Fun Toast Kids Menu

The Fun Toast kids menu is not a printed menu at all. Fun Toast publishes no kids set, no kids pricing, and no smaller-portion range, so parents build a kids meal from the regular menu instead. The good news is the regular menu is already full of kid-sized food: small steamed baos from S$1.70, soft buns, kaya toast, and chocolate drinks that children actually finish.

Does Fun Toast have a kids menu?

No, Fun Toast has no official kids menu. Its published menu, checked against the official online ordering store, lists no kids section, no kids combo, and no child price for any item. That matters because some third-party menu sites invent kids deals for chains like this, and this guide will not do that. What Fun Toast does have is a regular menu where many items are naturally small, soft, and cheap, which is why families use it as a kids breakfast spot anyway.

What can kids eat at Fun Toast?

Start with the steamed baos and soft buns, since they are soft, easy to hold, and sized for small hands. The Red Bean Bao at S$1.70 is sweet without being overpowering, the Char Siew Bao at S$1.90 is the savoury pick, and the Handmade Chicken Bao at S$3.20 is the most filling of the three. For toast lovers, Kaya Butter Toast at S$3.50 is the classic, and the Yuan Yang Soft Bun at S$3.50 and Min Jiang Kueh Soft Bun at S$3.70 are soft enough for younger kids who struggle with crusty bread.

Small hands, soft buns

Baos win for younger kids for one simple reason: no mess. A steamed bun does not crumble the way toast does, it fits in a small hand, and it cools fast enough to eat soon after ordering. If your child is fussy about fillings, the Red Bean Bao is the safest first try, since the filling is sweet, smooth, and familiar. Save the curry and laksa items for older kids, since those carry real spice.

How much does a kids meal at Fun Toast cost?

Because there is no kids set price, the honest answer is build-your-own math. A small kids meal of one bao and one drink runs S$5.20 to S$7.00. A mid-sized meal with toast and a drink runs S$6.80 to S$8.30. An older kid on a full toast set plus a drink runs S$9.70 to S$10.30. Those totals use regular menu prices, and they beat most fast food kids meals in Singapore while giving you real food instead of a toy box.

What drinks do kids like at Fun Toast?

Chocolate leads the kids drink list. Choco Funtastic at S$3.50 is the plain chocolate pick, Choco Marshmallows at S$3.80 adds the fun topping, and the Iced Choco Peanut Cloud at S$5.00 is the treat version for older kids. For non-chocolate days, Oct Cereal Milk at S$3.50 and Almond Cereal Milk at S$3.80 are milky and gentle, while Honey Lemon at S$3.30 is the lighter, less sweet option. Skip the traditional kopi and teh for young kids, since those are caffeinated, and ask for drinks less sweet if your outlet can adjust it.

Sweet treats, small portions

French toast is the classic kids treat at Fun Toast, but one full plate is a lot for a small child. Share one Honey Butter French Toast between two little kids, or pair half a plate with a bao, and you get the treat without the sugar crash. The same logic works for the chocolate drinks: the small cup is plenty, and the marshmallow version is a sometimes treat, not an everyday order.

What should families know before visiting Fun Toast with kids?

First, Fun Toast is not halal-certified, per Singapore kaya toast guides, and the menu includes pork items like Char Siew Bao, so Muslim families should check items before ordering. Second, seating at mall outlets can be tight at breakfast and lunch peaks, and some outlets limit dining time, so go slightly off peak with young kids when you can. Third, Fun Toast publishes no nutrition figures per item, so this guide lists no calorie counts rather than guessing them. Finally, bring your own water for toddlers, since the smallest drink on the menu still costs S$2.60 and up.

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