Fun Toast Cheapest Items
The Fun Toast cheapest items start with drinks at S$2.20 and bao at S$1.10 in older guides, and a filling breakfast set can still be had from around S$5.60. Fun Toast is a Singapore kopitiam chain that grew out of the 1941 Hainanese coffeehouse Kheng Nam Hong, and its menu keeps the old-school pricing logic: simple drinks, steamed bao, toast and rice rolls first, pricier mains second.
What are the cheapest drinks at Fun Toast?
The cheapest drinks at Fun Toast are the plain local brews. Tea O and Coffee O Large are both reported at S$2.20, and plain Tea at S$2.30 with Coffee Large at S$2.30 sits just above them. Once milk comes in, Tea C is reported at S$2.40 and Coffee C Large at S$2.40, so the no-milk versions are the real floor of the drinks menu.
| Drink | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Tea O | S$2.20 | Plain tea, no milk, no sugar. |
| Coffee O Large | S$2.20 | Large black local coffee. |
| Tea | S$2.30 | Tea with milk, standard sweetness. |
| Coffee Large | S$2.30 | Large coffee with milk. |
| Tea C | S$2.40 | Tea with evaporated milk. |
| Coffee C Large | S$2.40 | Large coffee with evaporated milk. |
| Gula Melaka Tea | S$2.90 | Palm sugar tea, a step up in price. |
What are the cheapest snacks and bao at Fun Toast?
The cheapest snacks at Fun Toast are the steamed bao and the small plates. An older guide lists Red Bean Bao at S$1.10 and Char Siew Bao at S$1.30, while a newer guide lists Char Siew Bao at S$1.80, so the bao range has clearly moved up over time and the older figures should be read as history, not a promise. Two soft-boiled eggs are reported at S$2.40, and 2 pieces of Siew Mai at S$2.60 in one guide and S$3.00 in another.
| Snack | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Red Bean Bao | S$1.10 | Older guide price, may have risen since. |
| Char Siew Bao | S$1.30 to S$1.80 | Conflict across guides, older vs newer. |
| Kong Bak Bao | S$2.00 to S$2.80 | Conflict across guides, older vs newer. |
| 2 Soft Boiled Eggs | S$2.40 | Classic kopitiam side, pairs with any toast. |
| Siew Mai, 2 pieces | S$2.60 to S$3.00 | Conflict across guides. |
| Handmade Chicken Bao | S$2.80 to S$3.00 | Handmade, slightly dearer than plain bao. |
What is the cheapest breakfast set at Fun Toast?
The cheapest breakfast set at Fun Toast is the Honey Butter French Toast Set, reported from S$5.60 in one guide and S$5.90 in another. The signature Kaya Butter Toast Set is reported from S$5.80 to S$6.20, and it is the set most regulars order: toast, eggs and a drink in one tray. If you build your own set instead, Kaya Butter Toast at S$3.30 plus 2 soft-boiled eggs at S$2.40 comes to S$5.70 before a drink, so the set price is genuinely competitive.
| Breakfast set | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Honey Butter French Toast Set | From S$5.60 | Cheapest reported set, S$5.60 to S$5.90 across guides. |
| Kaya Butter Toast Set | From S$5.80 | Signature set, S$5.80 to S$6.20 across guides. |
| Min Jiang Kuey Soft Bun Set | S$5.80 | Peanut and kaya soft bun set. |
| Yuan Yang Soft Bun Set | S$5.80 | Kaya and peanut butter soft bun set. |
| Egg Mayo Toast Set | S$6.10 to S$6.40 | Japanese egg mayo filling, with drink and eggs. |
Soft-Boiled Eggs and Toast
Soft-boiled eggs and toast is the cheapest honest breakfast at Fun Toast if you skip the set menu: eggs at S$2.40 and Kaya Butter Toast at S$3.30 gives you the full kopitiam ritual for S$5.70, and you can add a Tea O at S$2.20 to finish it. It is also the combination the chain was built on, so it rarely disappoints.
What is the cheapest full meal at Fun Toast?
The cheapest full meal at Fun Toast is Chee Cheong Fun, reported at S$3.30 to S$3.60 on its own, or S$5.60 to S$6.20 with 2 pieces of Siew Mai. That is a proper plate of food for under S$6, which is rare in a mall kopitiam. The next step up is the Soya Sauce Chicken with Rice or Chee Cheong Fun, reported at S$7.40 to S$7.60 in older guides and S$8.10 in a newer one, so expect the mains to have moved since the older guides were written.
| Meal | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Chee Cheong Fun | S$3.30 to S$3.60 | Rice rolls, cheapest full plate. |
| Chee Cheong Fun and 2 pcs Siew Mai | S$5.60 to S$6.20 | Best cheap filling combo. |
| Loh Mai Kai and 2 pcs Siew Mai | S$5.80 to S$6.50 | Glutinous rice with chicken, plus dumplings. |
| Soya Sauce Chicken with Rice | S$7.40 to S$8.10 | Signature main, price has risen across guides. |
| Yong Tau Foo | S$7.60 to S$8.40 | Stuffed beancurd and vegetables, soup or dry. |
Fun Toast cheapest items FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about the cheapest items at Fun Toast.
What is the cheapest item at Fun Toast?
The cheapest reported items are the Red Bean Bao at S$1.10 and the Char Siew Bao at S$1.30 in older guides, though a newer guide lists Char Siew Bao at S$1.80. Among drinks, Tea O and Coffee O Large are reported at S$2.20.
What is the cheapest breakfast set at Fun Toast?
The Honey Butter French Toast Set is reported from S$5.60 to S$5.90, and the Kaya Butter Toast Set from S$5.80 to S$6.20, depending on the guide and outlet.
Why do Fun Toast prices differ across guides?
Fun Toast publishes no full online price list, so guides record prices at different times and outlets. Treat every price here as a reported price and check the in-store tag.
What is the cheapest full meal at Fun Toast?
Chee Cheong Fun on its own is reported at S$3.30 to S$3.60, and Chee Cheong Fun with 2 pieces of Siew Mai at S$5.60 to S$6.20, making it one of the cheapest filling meals on the menu.