Fun Toast Menu
The Fun Toast menu is a Singapore kopitiam menu built around kaya butter toast from S$3.30, toast sets from S$5.60, and hearty fun meals from S$5.80. It started life in 1941 as Kheng Nam Hong, and the rebrand kept the old-school core: crispy toast, soft buns, soya sauce chicken, and properly brewed kopi and teh.
What’s on the Fun Toast menu?
The Fun Toast menu covers five clear groups: toasts and soft buns, toast sets with eggs and a drink, fun meals like soya sauce chicken and laksa, local delights like bao and siew mai, and a long traditional drinks list. It works as a breakfast stop, a quick lunch, or a tea break, and most items sit under S$10, which is why office crowds keep coming back.
| Category | What you’ll find | Price guide |
|---|---|---|
| Toasts and soft buns | Kaya butter toast, Min Jiang Kuey bun, Yuan Yang bun, French toast, Egg Mayo toast, Otah cheese bun | S$3.30 to S$7.30 |
| Toast sets | Toast or bun with 2 soft-boiled eggs and a drink | S$5.60 to S$9.10 |
| Fun meals | Soya sauce chicken, curry chicken, laksa, yong tau foo, chicken cutlet | S$5.80 to S$9.60 |
| Local delights | Bao, siew mai, chee cheong fun, loh mai kai, fan choy | S$1.80 to S$3.60 |
| Bundle sets | Meal plus drink bundles | From S$11.10 |
| Drinks | Kopi, teh, traditional teas, premium teas | S$2.20 to S$3.70 |
How much do Fun Toast toasts and sets cost?
Fun Toast toasts cost S$3.30 to S$7.30 a la carte in the guide prices, and the matching sets run S$5.60 to S$9.10. The cheapest regulars are the Kaya Butter Toast, Min Jiang Kuey Soft Bun and Yuan Yang Soft Bun, all at S$3.30, while the French Toast Platter at S$7.30 is the top of the toast range. One guide lists the same toasts a little higher, for example Kaya Butter Toast at S$3.40 and Ham and Cheese French Toast at S$5.10, so treat these as guide prices, not a promise.
| Toast or bun | A la carte | Set |
|---|---|---|
| Kaya Butter Toast | S$3.30 | S$5.80 |
| Min Jiang Kuey Soft Bun | S$3.30 | S$5.80 |
| Yuan Yang Soft Bun | S$3.30 | S$5.80 |
| Honey Butter French Toast | S$4.30 | S$5.60 |
| Ham and Cheese French Toast | S$4.80 | S$6.10 |
| Egg Mayo Toast | S$4.80 | S$6.10 |
| Otah Cheese Soft Bun | S$5.00 | S$6.30 |
| French Toast Platter | S$7.30 | S$9.10 |
Kaya Butter Toast, the signature
The Kaya Butter Toast is the order to start with: crispy toasted bread, fragrant homemade kaya, and a slab of butter, usually with two soft-boiled eggs and kopi in the set. Eatbook’s recent kaya toast comparison priced the Fun Toast set at S$6.20 and praised its generous kaya and balanced kopi, while noting the butter arrived cold and the eggs ran runnier than some like. Either way, it is the classic Fun Toast breakfast.
What fun meals and local delights can you order?
Fun Toast fun meals are proper lunch plates, not snacks. Soya sauce chicken and curry chicken come with rice, chee cheong fun or noodles at S$7.60 in the guide prices, laksa sits at S$7.10, and yong tau foo at S$8.10, with laksa or curry versions at S$9.10. The small plates are where the value hides: chee cheong fun with two siew mai at S$5.80, loh mai kai or fan choy with siew mai at S$5.80, and single bao from S$1.80.
| Fun meal or delight | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Soya Sauce Chicken with Rice, Chee Cheong Fun or Noodle | S$7.60 | Signature chicken, three bases. |
| Curry Chicken with Soft Bun, Rice or Chee Cheong Fun | S$7.60 | Curry version of the same plate. |
| Chee Cheong Fun and 2 pcs Siew Mai | S$5.80 | Light, cheap, classic pairing. |
| Loh Mai Kai and 2 pcs Siew Mai | S$5.80 | Glutinous rice chicken with dumplings. |
| Fan Choy and 2 pcs Siew Mai | S$5.80 | Rice in a bowl with dumplings. |
| Mee Siam | S$5.80 | Tangy vermicelli, good lunch pick. |
| Laksa | S$7.10 | Prawn laksa in guide prices. |
| Yong Tau Foo, dry or soup | S$8.10 | Laksa or curry version S$9.10. |
| BBQ Prawn with Rice | S$9.60 | Priciest fun meal in guides. |
| Juicy Chicken Cutlet | S$9.00 | Fried cutlet plate. |
| Shredded Chicken Soup | S$6.90 | Lighter soup option. |
| Chee Cheong Fun | S$3.60 | Plain rice rolls. |
| Handmade Chicken Bao | S$3.00 | Steamed chicken bun. |
| Char Siew Bao | S$1.80 | Cheapest bun on the card. |
| Kong Bak Bao | S$2.80 | Braised pork belly bun. |
| 2 Soft Boiled Eggs | S$2.40 | Add-on to any toast. |
What drinks does Fun Toast serve?
Fun Toast drinks run from S$2.20 for a large kopi-o to S$3.70 for premium teas. The traditional list covers kopi, kopi-c, kopi-o, teh, teh-c and teh-o, plus yuan yang, gula melaka coffee and tea, almond tea and ginger tea. The premium tea shelf adds oolong, jasmine rose, pomegranate oolong, osmanthus pu’er, snowpear black tea and strawberry green tea at S$3.40 to S$3.70. If you want the classic pairing, order kopi with your kaya toast set and ask for it less sweet if you like it strong.
| Drink | Price | Drink | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coffee O, large | S$2.20 | Tea O | S$2.20 |
| Coffee, large | S$2.30 | Tea | S$2.30 |
| Coffee C, large | S$2.40 | Tea C | S$2.40 |
| Yuan Yang, large | S$2.50 | Ginger Tea O | S$2.70 |
| Gula Melaka Coffee, large | S$2.90 | Ginger Tea | S$2.80 |
| Gula Melaka Tea | S$2.90 | Almond Tea | S$2.90 |
| Organic Oolong | S$3.40 | Jasmine Rose | S$3.40 |
| Strawberry Green Tea | S$3.40 | Pomegranate Oolong Tea | S$3.70 |
| Osmanthus Pu’er | S$3.70 | Snowpear Black Tea | S$3.70 |
Where can I find Fun Toast in Singapore?
Fun Toast outlets cluster in the city centre and in malls, with most opening around 7am or 7.30am and closing between 6pm and 7.30pm. The best-known spots are Suntec City, Lucky Chinatown on New Bridge Road, Raffles Place, Marina One, Bugis MRT, Dhoby Ghaut MRT, City Square Mall, and Kallang Wave Mall. Hours vary by outlet, and some close earlier on weekends, so check the outlet page on funtoast.com.sg before a late visit. Guides also report Fun Toast on GrabFood and Foodpanda, though delivery coverage depends on the outlet.
| Outlet | Address | Typical hours |
|---|---|---|
| Suntec City | 3 Temasek Blvd, #01-432A | 7.30am to 7.30pm, Sat 8am to 8pm |
| Lucky Chinatown | 211 New Bridge Rd, #01-10 to 14 | 7.30am to 7.30pm, Fri to Sun to 8.30pm |
| Raffles Place | 1 Raffles Pl, #B1-02 | 6.45am to 6.30pm, Sat 8.15am to 4pm |
| Marina One | 5 Straits View, B2-45A, The Heart | 7am to 4.30pm weekdays |
| Bugis MRT | 191 Rochor Rd, B2-06 | 7am to 6.30pm, weekends 9am to 5.30pm |
| Dhoby Ghaut MRT | 11 Orchard Rd, B1-20 | 7.30am to 7pm, weekends 8.30am to 6pm |
| City Square Mall | 180 Kitchener Rd, #04-30 and 48 | 8.30am to 7.30pm daily |
| Kallang Wave Mall | 1 Stadium Pl, #01-39 | 8am to 7.30pm, Sat to 8.30pm |
| Raffles Hospital | 585 N Bridge Rd, #02-02 | 7am to 6.30pm |
| Lot One | 21 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, #04-03 and 04 | 9am to 9pm, weekends 8am to 9pm |
Fun Toast menu FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about the Fun Toast menu.
How much does the Fun Toast kaya butter toast set cost?
Guides list the Kaya Butter Toast Set at S$5.80, while Eatbook’s recent kaya toast comparison lists the Fun Toast set at S$6.20. Expect around S$5.80 to S$6.20 and check the in-store menu.
What is Fun Toast known for?
Fun Toast, founded in 1941 as Kheng Nam Hong, is known for kaya butter toast and soft buns, soya sauce chicken meals, chee cheong fun, and traditional kopi and teh.
Is Fun Toast halal-certified?
No. Singapore guides list Fun Toast as not halal-certified, and the menu includes ham, char siew and kong bak items.
Does Fun Toast publish nutrition information?
No. Fun Toast does not publish per-item nutrition figures, so this guide shows nutrition as not published rather than guessing numbers.
Can you order Fun Toast for delivery?
Guides report Fun Toast on GrabFood and Foodpanda, but availability varies by outlet, so check the apps for your area.
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