Ya Kun Kaya Toast – Far East Square

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Ya Kun Kaya Toast – Far East Square

Multiple branches all around Singapore make it easy to locate a Ya Kun Kaya Toast, and it really is worth doing so in the morning for a quintessentially Singaporean start to the day. A douse of coconut jam, a slice of toast, kaya, and a strong cup of coffee, kopi, will help you get some energy for your sightseeing.

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