. Generous ingredients, fresh and colourful. I got the Ham Cheese Salami. It was lightly toasted thick bread with many ingredients thickly neat exquisitely layered therein. My mate got the Teriyaki and my other mate got the Bulgogi. I finished mine first. My mate kept his in the wrapping. I took mine out. It is a delicate balance to hold it firmly yet retain its shape. I ate my first half eagerly yet as slowly as possible. I hope I never forget this sando. Or maybe I'll just have to remember enough to keep coming back. May be tricky as I live in Victoria.

It's the best coffee in town. The staff is extremely friendly and pays close attention to detail when preparing every coffee order, even for takeaways. I'd never found a silky-smooth milk texture in years until we started going to Jacorey. The sweets and savoury food are amazing with a Japanese twist; you won't find them anywhere else.