Ya Kun Kaya Toast

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Well, everyone knows Ya Kun for its kaya toast. As a testament of its popularity, ​the branch at Causeway Point was packed even though my mum and I went there at 3pm! ​​My mum got the Set A Value Meal ($4.60) which comes with ​the ​Kaya toast with Butter, coffee and soft boiled egg. She requested for the lady to exclude the butter, since she loves having her toast with just the plain old kaya. The lady was willing to accommodate her request, which was a plus for service in my book. The toast is

Ya kun is my go to place for a good and reliable local breakfast. The food here is unpretentious simple and affordable and it is really comfort food to me. I like the kaya toast which is a nice brown colour and very crisp and crunchy. The kaya filling is eggy and sweet with a lovely coconut pandan flavour. The drinks are also good, I had a full bodied milk tea to accompany my breakfast.

Ya Kun, as always is one of my favourite breakfast choice of all times.Something about that delectable toast makes me keep wanting for more!The smell of that freshly baked toast always attract my nose and captured my heart and stomach at the same instance As usual, stepping into Ya Kun brings about the olden days nostalgic feel Not that that's a bad thing, it's always nice to settle onto the wooden stool and grab a marble traditional style coffee table to settle into comfortably!When ordering, i

The ya kun butter kaya toast at this place is highly recommended, especially on a rainy day. Infact the set meal is more value for money, as the tea is also included. The ice-cream toast, is very tasty. Reminds of the olden days in Singapore. Very affordable place to be at. It is very difficult to find a seat to sit, this place is always very packed, especially on the weekends.

I tried the Tea Frostyz but it has nothing very special about the drink, just that it's ice-blended. A cup costs $3.80, if you would like to add whipped cream, it costs $4.20. 40 cents for whipped cream! I tried the one without whipped cream. The blended ice melted pretty fast, so it kind of turned out to be just teh-bing (iced milk tea). Imagine paying $3.80 for a cup of iced blended milk tea. I would not really recommend it as it's equivalent to ordering a cup of iced milk tea.

Ya Kun at Woodlands Causeway Point have moved place after the renovation. As usual, the place will be crowded during makan time, and so I decided to take away my upsized coffee. I waited 10 to 15 mins before I was served. However, the taste of the coffee proved that its worth well. It does not taste like 3 in 1 coffee and smells great.

I had reviewed many times on Ya Kun at several places and nothing could go wrong with their food as of now. As said, this food has always been my favourite at any time of the day and since spotted one here and couldn't resist the temptations so I ordered my usual set and enjoyed it. Often the staffs are friendly and there ain't any problem but I must applaused a staff here who were responsible of the hot beverages and all thru the processing of order( there were a queue), she smiled and greeted

Brought a cup of iced coffee as the drink for lunch.It has a smooth and rich coffee taste, sweetness level was just right, not too sweet nor bland. However, at the top of the Iced coffee, there was a layer of foam which I think should be removed so that the taste of the coffee will not be affected. The iced coffee is also available in two different size which is small and large. One of the famous dish of Ya Kun Kaya Toast will be the bread toast and the boiled egg which is a good alternative for