Thiagaraja Kumaraja
One of the best spots in Singapore for breakfast! Their roti bakar and kopi are absolutely delicious. A perfect spot to satisfy your roti bakar cravings!
30 reviews
Thiagaraja Kumaraja
One of the best spots in Singapore for breakfast! Their roti bakar and kopi are absolutely delicious. A perfect spot to satisfy your roti bakar cravings!
Nick Theolive
Extremely warm and homely staff. Fast and coffee tastes superb. One of favourite Yakun outlets.
Gabriel
Egg, bread, drinks on point. Crew are also rather friendly, polite and fast to take order, prepare food etc. Standard bread toast which suits most people liking. Only downside is the place is rather stuffy and warm. Not sure if the aircon is not working or they turned it off.
Kristy J
For first time Kaya toast eaters, this location ticked all the boxes for us. Staff were helpful and kind, the food was delish and the coffee was AHHHMAZING. Take a tip from the locals and eat the runny eggs with soy sauce and white pepper… game changer!
Jessica De Castro
Ya Kun Kaya Toast never disappoints! The toast is perfectly crispy, generously spread with fragrant kaya and a slice of cold butter that melts just right. The soft-boiled eggs are always cooked to perfection — creamy, warm, and great with a dash of soy sauce and pepper. Pair it with their rich, strong kopi or teh and you’ve got the classic Singaporean breakfast that hits the spot every time. Fast service, consistent quality, and a nostalgic vibe that reminds you of simpler times. Highly recommended whether you’re a local or visiting!
Skye Cai
Fast and efficient. The iced teh is the same taste as other outlets. Very crowded as and busy as usual. Price of the drink is not that affordable anymore when buying it as a la carte. With set is more worth it.
Jon Wan
A local coffee institution. Also provides the best service. Other than their delicious coffee and tea. They have light breakfast options that locals love, kaya toast and soft boiled eggs. Now regarding those eggs, Yakun is the only place I know that breaks the eggs for you and if the yolk is broken, you can request a fresh one. Competitors expect you to crack them eggs yourself.
Sandra Chan
Neat little spot for a quick catch up with traditional dishes - reasonable wait time for the food considering how long the queue was nonstop (in the morning on a weekday). Ginger milk tea was flavourful! So was French toast with smoked cheese 👍🏻 serving of kaya is generous
Priyanka
Tried French toast, Kaya peanut, steamed bread set with coffee and ginger tea. I can’t say it’s great but it’s good with reasonable price. The toast is like any other toast we eat outside, but the peanut butter is something that we won’t find outside. Worth trying once. Coffee and tea are ok.
Herabelle Febhe Ceniza
This was one of the experiences we were most excited about in Singapore – trying the famous kaya toast. It certainly lived up to the hype and did not disappoint. While there’s room for improvement in their service, particularly from the cashier, the overall experience was enjoyable. The kaya toast itself was perfect. I adjusted the amount of butter to keep it light and avoid feeling too heavy eating an entire slice in one go. Instead of coffee, we opted for the iced Milo, and it was absolutely heavenly! We even visited a second branch and couldn’t resist ordering the same set with Milo again—it was that good. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience, but unfortunately, I wouldn’t recommend this particular branch due to the lack of warmth from the staff.
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