Fun Toast Party Packages
Fun Toast party packages do not exist as an official product, as far as any reputable source shows. We checked the official site and the menu guides, and none of them lists a catering menu, a party bundle, or a party room booking. What does exist is a practical way to feed a group from the regular menu: Family Meals for four, Buddy Meals for two, and bulk orders of sets and mains, all priced from reported menu guides.
Does Fun Toast sell party packages?
Plainly put, no, not in any source we could verify. Fun Toast’s own site lists outlets and its kopitiam concept, but no party or catering page turned up, and the reputable menu guides list sets, bundles, Buddy Meals and Family Meals without any party tier. One low-authority guide does list party room packages at S$200 to S$500 with cakes and unlimited drinks, but those figures read like generic filler, they match no Fun Toast source, and we are not repeating them as real prices. If a site tells you Fun Toast sells a S$350 party package, ask it for the source, because we could not find one.
What we verified, and what we did not
Verified in menu guides: Family Meal for 4, Buddy Meals for 2, bundle sets, toast sets, Fun Meals.
Not found anywhere reputable: a catering menu, a party bundle price, a party room booking, or a minimum spend for groups.
What that means for you: plan your group meal as a bulk order of regular items, and call the outlet about seating, since most outlets are mall kopitiam spaces with limited large tables.
What group orders work from the regular menu?
Group ordering at Fun Toast works best in layers: start with the Family Meals if your outlet still lists them, fill gaps with Buddy Meals for pairs, and top up with individual sets and mains. Family Meal A from S$19.98 works out to about S$5.00 per person for four, and Family Meal B from S$33.83 works out to about S$8.46 per person, but both figures come with a big caveat, since the guides do not say what is in either meal. Never order a Family Meal blind for a celebration, ask what it includes first, then compare it with the bulk order below.
| Group option | Reported price | Per person |
|---|---|---|
| Family Meal A for 4 | From S$19.98 | About S$5.00 each, contents not listed, confirm first. |
| Family Meal B for 4 | From S$33.83 | About S$8.46 each, contents not listed, confirm first. |
| Buddy Meal for 2, toast pairing | From S$9.30 | S$4.65 each, two toasts plus two hot drinks. |
| Buddy Meal for 2, chicken rice pairing | From S$14.90 | S$7.45 each, two chicken rice mains plus two hot drinks. |
| 4 Buddy toast pairings for 8 | S$37.20 | S$4.65 each, light option, toast only plus drinks. |
A simple order for eight
Here is a bulk order built only from reported menu prices, with nothing invented. Four Kaya Butter Toast Sets at S$5.80 come to S$23.20, two French Toast Platter Sets at S$9.10 come to S$18.20, two Soya Sauce Chicken with Rice at S$7.40 come to S$14.80, and two Chee Cheong Fun with siew mai at S$5.70 come to S$11.40. The total is S$67.60, which is S$8.45 per person for eight people, with a mix of toast, a sharing-style platter, chicken mains and a light noodle dish. Add drinks only for anyone who did not get one in a set, and add finger food like nuggets at S$5.00 or fries at S$4.30 if kids are at the table.
How should you order for a group?
Order for a group the way kopitiam regulars do: pick the outlet first, then the food. Fun Toast has about 48 outlets per Eatbook, mostly in malls and MRT stations, and seating for a big group is the real constraint, not the menu. Go outside the breakfast rush if you can, send one person to hold tables while the rest order, and order the toast sets first since they are quick, then the mains. For takeaway, ask the outlet about packing and timing, since a large order of toast goes soft if it sits too long, and soya sauce chicken travels better than french toast.
Group ordering checklist
1. Confirm the Family Meal: ask what Meals A and B include before you rely on them.
2. Mix toast and mains: toast sets alone leave hearty eaters hungry, so add chicken or laksa mains.
3. Count drinks once: sets and Buddy Meals already include drinks, so do not double-order.
4. Check dietary needs: Fun Toast is not halal-certified, per Eatbook, so flag that for Muslim guests.
5. Arrive early for big tables: mall outlets fill fast at breakfast and lunch.
Fun Toast party packages FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about Fun Toast party packages.
Does Fun Toast sell party packages?
No official Fun Toast party or catering package was found on its official site or in reputable menu guides. Group ordering works through Family Meals for four, Buddy Meals for two, and bulk orders of regular sets and mains.
How much is a Fun Toast Family Meal for 4?
Menu guides list Family Meal A from S$19.98, down from S$23.50, and Family Meal B from S$33.83, down from S$39.80, but they do not list the contents, so confirm them at the outlet.
How much does a Fun Toast order for eight people cost?
Our sample order for eight from reported menu prices totals S$67.60, or S$8.45 per person, using four kaya sets, two french toast platter sets, two chicken rice mains and two chee cheong fun dishes.
Can you book a Fun Toast outlet for a party?
No party room booking or catering service was found in official or reputable sources. Ask your chosen outlet directly about seating a large group, since outlets are mostly mall kopitiam spaces.
Is Fun Toast halal-certified?
No. Eatbook lists Fun Toast as not halal-certified.