[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for Ya Kun Kaya Toast (Updated May)

#letsmakan No visit to Singapore is complete without breakfast at Ya Kun Kaya Toast, a beloved local institution renowned for its traditional morning fare. At the heart of the Ya Kun experience is the iconic kaya toast, a must-try for anyone seeking authentic Singaporean flavors. This delectable dish features slices of crisp, golden-brown toast slathered with kaya—a sweet, creamy spread made from coconut milk, eggs, sugar, and pandan leaves—complemented by thick slices of butter that melt perfectly into the warm bread. Each serving of kaya toast comes with soft-boiled eggs, lightly seasoned with soy sauce and pepper, and a cup of robust, aromatic local coffee or tea. This quintessential breakfast combo not only satisfies the taste buds but also offers a glimpse into the culinary heritage of Singapore. Ya Kun has a rich history, evolving from a humble 1940s coffee stall into a widely recognized chain with outlets across the city. Each location promises quick service, consistent quality, and a slice of Singaporean culture. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, starting your day at Ya Kun Kaya Toast is an experience that embodies the essence of Singapore’s warm hospitality. #YaKunKayaToast #SingaporeBreakfast #KayaToast #LocalEats #SingaporeCuisine #MustTry

#letsmakan #100WaysOfTravel Let me belanja you makan at Yakun Kaya Toast with my trip moment. There are many Yakun outlets in Singapore and you can find them almost in every shopping centers. They also have expanded to overseas so if you miss home, then you also can pop by to an overseas outlet and enjoy their kaya toast. It is super easy to place order here and you can just order their set meal which is served with a set of toast, 2 soft boiled eggs and a drink of your choice. This is an old heritage brand and the toast set is a representative of our local breakfast which is now enjoy all around the clock. #singapore #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

#winhkflight 📍Ya Kun Kaya Toast 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, 01-31 Singapore 059817 Came here for traditional local breakfast while travelling to Singapore. They have a few outlets in Singapore, and the one we went to was located in Clarke Quay Central. Great place for a quick and simple breakfast. There was a queue ahead when we visited but it was pretty fast. They offer a few sets of selection, and we ordered the most basic ones which comes with kaya butter toast, soft boiled eggs and coffee. Kaya butter toast was delicious, toast was nicely toasted, butter and kaya complements each other really well, and the fillings were sufficient too! This store is self service, so you have to get the food from the counter on your own, also get the pepper and soy sauce on your own as well. Great place to have authentic local breakfast while in Singapore! I wish to travel to Hong Kong for the food!

Ya Kun Kaya Toast is one of famous restaurants in Singapore. There are so many branches of Ya Kun Ka Ya Toast. It opens in very early morning. The price is reasonable to pay for its tasty. Having a cup of tea or a coffee with toast is perfect match. You can add an egg plus put a bit of sauce inside and eat it all together. I really enjoy eating and 100% recommend you to visit and try Ya Kun Ka Ya Toast. #mytripvlog

📍Address: Ya Kun Singapore 💞Reasons to Recommend: Traditional breakfast recipes Nice taste for breakfast and tea time! #familytravel #citydaytours #localfood #afternoonteatime #staycation #thingstodo

#favouriteitinerary Starting my mornings the best way possible with Ya Kun Kaya Toast 🍞✨ The crispy toast, rich kaya jam, and soft-boiled eggs make the perfect breakfast combo. This iconic Singaporean classic never disappoints and always hits the spot! If you're a breakfast lover, you have to try it. Who’s joining me for this delicious start to the day? 😋🥚 #YaKunKayaToast #SingaporeEats #BreakfastGoals #ToastLover #GenZFoodie #KayaJam #MorningVibes #FoodieFavorites

🌈 Trip highlights: When you come to Singapore, you must try the authentic breakfast. Have breakfast at "Ya Kun" and experience the life of the locals! The Nyonya cake was brought to us by a friend from Singapore. It has a chewy texture, is wrapped in shredded coconut and is quite sweet. 🌺 Gardens by the Bay: Explore majestic Supertrees and stroll through the cloud forest. 🦁 Merlion Park: Take a photo with the symbol of Singapore. 🏖️ Sentosa Island: Enjoy beach time and visit Universal Studios. 🛍️ Orchard Road: A shopping paradise. 🍴 Chinatown: Taste authentic food and experience Chinese culture. 🌄 Arrival: Arrive at Changi Airport and experience warm service. 🏞️ Garden City: Visit Gardens by the Bay and don’t miss the light show at night. 🌆 Marina Bay Sands: Enjoy panoramic views of the city from the sky garden at the Marina Bay Sands. 🏖️ Beach time: Siloso Beach, Sentosa Island. 🎢 Universal Studios: Enjoy thrilling rides. 🍜 Food exploration: Taste Nyonya cuisine in Chinatown. 🛍️ Shopping paradise: Orchard Road shopping spree. 🐾 Zoo Adventure: Singapore Zoo and Night Safari. 🎨 Multiculturalism: Experience different cultures in Little India and Arab Street. 🍹 Nightlife: Clarke Quay Bar Street Don’t be fooled by the Chinese into going to Ming Hui Frog Porridge. The environment is terrible. As a Shanghainese, I am used to eating braised food and I think it is just average. It was very hot in the store and there was no air conditioning. The whole street was eating frog porridge, and I lost my appetite after seeing the pictures. If you really want to eat frog porridge, I suggest you fly directly from Singapore to Guangdong. There are all kinds of porridge in Guangdong, why do you have to eat frog porridge in Singapore! ! Finally, when I brought gifts for my friends, I didn’t buy crocodile oil or anything like that, after all, it smells weird, and everyone uses big brands, so they may not like them. (If you want to buy it, you can try it. There are scented and non-scented ones. The scented ones are more expensive, but the smell is not good. Buy it directly at Changi Airport, the quality is guaranteed. If you have any questions, ask the shopping guide in the store) Changi Airport happens to have Bacha coffee. I brought this as a gift for my friend. [Cute][Cute][Cute] This is a store that feels like a ritual to visit, buy, and drink. People who have a sense of quality in life will like it😘

Here is all the food and dessert I have eaten for 3d2n in Singapore 🇸🇬 and it was amazing! 1. Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice @Maxwell Food Center 2. Zhong Guo La Mian Xiao Long Bao @2floor Chinatown Complex 3. Queic by Olivia @Maxwell 4. Hey tea @Marina bay 5. Bacha coffee @Marina bay 6. Satae @satae steet 7&8 7. Ya Kun Kaya Toast 8. Tarts @Lao pa sat 9. Tiong Shian Porridge @Chinatown 10. Hawker Chan @Chinatown 11. llao llao @airport T3 #travel #citydaytours #singapore #food

#newyearnewtrip Ya kun Toast is not only famous for its kaya toast and soft boiled eggs but they are also famous for their local drinks/beverages. Ya kun generally serves a good local breakfast that everyone loves but in times where I just want to get a drink or a quick caffeine fix, I would head to ta kun toast. Get your local quick fix such as teh, kopi o, barley drink and ice lemon tea for a more refreshing thirst quencher. I love that their coffee and tea is freshly brewed and then later filtered and "pulled" in a long sock, giving the coffee and tea a more fragrant taste and scent. Their drinks are not just for the old but also for the young. Young ones can expect their thick and milky ice milo and also horlicks. Price at Ya Kun is also cheaper than your general cafes out there, and it offers a nice place to chill with your drinks.

If you’re in the mood for a traditional Singaporean breakfast, Ya Kun Kaya Toast at VivoCity is the place to be. This beloved local chain serves up the quintessential kaya toast set: perfectly toasted bread slathered with kaya jam and butter, paired with soft-boiled eggs and a cup of rich, aromatic coffee or tea. The toast has the perfect balance of crunch and warmth, and the kaya jam adds a sweet, fragrant kick that’s both comforting and satisfying. The soft-boiled eggs are just the right texture—creamy and runny, making them the ideal complement to the toast. With quick, friendly service and a taste of local nostalgia, Ya Kun is a reliable spot for a simple yet delicious breakfast or snack. 📍 Ya Kun Kaya Toast 1 HarbourFront Walk, #B2-26, Singapore 098585 #TravelAnywhere #newyearnewtrip

#DecemberTravelSupportEvent When you think of Singapore, you think of Kaya Toast! Of all the places, I went to Yakun Kaya Toast, which is the most famous. The combination of bread toasted with kaya jam and eggs in soy sauce was so amazingㅠㅠ Those who go Make sure to eat them all~~

yukunkanya toast restaurant 🍞 A traditional breakfast restaurant that anyone who visits Singapore must try and check in for sure. Crispy bread with butter served with a soft-boiled egg and a drink that you can choose between coffee or cold milk, priced at 7 SGD, around 200 Thai baht. There are many types of bread to choose from. There are many branches in the country. You can pay with a card very easily. 🌟 #Get a discount without relying on luck

#Singapore Travel When traveling to Singapore, the famous restaurant that you must not miss, must try #yakunkayatoast, a Singaporean breakfast restaurant that has been open since 1944, with many branches. Today, let's try the branch @South Bridge. The must-try menu is the breakfast set. There will be 2 soft-boiled eggs, thin toast spread with Singapore-style kaya custard and 4 pieces of butter, 1 hot coffee (today, I asked to change to iced coffee for an additional 1 dollar). The taste of the kaya custard toast is sweet and moist, cut with soft-boiled eggs that have been dipped in bread, and drink coffee to refresh yourself before going out to travel again~ #100 ways to travel

#letsmakan Ya Kun Kaya Toast offers a quintessential Singaporean breakfast experience that’s both delightful and satisfying. Famous for its traditional kaya toast, soft-boiled eggs, and robust local coffee, this popular chain provides a taste of Singapore’s culinary heritage in a cozy, nostalgic setting. Authentic Local Flavors The star of the Ya Kun menu is undoubtedly the kaya toast—slices of crisply toasted bread slathered with kaya, a sweet coconut jam, and butter. This simple yet delicious dish is perfectly complemented by a pair of runny soft-boiled eggs, seasoned with a dash of soy sauce and a sprinkle of white pepper. Wash it all down with a cup of strong, aromatic kopi (coffee), and you have the perfect local breakfast. Warm, Welcoming Ambiance Ya Kun’s outlets retain a charmingly traditional vibe, with marble-top tables and wooden stools that transport you to the past. The atmosphere is bustling yet welcoming, making it a great spot to start the day or enjoy a mid-morning break. The staff are typically quick and efficient, ensuring that even a quick stop can be incredibly fulfilling. Visitor Tips • Timing: To avoid the morning rush, consider visiting after the breakfast peak hours, especially if you prefer a quieter setting to enjoy your meal. • Try the Varieties: Beyond the classic kaya toast, Ya Kun also offers variations like cheese toast and French toast. For a different taste, try the teh tarik (pulled tea) or Milo for your beverage. • Value for Money: Ya Kun offers set meals that provide good value, combining their signature items at a reasonable price, making it an affordable option for travelers. #YaKunKayaToast #SingaporeBreakfast #LocalCuisine #KayaToast #SingaporeEats

#traveldiaries Opening hours: 10am to 10pm Address: Tampines 1 10 Tampines Central 1, Singapore 529536 A newly open Yakun outlet at Tampines 1 and this is a household brand name in Singapore serving their famous kaya toast and traditional drinks which you will find in local kopitiam. They also have outlets overseas so when you miss home then you can visit them too. We are proud of our Singapore cafe and the favourite set to order is Kaya toast with soft boiled eggs and a drink. You can eat this throughout the day and the staff at Yakun will crack open the eggs for you.

#travelanywhere Ya Kun Kaya Toast is a local Singaporean heritage brand with over 50 stores islandwide in Singapore. Other than the traditional Kaya Toast and Kopi (coffee), Ya Kun Family Cafe offers a much bigger menu such as Asian sandwiches (toastwich with various fillings), Asian signature meals like Mee Siam, Nasi Lemak and snacks like cakes. In addition you can also buy their signature merchandises such as Kaya Spread and coffee powder.

#familytrips2024 One of the things that most tourists or even locals would get is definitely Yakun Coffee and Toast. It’s a morning staple for most locals. The coffee was smooth and strong. The most popular item is the kaya butter toast that is thin, crispy and spread with generous amount of Kaya and layered with a piece of butter 🧈. I personally prefer the steamed version as the bread is super soft and fluffy with the melted butter inside .

This local Hailam cafe seems to be quite popular in Singapore. We dropby here for their local breakfast, their signature kaya toast, half boiled egg and local coffee. The crowd started to come in as early as 8.30am. Foods are acceptable, coffee not too sweet. Price are normal cafe price. #familytrip2024 #deliciousfood #yolobeliever #周走走_2728

Rather than kaya butter toast, I like Peanut butter Kaya toast more! #yakun #singapore

#cherryblossom2024 Ya Kun Kaya Toast is a coffee and tea place that's popular amongst the locals and tourists. What is being served here is not your usual cuppacino or lattes that we all know but rather local coffee that's being brewed in a sock. How interesting! You can have a ton of different combinations such as kopi o, kopi o siew Dai, kopi C, etc and there's local tea such as teh c, teh o, teh Bing, etc. Another must try item would be their crispy kaya toast with melted butter inside. It was so good! There's also steamed kaya bread and French toast. Come to ya kun kaya toast for a full local breakfast and tea experience.

A famous toast shop in Singapore. It can be said that it is a breakfast for Singaporeans. Anyone who comes here should stop by to eat toast with soft-boiled eggs. I must say that the taste is delicious and very unique. Their toast can be eaten with butter or thinly sliced ​​butter. It is fragrant, delicious and crispy. Kaya Toast has branches all over Singapore. #Flying to Hong Kong #Singapore attractions

#fallishere When I am hungry at the odd timing such as the afternoon tea timing, I would go for the Ya Kun Toast to satisfy my hunger! Ya Kun Toast has several set menu options and the set menu comes with toasted bread, soft-boil egg as well as a hot coffee or tea. Of course, you can always top up additional amount to change or upsize your drink! I love their biscuit with butter and sugar! It just so awesome and the butter literally melt in your mouth!

#wheretogo Guys! If you are visiting Singapore for the first time, this is the place to go! Ya Kun serves the legendary kaya toast and soft boiled eggs at affordable price. This is the place where locals like to get their coffee or teh too or just hav their afternoon tea too. I like their coffee as it’s super smooth and creamy, and has a strong kick to fix my craving. #timetotravel #rediscoversg #rediscoversingapore #singapore