Fun Toast Menu Card
The Fun Toast menu card is the in-store board and printed card that lists every toast, set, fun meal, delight and drink at a Fun Toast outlet. This guide walks through the whole card section by section, with guide prices, so you can decide before you reach the counter. Fun Toast publishes no full online price list, so the prices here come from menu guides and the in-store card rules.
What’s on the Fun Toast menu card?
The Fun Toast menu card splits into six blocks. First come the toasts and soft buns, then the set versions of the same items, then fun meals, then local delights, then bundle sets, and finally the drinks list with traditional kopi and teh plus premium teas. It reads top to bottom like a classic kopitiam board: breakfast at the top, lunch plates in the middle, drinks at the end.
| Card section | Items | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Toasts and soft buns | 8 items | S$3.30 to S$7.30 |
| Toast sets | 8 sets | S$5.60 to S$9.10 |
| Fun meals | 13 plates | S$5.80 to S$9.60 |
| Local delights | 10 small plates | S$1.80 to S$3.60 |
| Bundle sets | 5 bundles | From S$11.10 |
| Drinks | Traditional and premium teas | S$2.20 to S$3.70 |
What toasts and buns are on the card?
The toast block is the heart of the card. Kaya Butter Toast leads at S$3.30, joined by Min Jiang Kuey Soft Bun and Yuan Yang Soft Bun at the same price. French toast comes three ways: honey butter at S$4.30, ham and cheese at S$4.80, and a full platter at S$7.30. Egg Mayo Toast sits at S$4.80 and Otah Cheese Soft Bun at S$5.00. Each one also appears as a set, which adds eggs and a drink.
| Toast or bun | A la carte | Set | What it is |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kaya Butter Toast | S$3.30 | S$5.80 | Signature kaya and butter on crispy toast. |
| Min Jiang Kuey Soft Bun | S$3.30 | S$5.80 | Soft bun with peanut filling. |
| Yuan Yang Soft Bun | S$3.30 | S$5.80 | Soft bun with kaya and peanut mix. |
| Honey Butter French Toast | S$4.30 | S$5.60 | Sweet french toast with honey and butter. |
| Ham and Cheese French Toast | S$4.80 | S$6.10 | Savoury french toast, ham and melted cheese. |
| Egg Mayo Toast | S$4.80 | S$6.10 | Japanese egg mayo sandwich toast. |
| Otah Cheese Soft Bun | S$5.00 | S$6.30 | Spicy otah with cheese in a soft bun. |
| French Toast Platter | S$7.30 | S$9.10 | Mixed platter for a bigger appetite. |
How to read the set prices
A set on the Fun Toast card means the toast or bun plus two soft-boiled eggs and a drink, and the set price is what you pay for the whole combination. Note the odd one out: the Honey Butter French Toast set at S$5.60 costs less than the Kaya Butter Toast set at S$5.80 in guide prices, even though its a la carte price is higher. That quirk is worth knowing if you are choosing purely on price. One guide lists all sets a little higher, for example the kaya set at S$6.20, and Eatbook’s comparison also puts the Fun Toast set at S$6.20, so expect S$5.80 to S$6.20 at the counter.
What fun meals are on the card?
The fun meal block is the lunch section of the card. Soya sauce chicken and curry chicken each come with rice, chee cheong fun or noodles at S$7.60, and the noodle and rice versions of curry chicken match that price. Laksa is S$7.10, yong tau foo is S$8.10 dry or soup and S$9.10 with laksa or curry, and the BBQ prawn rice at S$9.60 is the priciest plate. The cheapest fun meals are the chee cheong fun, loh mai kai and fan choy plates with two siew mai, all at S$5.80.
| Fun meal | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Soya Sauce Chicken with Rice, Chee Cheong Fun or Noodle | S$7.60 | Pick your base, same price. |
| Curry Chicken with Soft Bun, Rice or Chee Cheong Fun | S$7.60 | Curry version, same bases. |
| Chee Cheong Fun and 2 pcs Siew Mai | S$5.80 | Cheapest fun meal plate. |
| Loh Mai Kai and 2 pcs Siew Mai | S$5.80 | Glutinous rice chicken. |
| Fan Choy and 2 pcs Siew Mai | S$5.80 | Bowl rice with dumplings. |
| Mee Siam | S$5.80 | Tangy, light lunch. |
| Shredded Chicken Soup | S$6.90 | Soup plate. |
| Laksa | S$7.10 | Prawn laksa. |
| Yong Tau Foo | S$8.10 | Laksa or curry S$9.10. |
| Juicy Chicken Cutlet | S$9.00 | Fried cutlet plate. |
| BBQ Prawn with Rice | S$9.60 | Top price on the fun meal block. |
What drinks and delights are on the card?
The bottom of the card holds the small plates and the drinks. Local delights run from S$1.80 for a Char Siew Bao to S$3.60 for chee cheong fun, with handmade chicken bao at S$3.00, kong bak bao at S$2.80, siew mai at S$3.00 for two, and two soft-boiled eggs at S$2.40. Drinks start at S$2.20 for kopi-o or teh-o large, with kopi and teh at S$2.30, kopi-c and teh-c at S$2.40, yuan yang at S$2.50, and gula melaka, almond and ginger teas at S$2.70 to S$2.90. Premium teas like oolong, jasmine rose and osmanthus pu’er sit at S$3.40 to S$3.70.
| Delight or drink | Price | Delight or drink | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Char Siew Bao | S$1.80 | Coffee O, large | S$2.20 |
| 2 Soft Boiled Eggs | S$2.40 | Tea O | S$2.20 |
| Kong Bak Bao | S$2.80 | Coffee, large | S$2.30 |
| Handmade Chicken Bao | S$3.00 | Tea | S$2.30 |
| Siew Mai, 2 pcs | S$3.00 | Coffee C, large | S$2.40 |
| Chee Cheong Fun | S$3.60 | Tea C | S$2.40 |
| Yuan Yang, large | S$2.50 | Organic Oolong | S$3.40 |
| Gula Melaka Coffee, large | S$2.90 | Jasmine Rose | S$3.40 |
| Gula Melaka Tea | S$2.90 | Osmanthus Pu’er | S$3.70 |
Fun Toast menu card FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about the Fun Toast menu card.
What is on the Fun Toast menu card?
The card covers toasts and soft buns, toast sets, fun meals, local delights, bundle sets, and traditional and premium drinks.
How do Fun Toast sets work?
A set pairs a toast or bun with two soft-boiled eggs and a drink. Set prices in guides run S$5.60 to S$9.10, with the kaya butter toast set at S$5.80.
Does the in-store card show the current prices?
Yes, in-store boards and cards carry the current prices, which rule over any guide. Fun Toast publishes no full online price list.
What is the cheapest item on the card?
The Char Siew Bao at S$1.80 in guide prices, followed by 2 Soft Boiled Eggs at S$2.40 and drinks from S$2.20.