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Shamora

Shop 16/299 Montacute Rd, Newton SA 5074, Australia

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Shop 16/299 Montacute Rd, Newton SA 5074, Australia

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HoursMonday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Thursday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Shamora

Tucked inside Newton Village, Shamora swaps predictable shopping-centre fare for piping hot borscht, savoury crepes, and Himalayan chilli rice plates. Regulars come through for speedy morning coffees and towering pancake stacks, but the kitchen leans into regional comfort dishes you rarely spot on suburban menus. Expect bowls of Siberian pelmeni, spicy Emadatshi chicken, and tender lamb plov paired with fresh-pressed juices or a quick flat white.

  • Cross-Cultural Specialty Plates: The kitchen pairs standard brunch staples with Siberian pelmeni, hearty borscht soup, and fiery Emadatshi chicken.
  • Bustling Suburban Hub: Newton Village regulars rely on prompt table service for morning lattes, fresh juices, and generous pancake stacks.

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Why Choose Shamora

Discover why locals rely on Shamora for fast cafe staples, specialty cross-cultural dining, and generous family meals.

  • Prompt service and dependable cafe staples

    Whether you are ordering hot coffee, freshly prepared bacon and egg muffins, or Eggs Benedict, dishes and drinks arrive promptly even when the dining area is bustling.

    Food was served very fast, and coffee too despite it being almost full of customers.

    Josh G
  • Consistently fresh juices and hot coffee

    Guests rely on freshly extracted fruit juices and rich, properly heated coffee served with warm, attentive care.

    The fresh fruit juices are amazing; I have a hard time deciding which to get every visit.

    Bonnie Hamler
  • Rare cross-cultural regional comfort dishes

    The menu stands out from typical suburban cafes with distinct regional specialties like Himalayan chili rice crepes, Emadatshi chicken, and savoury dumplings.

    I really appreciate the variety of food selections that you don’t find at the standard cafes.

    Daniel
  • Authentic flavours and specialty comfort cooking

    Diners experience vibrant, seasoned traditional dishes like Siberian pelmeni, jhasha paa, and golubtsy rarely encountered on a cafe brunch menu.

    The jhasha paa had just the right amount of spiciness and flavour, the golubtsy sauce/soup filled with tomato and dill flavour, and the Siberian pelmeni was a lovely starter to our mains.

    Petunia Huang
  • Generous servings for family breakfasts and get-togethers

    Generous portions of Canadian pancakes, high tea platters, and big breakfasts make it an easy, crowd-pleasing destination for outings with family and kids.

    Had the Canadian pancake breakfast. The serving was very generous. The pancakes cooked to perfection and the bacon beautiful and soft.

    Rick Noack
  • Shared dining and high tea options

    Thoughtfully arranged high tea sets and breakfast plates cater seamlessly to groups with mixed tastes and varied dietary preferences.

    The serves were generous with good balance of sweet and savoury. Service was fast, friendly and attentive. The high Tea was excellent value for money, would highly recommend.

    Elise Witter

Other favorites

Sides, refreshing juices, and sweet finishes

  • Fresh Juice

    The fresh juice was delicious - one of the best fresh Juices I've had. I ordered with ginger and it's the first place you can actually taste the ginger in it.

    Kat Alice
  • Hot Chips

    The hot chips were delicious - I would go back just to eat their hot chips 🤤

    Kat Alice
  • Siberian Pelmeni

    the Siberian pelmeni was a lovely starter to our mains. Would definitely recommend.

    Petunia Huang
  • Mixed Berry Crepes

    Finally, we had the mixed berry crepes with ice cream and cream, along with a scotch on the rocks.

    Gianluca Pompili

Beyond the menu

Thoughtful culinary touches and attentive hospitality that elevate the suburban cafe experience

  • Thoughtful Dietary Accommodations for High Tea

    High tea spreads are thoughtfully arranged with an accommodating balance of sweet and savoury bites, making adjustments for vegetarian and specific dietary preferences without complication.

  • Attentive Recipe Adjustments

    Staff readily adapt dishes upon request for guests sensitive to spice levels, ensuring regional specialities remain accessible and enjoyable.

  • Off-Menu Chef Specials

    The kitchen offers unlisted off-menu creations like a custom House Benedict layered on an almond croissant with house-made hollandaise and balsamic glaze.

  • Dedicated Table Service & Pairing Guidance

    Evening dining features attentive table guidance from team members who curate pairings and explain multi-course selections from pelmeni to plov.

Before you head over

Practical tips on parking, spice levels, and customising your order

  • Watch the spice levels

    Dishes like the Emadatshi Chicken and Himalayan chili plates pack serious heat and are not for the faint of heart; check with staff about milder alternatives if you have lower spice tolerance.

  • EV charging available

    If you are driving, take advantage of the shopping centre car park, which features a Chargefox EV charging station right on site.

  • Request drinks unsweetened

    While the fresh juices get high praise, some blended drinks like carrot juice with ginger can be quite sweet; ask for sweetener on the side if you prefer to adjust it yourself.

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