Fun Toast Breakfast Menu

The Fun Toast breakfast menu is the morning end of the regular Fun Toast card: toast sets with eggs and kopi, soft buns, and small plates like chee cheong fun and bao. Fun Toast publishes no separate breakfast menu, so this guide covers the items regulars actually order in the morning, with guide prices and opening hours. If you want the classic Singapore breakfast, this is the whole story in one place.

What’s on the Fun Toast breakfast menu?

The Fun Toast breakfast menu covers three groups: toast sets, soft bun sets, and morning small plates. A set means the toast or bun plus two soft-boiled eggs and a drink, usually kopi or teh. The small plates fill the gaps: chee cheong fun, loh mai kai, fan choy, siew mai and bao, all cheap enough to add to any set. Fun meals like soya sauce chicken and laksa are also served from opening at most outlets, so a late breakfast can easily turn into an early lunch.

How much does a Fun Toast breakfast set cost?

Fun Toast breakfast sets cost S$5.60 to S$9.10 in guide prices. The cheapest set is the Honey Butter French Toast Set at S$5.60, followed by the Kaya Butter Toast Set, Min Jiang Kuey Soft Bun Set and Yuan Yang Soft Bun Set at S$5.80 each. Ham and Cheese French Toast and Egg Mayo Toast sets sit at S$6.10, the Otah Cheese Soft Bun Set at S$6.30, and the French Toast Platter Set tops the list at S$9.10. One guide lists the sets higher across the board, for example the kaya set at S$6.20, and Eatbook’s recent comparison also puts the Fun Toast set at S$6.20, so budget S$5.80 to S$6.20 for the classic set.

Kaya Toast Set vs French Toast Set

Pick the Kaya Butter Toast Set if you want the classic: crispy toast, fragrant kaya, butter, runny eggs and kopi, at S$5.80 in guides. Pick the Honey Butter French Toast Set if you want something sweeter and, oddly, cheaper, at S$5.60 in guides despite its higher a la carte price. The kaya set wins on tradition and on Eatbook’s praise for its generous kaya and balanced kopi, while the french toast set wins on price and on sweetness. Either way, you get eggs and a drink included, so the set beats ordering the parts separately.

What are the best breakfast picks?

The best Fun Toast breakfast picks depend on how hungry you are. For the classic morning, order the Kaya Butter Toast Set and add nothing. For a sweet start, take the Honey Butter French Toast Set. For a savoury morning, the Ham and Cheese French Toast Set or Egg Mayo Toast Set at S$6.10 both work, and the Otah Cheese Soft Bun Set at S$6.30 adds a spicy kick. If you want more food without a full lunch plate, add chee cheong fun at S$3.60, a handmade chicken bao at S$3.00, or two siew mai at S$3.00. A set plus one small plate lands around S$8.60 to S$9.10 in guide prices, which is a solid breakfast by any measure.

When is breakfast served at Fun Toast?

Breakfast at Fun Toast starts at opening, because the toast sets and delights are on the regular card all day. Most outlets open at 7am or 7.30am on weekdays, with Raffles Place and OUE Link opening at 6.45am, and Marina One at 7am on weekdays only. Weekend openings run later: Suntec City from 8am, Bugis MRT from 9am, City Square Mall from 8.30am, and Lot One from 8am. Closing times vary from 4.30pm at Marina One to 9pm at Lot One, so the morning crowd is safe everywhere, but a late breakfast needs a quick check of your outlet’s hours on funtoast.com.sg.

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