Bugis Junction • Food • Parking

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Phuong Uyen Le Tran

Phuong Uyen Le Tran

5

Pls Give it a try. It's really good. Traditional breakfast in Singapore. If you go here for early morning. Go down to the MRT station way. Then find the way to go up to Bugis Junction.

jacky chen

jacky chen

5

A set of coffee and Kaya toast in a specialty cafe like Ya Kun Kaya Toast is definitely going to charge your day. But the winning prize here was finding a table after the order 😅. Be mindful it is always packed with people. I also ordered the toastwitch for my family. Crispy bread with yummy filling was surely a delight for their tummy.

Henry Erik Estrada

Henry Erik Estrada

3

Always crowded and need to queue. Many customers were also selfish, sat alone hogging the table for 2/4 persons playing phone with earphone while they clearly had finished eating. No action by the staff to clear out the table from customers like this. Food is similar to any other Ya Kun, nothing special but comfortable and easy breakfast.

Sihan Goi

Sihan Goi

3

As far as ya kun outlets go, this isn't the best. Queue was very long and slow moving. A single person takes orders and prepares the food and drinks, while a few more aunties worked in the kitchen dunno doing what. Ordered a kopi c kosong ice, it was just OK. Better than a random kopitiam, but not as good as other ya kun outlets. They should improve their process to serve faster.

Mahi Illindra

Mahi Illindra

5

A Taste of Tradition: Ya Kun Kaya Toast at Bugis Delivers a Classic Singaporean Breakfast Singapore – For a quintessential Singaporean breakfast experience that hits all the right nostalgic notes, Ya Kun Kaya Toast at Bugis Junction remains a beloved institution. This bustling outlet, conveniently located in the basement of the popular mall, consistently serves up its signature offerings with the comforting flavours that have made Ya Kun a household name. The star of the show, undoubtedly, is the Kaya Toast. Expect delightfully thin, crispy slices of bread, toasted to a perfect golden brown, sandwiching a generous spread of their iconic, fragrant kaya – a sweet, creamy coconut and egg jam. Paired with satisfying slabs of cold butter that melt into the warm toast, it's a simple yet incredibly effective combination that has locals and tourists alike coming back for more. Many opt for the value sets, which typically include this delectable toast alongside perfectly cooked, soft-boiled eggs and a traditional Kopi (coffee) or Teh (tea). The soft-boiled eggs at Ya Kun are often praised for their ideal consistency – runny yolks ready to be swirled with a dash of dark soy sauce and a sprinkle of white pepper, creating a savoury dip for your toast soldiers. The Kopi, strong, aromatic, and often served with condensed milk, provides that essential caffeine kick and a taste of local coffee shop culture. While the pre-sweetened nature of the traditional Kopi might be a surprise for some, it's an integral part of the authentic Ya Kun experience. The Bugis Junction branch, while often busy, maintains a relatively quick turnover, characteristic of the brand's efficient, no-frills service. The ambiance evokes a sense of old-world charm, with its classic decor reminiscent of traditional Chinese coffee shops, adding to the overall experience. While some long-time patrons might note occasional variations in toast crispiness or portion sizes – a common challenge for large chains – the core appeal of Ya Kun remains strong. The value for money, especially with the set meals, is generally considered good for a satisfying and iconic Singaporean breakfast. In conclusion, Ya Kun Kaya Toast at Bugis offers a reliably delicious and culturally rich breakfast or tea-time treat. It's a must-try for anyone seeking an authentic taste of Singapore's culinary heritage. Be prepared for potential crowds, but the reward of crispy kaya toast, perfect eggs, and fragrant local brew is well worth it.

Thiagarajan Kumar

Thiagarajan Kumar

5

One of the best spots in Singapore for breakfast! Their roti bakar and kopi are absolutely delicious. It's a perfect spot to satisfy your roti bakar cravings!

Nicholas Thio

Nicholas Thio

5

Extremely warm and welcoming staff. Service is fast, and the coffee tastes superb. One of my favourite Yakun outlets.

Gibran

Gibran

4

Egg, bread, and drinks were on point. The crew is also rather friendly, polite, and fast at taking orders and preparing food. The toast is standard, which suits most people's liking. The only downside is that the place is rather stuffy and warm. Not sure if the aircon is not working or they turned it off.

Kristy Jean

Kristy Jean

5

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 amazing. Take a tip from the locals and eat the runny eggs with soy sauce and white pepper—game changer!

Jessica De Souza

Jessica De Souza

5

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. Expect fast service, consistent quality, and a nostalgic vibe that reminds you of simpler times. Highly recommended whether you’re a local or visiting!