Fun Toast Secret Menu
The Fun Toast secret menu is a search term with a plain answer: Fun Toast has no official secret menu. There is no hidden board, no code-word item, and nothing on the official site that works like one. What does exist is a short list of specials a menu guide names as best sellers, plus the custom twists regulars ask for at the counter. This guide covers both, and flags clearly which is which.
Does Fun Toast have a secret menu?
No, Fun Toast does not have a secret menu. The official site at funtoast.com.sg lists outlets and the brand story, which goes back to Kheng Nam Hong in 1941, but it publishes no hidden items and no secret ordering list. Menu guides that cover Fun Toast also list only the regular card: toasts, sets, fun meals, delights and drinks. Any page that claims a confirmed secret price list for Fun Toast is guessing, and this guide will not do that. The honest version of a Fun Toast secret menu is the specials and tweaks below, each marked as reported or custom, never as official.
| Claim | Verdict | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Official Fun Toast secret menu | Does not exist | Nothing on the official site or in guides. |
| Guide-reported specials | Reported, not official | Named by one menu guide as best sellers, no prices given. |
| Custom twists at the counter | Possible | Kopi style, butter, egg doneness, swaps, outlet permitting. |
| Regular menu as fallback | Confirmed range | Full card with guide prices, in-store prices rule. |
What are the quiet favourites regulars order?
One menu guide names three items among Fun Toast best sellers that rarely make the headlines: Soya Sauce Chicken with Chili Crab Sauce Toast, Salted Egg Yolk Lava Toast, and Durian Toast. These read like creative toast specials built on the regular menu, a savoury chicken toast, a molten salted egg toast, and a durian toast for the brave. The catch is that no source publishes prices for them, and they do not appear on the standard menu card in guides, so availability almost certainly varies by outlet and by season. Treat them as things to ask about, not things to count on, and ask the price before you order.
| Reported special | Price | What it sounds like |
|---|---|---|
| Soya Sauce Chicken with Chili Crab Sauce Toast | Not published | Signature chicken with a chilli crab twist on toast. |
| Salted Egg Yolk Lava Toast | Not published | Toast with molten salted egg yolk filling. |
| Durian Toast | Not published | Durian spread toast, for durian fans only. |
What custom twists can you ask for?
The most reliable Fun Toast secret menu is the one you build yourself at the counter. Kopitiam ordering has always allowed tweaks, and Fun Toast outlets are no different. Ask for kopi less sweet or with less milk, kopi-o or kopi-c instead of the default, extra butter on your kaya toast, eggs cooked a touch longer if you dislike runny yolks, or a bun swapped for toast in a set. None of these are official menu items, and not every outlet will agree to every tweak at busy hours, but they are the requests regulars actually make, and they cost nothing extra in most cases.
| Twist | How to ask | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kopi sweetness | Less sweet | Say kurang manis or less sugar. |
| Kopi style | Kopi-o, kopi-c | Black or evaporated milk versions, S$2.20 to S$2.40 large. |
| Yuan yang swap | Tea-coffee mix | Yuan yang large S$2.50 in guides. |
| Extra butter | Extra butter | On kaya toast, outlet permitting. |
| Egg doneness | Cooked longer | If you dislike runny yolks. |
| Toast or bun swap | Swap in set | Swap the toast for a soft bun in a set. |
Toast combos worth trying
The best combo trick is pairing across the card: a Kaya Butter Toast set plus a side of handmade chicken bao at S$3.00, or a Honey Butter French Toast at S$4.30 with a Chee Cheong Fun at S$3.60 for a sweet and savoury mix. Both combos stay under S$10 in guide prices, and both use items every outlet carries. If you are with a friend, order one toast set and one fun meal plate to share, and you will taste most of the card for about S$13 to S$15.
Fun Toast secret menu FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about the Fun Toast secret menu.
Does Fun Toast have a secret menu?
No. Fun Toast publishes no official secret or hidden menu. The items here are specials reported by a menu guide and custom twists regulars ask for, not an official hidden list.
What are the Fun Toast specials guides mention?
A guide lists Soya Sauce Chicken with Chili Crab Sauce Toast, Salted Egg Yolk Lava Toast and Durian Toast among Fun Toast best sellers. No prices are published for them, so ask at the counter.
Can you customise a Fun Toast order?
Yes, within the regular menu: kopi sweetness and style, extra butter, egg doneness, and toast or bun swaps are the usual requests, subject to the outlet.
What should you order if the specials are not available?
Order the regular range instead: Kaya Butter Toast Set at S$5.80 in guides, Soya Sauce Chicken with Rice at S$7.60, and Chee Cheong Fun with Siew Mai at S$5.80.