Ya Kun Kaya Sandwich, Chinatown, Singapore

Yakun Kaya Sandwich is located in Chinatown. I also enjoyed a meal at a restaurant with the faces of the two chefs, Nick & Tom, hanging on the streets of Chinatown. At Nick & Tom Restaurant, I accidentally ordered a drink called Kopi kpoi, which tasted like sweet iced coffee or a heat-killer, and I realized that Kopi was coffee. Coffee was first brought from Indonesia by the Chinese... They say they learned about coffee through trade with Arabs... Coffee became Kopi and became an essential thing to start the day in Singapore... *********Kopi in Singapore is made from Robusta coffee beans that are roasted at high temperatures using sugar and margarine, which caramelizes the beans and adds a unique flavor. The roasted beans are ground, mixed with hot water, and filtered through a flannel filter. Coffee, a cheap caffeinated beverage, is deeply rooted in Singaporean food culture, so there are various versions unique to Singapore, and even terms used when ordering it. *********** From a searched article At Yakun Kaya Sandwich, you can buy kaya jam and Chinese soy sauce(?) by type. #SingaporeChinatown #KayaToastRestaurant #YakunKayaSandwich