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Breadtalk outlets are stylishly designed to be minimalist, white and modern. I have always enjoyed walking into breadtalk as its pastries and bread are always interesting and its descriptions are often fun to read.For breakfast, i decided to get the chocolate swirled bun, which was a soft, delicious bite sized bun, that is mixed with chocolate.I love how soft and easy to eat this bun was! The chocolate was a even nicer touch. Delicious!

As you tap out of the Toa Payoh MRT station, turn left, take the escalator up and you'd be greeted by the signage of BreadTalk, located just right in front of you. They sell the same range of breads, pastries and cakes, as most of the BreadTalk outlets do, apart from BreadTalk transit. My favorite savory bun is the curry naan with chicken. I just like the taste of it, though the chicken inside normally isn't lean meat, it still tempts me to get one whenever I do pass by a BreadTalk if I'm not fe

Located at the HDB Hub, Breadtalk Toa Payoh is a stone throw away from the bus interchange or the MRT station.With a wide range of cakes to choose from, getting birthday cakes last minute is not an issue. You can always rely on breadtalk to provide you with cakes when you need it.Bought the chocolate macaroon cake for my sister's birthday. Price wise was okay, but is getting more and more expensive these days.Quality, Cake texture was nice, however a little too sweet for my liking.

I had a great day at Bread Talk Toa Payoh which is just in Toa Payoh Hub, next to toa Payoh MRT, which means the shop is easily accessible by MRT. I love the Blue Berry tart especially as the blue berry filling is very generous and the feeling of eating the crispy tart with its delicious blueberry filling is just awesome!