Butter Bean Menu
The butter bean menu is a modern Nanyang cafe menu from the BreadTalk Group: four main sets, eight thick toasts, sandwiches, kopi and teh, speciality drinks, and cupcakes. Main sets are reported at S$9.70 each in recent listings, toasts start at S$2.20, and kopi starts at S$2.20. This hub covers every section, with outlet details and first order picks.
What is on the Butter Bean menu?
The butter bean menu is a cheerful Nanyang cafe menu with six parts: main sets, toasts, sandwiches, speciality drinks, kopi and teh, and cupcakes. Butter Bean is a BreadTalk Group concept that opened at Funan Mall in August 2020, and it takes familiar local plates and gives them a modern twist. The four main sets are the heart of the menu, each reported at S$9.70 in the most recent listings, and the Laksa Love set is the one reviewers mention most, with a rich laksa broth, noodles, and a molten egg.
| Main set | Reported price | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Curry on Sunshine | S$9.70 | Chicken cutlet with creamy curry, and you pick your spice level. |
| Braise Me Up | S$9.70 | Braised meat set, a comfort plate with local flavours. |
| Laksa Love | S$9.70 | Laksa with noodles and a molten egg, the most reviewed set. |
| Hey You Hae Mee | S$9.70 | Prawn noodle inspired set with a Butter Bean twist. |
Older listings priced these same sets at S$8.00, so the S$9.70 figure reflects the more recent reports. Prices vary by outlet and over time, so confirm in store before you order.
What do Butter Bean toasts and sandwiches cost?
Toasts are the budget end of the menu, and they come as inch thick open faced toast in eight flavours. Recent listings put Butter Sugar toast at S$2.20, BB’s Kaya and Milky Milo toasts at S$2.40, and the rest between S$3.10 and S$4.20. Sandwiches cost more: the battered fish fillet and crispy fried chicken sandwiches are reported at S$7.70 each, and the basic ham and cheese at S$7.50. Older listings priced sandwiches near S$9.90, so sandwich prices have moved around, and the recent figures are the ones to plan around.
| Toast | Reported price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Butter Sugar Toast | S$2.20 | Cheapest toast on recent listings. |
| BB’s Kaya Toast | S$2.40 | The signature kaya and butter toast. |
| Milky Milo Toast | S$2.40 | Sweet Milo toast, a kids favourite. |
| PB and J Toast | S$3.10 | Peanut butter and jam on thick toast. |
| Flossy Chick Toast | S$3.10 | Chicken floss toast, sweet and savoury. |
| Cheeky Choco Toast | S$3.10 | Chocolate toast for a sweet tooth. |
| Say Cheese Toast | S$3.20 | Savoury cheese toast. |
| Omu Cheese Toast | S$4.20 | Omelette and cheese toast, the most filling toast. |
| Sandwich | Reported price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| B.F.F Battered Fish Fillet Sandwich | S$7.70 | Crispy fish fillet sandwich. |
| C.F.C Crispy Fried Chicken Sandwich | S$7.70 | Crispy fried chicken sandwich, a cafe favourite. |
| Basic Ham and Cheese Sandwich | S$7.50 | Simple ham and cheese sandwich. |
Drinks Worth The Trip
The drinks menu is where Butter Bean shows its Nanyang roots with a modern edge. The BBrûlée Kopi Latte layers salted cream foam with torched sugar over traditional style kopi, and the G.M. Kopi Bliss leans on gula melaka. Both are reported at S$3.80, as are BB Rose and Lychee Orange Tea. Classic kopi and teh stay cheap: Kopi O starts at S$2.20 for a regular hot cup, and Kopi, Kopi C, Teh, and Teh C start at S$2.40. Iced Kopi and Teh Lattes are reported at S$3.10 cold.
| Drink | Reported price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kopi O (hot regular / large / cold) | S$2.20 / S$2.80 / S$2.80 | Classic black kopi. |
| Kopi, Kopi C, Teh, Teh C (hot regular) | S$2.40 | Large hot cups reported at S$3.00, cold at S$3.00. |
| Iced Kopi / Teh Latte | S$3.10 | Cold only in recent listings. |
| BBrûlée Kopi / Teh Latte | S$3.80 | Salted cream foam, torched sugar top. |
| G.M. Kopi / Teh Bliss | S$3.80 | Gula melaka flavoured iced drink. |
| BB Rose, Lychee Orange Tea | S$3.80 | Floral and fruity coolers. |
Where are the Butter Bean outlets?
Recent coverage names three outlets: Funan Mall on North Bridge Road, VivoCity at HarbourFront, and The Seletar Mall in Sengkang. Funan was the launch outlet in August 2020, a bright yellow space seating around 45 diners, and it remains the best known location. Outlet lists change over time, and opening hours differ by mall, so check the mall directory or the outlet before you travel, especially if you are heading to Seletar, which is the furthest out of the three.
| Outlet | Address reported | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Funan Mall | 109 North Bridge Rd, #01-01, Singapore 179105 | Launch outlet, bright yellow Nanyang cafe interior. |
| VivoCity | 1 HarbourFront Walk, #01-207, Singapore 098585 | HarbourFront mall outlet. |
| The Seletar Mall | 33 Sengkang West Ave, #01-07/08, Singapore 797653 | Sengkang outlet, popular with families. |
What should you order first at Butter Bean?
Order a main set plus a toast and a kopi, and you have the full Butter Bean experience in one visit. Laksa Love is the safest first main, Curry on Sunshine suits diners who want something milder with a spice choice, and BB’s Kaya toast with a BBrûlée Kopi Latte is the classic Nanyang pairing with a twist. For dessert, the cupcake sets are reported at S$10.30 for four pieces and S$15.30 for six, which works well for sharing. Butter Bean has also been described as a halal-certified concept in food coverage, so it suits mixed groups, but confirm the current status at your outlet if certification matters to you.
| Cupcake set | Reported price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 4 Piece Cupcake Set | S$10.30 | Good for two to share. |
| 6 Piece Cupcake Set | S$15.30 | Better value per piece for a group. |
My pick: Laksa Love with a BB’s Kaya toast on the side and an iced kopi latte. It covers the signature main, the signature toast, and the signature drink style in one order, and it stays under the cost of two mains.
Butter Bean Menu Singapore FAQ
Straight answers on butter bean menu.
What is Butter Bean Singapore?
Butter Bean is a halal-certified Nanyang coffee concept from the BreadTalk Group, launched at Funan Mall in August 2020. It serves modern takes on local favourites: main sets, thick toasts, sandwiches, kopi and teh, and cupcakes.
How much is a Butter Bean main set?
Main sets are reported at S$9.70 each in the most recent menu listings, up from S$8.00 in older listings. The four main sets are Curry on Sunshine, Braise Me Up, Laksa Love, and Hey You Hae Mee.
What is the cheapest item at Butter Bean?
Butter Sugar toast, reported at S$2.20, is the cheapest item in recent listings, followed by BB’s Kaya toast and Milky Milo toast at S$2.40. Kopi O starts at S$2.20 for a regular hot cup.
Is Butter Bean halal?
Yes, Butter Bean has been described as a halal-certified concept in food coverage of its Ramadan and Hari Raya menus. If certification matters to you, confirm the current status at your outlet before you order.
Where are Butter Bean outlets in Singapore?
Outlets reported in recent coverage include Funan Mall, VivoCity, and The Seletar Mall. Outlet lists change over time, so confirm your outlet before you visit.
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