YY Kafei Dian

Singapore is ready to go Google ‘Singapore Breakfast’ Jumped out of "Happy Garden" Located in the Civic District of Singapore Nearby is Chime Square There were many people when we were seated Mostly locals It is one of the famous shops among locals in Singapore. The store is bright and simple no special decoration Ordered kaya bread, donuts, milk tea, and coffee And my favorite fried rice noodles + fish cakes + poached eggs It’s different from Akun’s toast yy presents toast Spread a thick layer of kaya paste in the middle Kaya sauce is a unique sweet sauce from Nanyang Made with pandan leaves + sugar + eggs + coconut milk Sweet and fragrant with coconut and pandan leaves Crispy bread crust Soft and fluffy inside When served, there is a piece of iced cream in the middle. When the cream melts in your mouth Sweet flavor mixed with coconut milk It’s so delicious~ Address: 37 Beach Rd, #01-01, Singapore 189678 Business hours: Monday to Friday 7:30 - 21:30; Saturday and Sunday 8:00 - 21:30 How to get there: Take the East-West Line or the North-South Line of the MRT Get off at City Hall Station (code EW13/NS25) Go straight from Exit C to North Bridge Road and walk to Beach Road in about 5 minutes

I came to Hainan's time-honored coffee shop to buy Nyonya cakes in the morning. There were already many people queuing up in front of me to buy breakfast. I ordered two kaya toasts 🍞, one coconut shredded glutinous rice cake, two Lopes (glutinous rice coconut sugar cake), a cup of coffee and a cup of milk tea. The other side of the store sells fried rice noodles, and many people also come to take away.

Early in the morning, I came to queue up before the door opened. My colleague brought foreign customers here, and I had already ordered breakfast ✌ This morning, I let foreign customers experience Singapore's traditional breakfast. They are not used to half-cooked eggs, but they like toasted kaya butter bread. They drank traditional Hainan coffee, milk tea and iced coffee, and they praised it and were surprised that the price was so cheap. I also let them try Singapore's traditional snacks and Malay cakes. Because it was too early, many cakes had not arrived yet, so they only tried curry puffs, Malay cakes Lopes and toasted cassava cakes. I also ordered a plate of fried rice noodles for them to try. After breakfast, we set off for Changi International Airport.

Nice chicken rice, must try the donuts. The only problem is that it is crowded during lunch so you might have trouble finding a seat.

The main local flavor, I have never eaten toast before, it's my first time trying it, but I love it