15 Underrated Places for Kaya Toast in Singapore That Aren't Ya Kun. Kaya toast is a local classic that best represents all of Singaporeans' experiences growing up — the quintessential Singaporean breakfast is kaya toast. This unassuming crowd-pleaser has already been enshrined in the pantheon of hawker classics as one of the most widely …
Details1 /7. TongEating House. TongEating House may have moved out of the iconic red and white building to a couple of units down along Keong Saik Road, but the food here remains as delicious and modest as before. Diners usually get the Traditional Kaya Toast set, which comes with lightly charred kaya toast, two soft-boiled eggs, and a …
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DetailsThe brand prides itself in following an original Peranakan recipe and boasts a loyal following for its artisanal coconut jam. Highlights include the Straits Kaya (S$9.50), which is made with butterfly pea and perfumed with notes of vanilla, and the unconventional, amber-hued Saffron Kaya (S$9.50). soufflé pastry purchase.
DetailsHow can we have a best kaya listicle without mentioning Ya Kun Kaya Toast? The kaya toast stalwart uses a family recipe with a history dating back to 1944. It's also touted as Singapore's most popular kaya brand. But, is itthe best in Singapore? Ya Kun is known for their Hainanese kaya. You … See more
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