Kaya Toast

From the stall Wang Wang at #01-10

Was quite good! Crisp brown kaya toast similar to yakun’s, just that out of the 2 slices (4 pcs), 1 slice was not toasted properly so it was not crunchy. That aside, they were generous with the cold butter pieces, but yet it didn’t feel too much, probably because it wasn’t too thick. The kaya wasn’t a lot, but it’s the sweet kind so it’s good it’s not a lot. Eggs are rather normal, the yolks at zheng ming cha shi were way more orange and tasty. Overall pretty satisfied with the toast, will try their other bread items next!

I loove kaya buns esp when they are done well. And this one was satisfying! A thin 'skin' of crispness outside, with a fluffy, chewy interior. The sweet coffee taste in the bun is distinct, but I wished it was a kopi kosong bun. Kaya ratio is optimal for the bun, and there's a big slab of cold butter which I thought was too much but it turned out to be an appropriate amount.

Toast was crisp and thin, with sweet kaya and a cold slab of butter that wasn’t too thick/thin. I enjoyed it and think it could give Yakun a run for it’s money! I would return to have it again.

I looove their kaya bun - so fluffy and thick, with a strongly coconutty kaya that isn’t too sweet, and has an appropriate ratio of kaya to butter to bun. Be sure to separate the bun halves so the butter doesn’t melt completely!

Aunties were nice and friendly but unfortunately the kaya butter bun was rather average. Bun is chewy but could have been more crisp outside and fluffy inside; the kaya is nice even tho it’s the generic kind; could have been more generous with the cold butter as it was so little it melted quickly. Would rather have the kaya toast from Choon Seng coffee - they use generic white bread but it has better execution!

Love their crispy thin toast! It’s super crisp and the type that the crumbs fall everywhere. Butter is cold and v generous, kaya is lumpy but I can overlook that bc of the bread.

I usually get their crispy toast, but I find their kaya a bit too lumpy for my liking, and could be more fragrant. Good thing is, their kaya is one of the least sweet ones I’ve tried. Anyway, I tried their steamed bread on a cold rainy day and it was vv nice!! I think it is the best bread option to go with their kaya. Butter is cold (they place cut butter slices into a bowl of ice) and generous as usual. Was v satisfied with this breakfast!

I liked this! The toast was crisp outside, soft and fluffy on the inside. Different from their crispy toast but still enjoyable. Their kaya is on the lumpier side and not rly my fav but I really do like the way they do their bread, tho I think I still prefer their crispy toast!

This was quite alright, toast was decently crisp, kaya didn’t really make an impression. Although it was quite average, it still managed to satisfy the kaya toast craving!

Found this a little drier than usual - the bread is usually softer and more fluffy. Peanut butter was p fragrant, smooth and creamy, but I think I still prefer kaya butter - the butter adds a richness and some moistness that I prefer.

This toast was good too, it’s lightly crispy outside, but rather soft and fluffy inside. The kaya is great as usual, and again they give a lot of butter. Between the two, I prefer the French loaf, but give me this anytime and I’ll still happily eat it.

Ahhh this was super good. The French loaf had those nice crisp edges bc of the browned skin of the bread, which I absolutely enjoyed. The bread is more dense and substantial than regular toast so it’s actl quite filling. I like the Hainanese kaya here, it’s sweet and aromatic without being overly saccharine. They’re super generous with the butter here, perhaps a bit too much butter for my liking but I can’t complain. The butter drips out when I bite into the bread anyway so it’s all cool. Come early for this! Once I arrived at 10+am on a weekday but it was too late, they had already sold out of this.