Ya Kun Kaya Toast

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Ya Kun is a chain in Singapore well known for its kaya butter toasts. It has a outlet at Northpoint Shopping Centre which is near where I am staying. During mornings, the place is packed with people having a quick bite before going to work. The table turnover is quite fast.One orders and pays at the cashier. Remember to collect the number tag too. Although given number tag, one still have to wait at the counter for drink and half boiled eggs. Only the toasts will be served to you at your table.V

For the full review, go to herpenandfork.blogspot.sgWe ordered 2 sets - the French Toast and Kaya Toast. The 2 sets (1 coffee, 1 tea, 2 sets of boiled eggs, 4 portions of French Toast and 4 portions (squares) of Kaya Butter Toast in total) were just right for us. The boiled eggs came looking perfect in my opinion - 2 pretty yolks wobbling and encased within a translucent layer of egg white, just like the way boiled eggs should be. I am not a fan of boiled eggs, but I tried a little of mum's and

Recently the outlet at Northpoint Shopping Centre has gone through a round of upgrading and looks much brighter now. This morning on the way to work, I remember I have a voucher for a cup of iced coffee or iced tea from Ya Kun Kaya Toast which is going to expiry at the end of the month. I decide to redeem it for a cup of iced tea for takeaway for the way to the bus interchange. The redemption process at the cashier counter is quite fast and smooth. The drink is well made, but I prefer a stronger

This place cooks up really traditional Singapore style bread and butter and coffee and tea.They have all the local foods such as: all kinds of toasts with kaya, cheese or pork floss.I had to have their kaya toast with butter (and a hot coffee/tea)...Such simple food, but it's so delicious...I can have them everyday for breakfast or snacks. Should order a half-boiled egg since it is the best for breakfast since you can swallow easily at one shot.

Ohh, new Item from Ya Kun Kaya Toast. They are introducing Kaya Balls selling at $3 for 8 pieces. Slightly on the high side, but for Ya Kun Kaya. It is worth it. The nice fragrance of Kaya that melts in the mouth. It's a snack which my parents bought for me near the Ang Mo Kio food centre but it is no longer there...The packaging which was given to me as I asked for a take away. ;)Suggestion: It will be good if Ya Kun offer different flavours like Peanut, Cheese etc. Or perhaps a mixed flavour

Ya kun may be famous for alot of things but their kaya toast is definitely the talk of the town. Slices of bread that are toasted to perfection; neither too soft nor hard with melted butter and a generous spread of kaya to make it a winner. This is definitely one of my favourite places for breakfast. However, I do recommend not waiting too long before getting down to business as the toast does have a way of turning cold and soggy which affects the taste by a notch. Best eaten hot with a good cup

Decided to try out Ya Kun Toast for breakfast one morning. Having walked past it for so many times, it is my first time there. It wan't a pleasant breakfast though.I guess we were a bit too early and the cafe was really hot behind the glass pane. Or the air con was not working.Ordered 2 half-boiled eggs with coffee and 2 slices of peanut butter with kaya bread. The eggs were nice and warm. The toast was abit too hard to my liking.

I'm sure many of you have all had a cup of coffee or teh at YaKun, but the last time I went there, I decided to try something different, which is their Frostyz, an ice blended drink with a base of your chosen flavour. They have quite a few flavours, but I chose the Tea flavour, because I love tea. Honestly, the outcome of the drink depends on who the drink maker is, as ice blended drinks are very delicate; blend too little = lots of ice chunks instead of liquid, blend too much = so diluted. I h

A start out with Ya kun make a fulfilling breakfast "Da Pao" the set A it on the way to school~ Set A includes 2 Kaya toast, 2 half-boiled egg and a cup of drink.The drink i think can order either tea or coffee. Not very such but i ordered"Kopi" hehe...need a cup for school later.I am surprised by the way they "da pao" the eggs for me. The half boiled eggs which have already cracked for me, were packed in a small plastic containers with soy-sauce and pepper put readily in for me. When i first sa