Jinius

Jinius is a modern, 60-seat cafe and bakery located on Hickson Road in Dawes Point, Sydney, just moments from the Harbour Bridge and Walsh Bay. Led by chef Jerry Jeong with pastry and bread program by baker Yeongjin Park, the venue focuses on Korean-influenced sourdoughs, pastries, and elevated brunch fare, including dishes like eggs baked in spicy tomato sauce, tuna kimchi melts, and inventive custard and Portuguese tarts. The space is light-filled and contemporary, drawing both destination diners and locals looking for specialty coffee and inventive baked goods.

A Jinius charge on your card statement is most likely from an in-person purchase at the cafe, such as brunch, coffee, pastries, or takeaway baked goods. Because it operates as a cafe/restaurant, most charges will be one-off transactions corresponding to the total on your receipt, though there may occasionally be small pre-authorisation holds if you tapped or inserted your card and the terminal temporarily verified funds before finalising the payment. Group dining, weekend brunch visits, or multiple coffees and pastries can make the final amount higher than a quick cafe stop, which can sometimes surprise cardholders reviewing their statements later.

If you’re unsure about a Jinius charge, start by checking your calendar, food delivery history (if you used a delivery app from that location), and receipts from a recent visit to Dawes Point or Walsh Bay in Sydney. The cafe’s current primary online presence is its social media profile, where you can confirm opening hours and contact details; you can also phone the venue directly during business hours to ask them to look up a transaction by date, time and amount. Bringing or emailing a copy of your bank statement line (with time, date and last four digits of the card) will help staff or your bank trace the payment. If you still don’t recognise the charge, contact your card issuer to dispute it or request a chargeback investigation.