A Meaningful Breakfast At Ya Kun Kaya Toast Mall of Asia

 Ya Kun Kaya Toast Mall of Asia

Like you, I am captivated whenever I meet people who are enthusiastic about their profession.

Ya Kun Kaya Toast Mall of Asia

A courteous staff member at Ya Kun Kaya Mall of Asia demonstrated this by performing the conventional pulling and pouring technique with flair, which he claims "brings out the tea's body to perfection."

Ya Kun Kaya Toast Mall of Asia's 

Classic Pulled Tea or Teh Tarik served with condensed milk: Foamy and Frosty!

Unlike its Singaporean sibling, Ya Kun Kaya at 313@Somerset, which prohibited photo-ops of any kind...

                                             Ya Kun Kaya Toast at 313@ Somerset Mall, Singapore

I was relieved that Ya Kun Kaya Toast personnel in the Mall of Asia didn't impose similarly rigorous rules.

Bala & Tutapel @ Ya Kun Kaya Toast Mall of Asia

Ya Kun Kaya Toast Mall of Asia

The thought of anything other than soft-boiled eggs, toasted bread with kaya, and teh tarik made my mouth water. After looking through the menu, I decided that the Value Set Meal G would serve my craving best.

Ya Kun Kaya Toast Mall of Asia

Value Set Meal G: Cheezy French Toast with Kaya (Php 150)

Unlike Kopi Roti, another renowned Singaporean Food Chain, where the eggs are seasoned for you, Ya Kun Kaya delivers plain eggs without any condiments, possibly to allow you to manage the pepper and sweet soy sauce. Yet, I prefer seasoned eggs over unseasoned ones.

After all, even this seemingly insignificant matter necessitates some level of knowledge. In any case, I appreciated how a simple pair of plain eggs were brought to life by adding some pepper and soy.

Ya Kun Kaya Toast Mall of Asia's Soft-Boiled Eggs

Ya Kun Kaya's Cheezy French Toast was, as promised, excellent and filling, especially when dipped in the restaurant's best-selling Kaya spread. Although my bread was tasty, a basic toast with vast slabs of butter is the most excellent complement to kaya.

Ya Kun Kaya Toast Mall of Asia's Cheezy French Toast with Kaya

Conversely, Bala was not in the mood for Singaporean breakfast and instead chose Ya Kun Kaya's newest Claypot Rice Meal: Sa Po Fan! When I scooped a sample, it tasted like our own adobo but with distinct spices that were noticeable in each bite.

Ya Kun Kaya Toast Mall of Asia's Sa Po Fan Claypot Meal (Php 140)

Are you ready to try a Ya Kun Kaya Feast and go on a tasty adventure?

I highly recommend looking at their menu before you go, whether having a brunch party or just wanting to satisfy your hunger. Before diving into a dining experience, knowing what you can order is always a good idea.

Ya Kun Kaya Toast Mall of Asia Menu # 1

Ya Kun Kaya Toast Mall of Asia Menu # 2

And if you can't wait to make your own Singaporean breakfast, you should bring some Kaya Jars back to give your breakfast a more authentic feel.

Authentic Ya Kun Kaya Jars 

Big Kaya Jar: Php 210

Kaya Jar Gift Pack: Php 250

Ya Kun Kaya Toast Philippines
Branches:
SM Mall of Asia
NAIA Terminal 2
Robinson's Place Manila
FERN Bldg., Escriva Drive, Ortigas