Ya Kun Kaya Toast, Suntec City

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We have Pappa Rich, Old Town, Nanyang Kopitiam, Kluang Station and many more toast bread and coffee franchise around Malaysia. While in Singapore, there is only one franchise which is known by everyone here which is Ya Kun Kaya Toast. They are all around Singapore!
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The girls making the breads and the uncle making the drinks.
Kaya Toast + 2 Soft Boiled Egg with coffee @S$4.70
Outlook: 2/5
Creativity: 3/5
Taste: 1/5
Price: 2/5
Overall: 2/5 - Same concept like Nanyang Kopitiam which is having a piece of bread cut into the 2 tiny slices. So what you can see here is just from a slice of bread only. The horrible part is their kaya...seriously I do not feel their kaya is any outstanding enough to be this famous. Furthermore, they are quite stingy enough when applying the kaya and butter. In the end, I feel like eating a plain bread where the bread already quite thin enough.

Half boiled egg which I do not think there is anything to comment about this. 
Chocolate Ice Cream with Toast @S$2.00. Does not find ice cream and toast like this can blend together. It is very messy to eat like this.
Durian Ice Cream with Toast @S$2.00 - Same goes to this.
It is not that poor actually but I find their coffee, tea and milo are very good. It brings the smooth taste down to your throat and leave over the great aroma taste in my mouth. Maybe next time I will just drop by for a tea only. Not others. Hopefully the drinks quality is the same at any branch since I rally give my respect to the uncle who making these drinks. Top quality!
Total Damage: S$12.30
Ambiance: 3/5
Service: 1/5 - It is a self-service and those workers from China are pretty rude.
Food Serving Speed: Fast
Recommended?: Only for a cup of tea
Ya Kun Kaya Toast
Suntec City Mall
3 Temasek Boulevard
Suntec City, Singapore 038983
Business Hours: 10.00am - 10.00pm
Location: Suntec City, Singapore

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