In the basement food hall of Bugis Junction mall, this respected local chain is a solid spot for a traditional local breakfast of kopi (coffee) and kaya (coconut jam) toast. Don't forget to add a splash of soy sauce and black pepper to the runny eggs before dunking your toast! And don't be put off by the queues – they usually move fast.
Ya Kun Kaya Toast
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