Singapore's Best Kaya Toast Spots
Source:
@ladyironchef
13 cafes in Singapore featured in a instagram post by ladyironchef, verified on Google Maps: Raffles Singapore, YY Kafei Dian, Tong Ah Eating House, and 10 more.
Raffles Singapore
Hotel
4.5
Iconic luxury hotel with rich history. Visit for a taste of colonial-era elegance and world-class service.
YY Kafei Dian
Coffee shop
4.1
Retro Hainanese coffee shop near Raffles Hotel. Indulge in fluffy, house-baked buns stuffed with thick kaya and a generous slab of cold butter.
Tong Ah Eating House
Restaurant
3.8
A Keong Saik institution since 1939, famous for crispy thin toast. The charcoal-grilled edges and aromatic homemade kaya are a must-try.
Heap Seng Leong Coffeeshop
Coffee shop
4.3
A time capsule of 1970s Singapore. Charcoal-grilled thick toast with sweet kaya, best washed down with their legendary kopi gu you - coffee with a slab of butter.
Orh Gao Peh Gao (Botanic Gardens)
Bar
4.5
Modern dual-concept coffeeshop by day, craft beer taproom by night. Try their kaya toast with housemade kaya and a thick slab of cold butter during the day.
Bao Er Cafe
Restaurant
3.6
Viral cafe with homemade kaya using coconut milk. Wafer-thin toast boasts an immaculate butter-to-kaya ratio.
Hub & Spoke Cafe
Restaurant
4.1
Glasshouse cafe hidden near Changi Airport Terminal 2. Great pit stop for kaya toast and kopi after cycling the Jurassic Mile.
Fullybooked
Cafe
3.9
Industrial-chic cafe with kaya toast grilled over an open flame. Paired with fragrant kaya and thick cold butter.
Good Morning Nanyang Cafe
Cafe
4.2
Unique orange ciabatta kaya toast. Italian bread studded with orange peel, spread with grainy housemade kaya.
Keng Wah Sung Cafe
Coffee shop
4.3
Over 70 years old and still going strong. Charcoal-grilled toast, housemade Hainanese kaya, and some of the best traditional kopi in Singapore.
Twenty Eight Cafe+ Kopi 1930 National Gallery
Cafe
4.4
Modern Nanyang kopitiam inside the National Gallery. Classic kaya toast with thick housemade kaya, best paired with their traditional sock-brewed kopi.
Mad Roaster
Cafe
4.5
Social enterprise by an ex-lawyer, known for specialty coffee. Their kaya toast on house-baked bread is a modern riff on a classic.
Sin Hoe Huat Cafe
Restaurant
4.5
Family-run cafe since 1968, known for fluffy emperor buns. Try their fragrant kaya and perfectly done soft-boiled eggs.