Fun Toast Value Meals
Fun Toast value meals start at S$5.60 in older menu guides and from S$5.90 in newer ones, and the chain’s whole pitch is affordable kopitiam food done well. Eatbook scored its value 5 out of 5 in a kaya toast ranking, which is the part that matters most if you eat out every morning. The trick is simple: order the set, not the parts, and let the bundle do the saving for you.
What are the cheapest Fun Toast value meals?
The cheapest full meals at Fun Toast are its toast sets, and four of them sit under S$6 in older guides. Chee Cheong Fun with siew mai at S$5.70 and Mee Siam at S$5.80 are the cheapest non-toast options, which is handy when you want something savoury without toast at all. One caution: newer guides list most sets about S$0.30 to S$0.60 higher, so the cheapest set in a newer guide is S$5.90, not S$5.60.
| Value meal | Reported price | Why it is good value |
|---|---|---|
| Honey Butter French Toast Set | S$5.60 to S$5.90 | Cheapest reported set, sweet and filling. |
| Chee Cheong Fun with 2 pcs Siew Mai | S$5.70 to S$6.20 | Two dishes in one, no toast needed. |
| Kaya Butter Toast Set | S$5.80 to S$6.20 | Toast, eggs and kopi, the classic full breakfast. |
| Min Jiang Kuey Soft Bun Set | S$5.80 | Soft bun set, same set format, different bun. |
| Yuan Yang Soft Bun Set | S$5.80 to S$5.90 | Yuan yang bun set with eggs and a drink. |
| Mee Siam | S$5.80 | Light noodle meal, cheapest noodle option listed. |
| Ham and Cheese French Toast Set | S$6.10 to S$6.40 | Savoury french toast set, still under S$6.50. |
| Egg Mayo Toast Set | S$6.10 to S$6.40 | Egg mayo toast set, good for a heavier breakfast. |
How much do you save with a set?
Fun Toast does not publish a savings claim for its sets, so we did the maths ourselves from the reported a la carte prices in the same guides. On older reported prices, kaya butter toast on its own is S$3.30, two soft-boiled eggs are S$2.40, and a large coffee is S$2.10, which totals S$7.80. The set is S$5.80, so the set saves S$2.00. On newer reported prices, the same three parts are S$3.40, S$2.40 and S$2.30, totalling S$8.10, against a S$6.20 set, a saving of S$1.90. Either way, the set wins by about two dollars, and that adds up fast if you eat there daily.
| Item | Older reported price | Newer reported price |
|---|---|---|
| Kaya butter toast, a la carte | S$3.30 | S$3.40 |
| 2 soft-boiled eggs | S$2.40 | S$2.40 |
| Large coffee | S$2.10 | S$2.30 |
| Total bought separately | S$7.80 | S$8.10 |
| Kaya Butter Toast Set | S$5.80 | S$6.20 |
| Saving with the set | S$2.00 | S$1.90 |
The set math checked
Two things keep this honest. First, the set drink may be a regular kopi or teh rather than a large coffee, so the saving shrinks a little if you compare against a regular drink instead. Second, prices differ by outlet and by guide date, so your outlet’s own a la carte tags are the final check. Even with those caveats, the set beats the parts in both price sets we found, which is why regulars rarely order toast, eggs and coffee separately.
Which value meals suit each time of day?
Value at Fun Toast is not one meal, it shifts with the time of day. Breakfast belongs to the toast sets, lunch belongs to the Fun Meals like soya sauce chicken and curry chicken, and tea time belongs to the cheapest single items, since you are not paying for a full set when you only want a snack. For two people at any time, the Buddy Meal from S$9.30 is the value pick, because it covers two mains and two drinks in one price.
Value picks by time of day
Breakfast: Kaya Butter Toast Set, S$5.80 to S$6.20, or Honey Butter French Toast Set, S$5.60 to S$5.90.
Lunch: Chee Cheong Fun with siew mai, S$5.70 to S$6.20, or a soya sauce chicken Fun Meal, S$7.40 to S$8.10 reported.
Tea time: Char siew bao reported at S$1.30 to S$1.80, or siew mai at S$2.30 to S$3.00, as a light snack.
For two: Buddy Meal from S$9.30, which works out to S$4.65 per person before you count the drinks separately.
That last figure deserves a plain note: S$9.30 divided by two is S$4.65 per person, and that already includes two hot drinks, so it undercuts two separate toast sets by a clear margin. If you and a friend both want toast anyway, the Buddy Meal is the order to ask for first, and if the outlet no longer lists it, two Kaya Butter Toast Sets at S$5.80 to S$6.20 each are still solid value.
Fun Toast value meals FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about Fun Toast value meals.
What is the cheapest Fun Toast value meal?
The cheapest reported set is the Honey Butter French Toast Set at S$5.60 in older guides and from S$5.90 in newer guides, followed by the Kaya Butter Toast Set at S$5.80 to S$6.20.
How much do you save by ordering a Fun Toast set?
On older reported prices, kaya toast S$3.30 plus eggs S$2.40 plus large coffee S$2.10 totals S$7.80 against a S$5.80 set, a S$2.00 saving. On newer prices the same maths gives S$8.10 against a S$6.20 set, a S$1.90 saving.
What is the best value Fun Toast meal for two?
The cheapest listed Buddy Meal for two starts at S$9.30, pairing ham and cheese french toast with kaya butter toast and two hot drinks.
Is Fun Toast good value compared with other kaya toast chains?
Eatbook scored Fun Toast value 5 out of 5 in its kaya toast ranking, the joint best value mark in that comparison, with its set at S$6.20.
Is Fun Toast halal-certified?
No. Eatbook lists Fun Toast as not halal-certified.