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Ya Kun Kaya Toast (Far East Square)
18 China St, #01-01, Singapore 049560
Ya Kun Kaya Toast in Outram serves traditional kaya toast and coffee in a casual cafe setting. Located at 18 China Street in Far East Square, this budget-friendly spot draws regular visitors for its classic breakfast offerings and local flavors.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 4 data points · Updated 3 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 25 Oct 2026
Our take on Ya Kun Kaya Toast at Far East Square is that it delivers a consistent, traditional kaya toast experience.
Reviewers frequently highlight the classic Kaya Toast Set, often paired with coffee, as a reliable choice.
The peanut butter toast also receives positive mentions for those who enjoy a sweet and savoury combination.
While the morning queue can be long, the consensus is that it moves quickly, so you won't be waiting excessively for your order.
We note some operational rigidity, such as restrictions on filming and specific requests for coffee customisation (no ice, no creamer/sugar), which suggests a focus on serving their items as intended.
The eggs, whether hard-boiled or soft-boiled, are a popular accompaniment, though one reviewer noted the 'hard-boiled' option wasn't entirely firm.
Overall, it's a solid spot for a quick, authentic local breakfast or snack.
Best for a quick, no-frills local breakfast, especially if you're in the area and can avoid the peak morning rush.
Signature
Kaya Toast Set
Best time
After morning rush
Wait time
Long queue in the morning, but fast-moving
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 75 · 4 sources
What customers say
Ya Kun Kaya Toast at Far East Square is well-regarded for its traditional kaya toast and coffee, with the peanut butter toast also receiving positive mentions.
Customers appreciate the classic breakfast offerings and local flavors, despite occasional long queues in the morning.
However, some operational rigidities exist, such as restrictions on video recording and customisation of coffee (no ice, creamer, or sugar allowed), and inconsistencies in egg preparation.
Google Reviews
📍INSANELY packed kaya shop, MEETING the hype! We went for a late breakfast at Ya Kun; apparently at 10:30, there remains a long line of customers waiting to try out their kaya toast. Menu runs in s…
We had our quick snack here. We ordered the original Kaya toast bread with coffee. Taking video is not allowed as per employee and we cannot request ice for the coffee too. You cannot ask also for cre…
good kaya toast and pretty cheap. the eggs come ready to eat, which is cool, but I personally prefer the experience of preparing everything myself. service wasn’t the friendliest tbh
Kaya toasts were good as expected and as other reviews. The peanut butter ones were great too :) Please expect long queue in the morning but the flow was alright, you will get your toasts in no time.…
Don't miss Singapore’s iconic Kaya Toast! Crispy bread, Kaya jam (A Gem of Jam), and soft-boiled eggs—perfectly sweet and savory. Best paired with fragrant hot tea. ☕️🇸🇬"
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