Tong Ah Eating House in Chinatown

Best French toast is I have so far. Kaya bring the bread to another level. The colour of Kaya shows how natural it is. Pandan and coconut very pure and not overly sweet. The shop owner is nice, esp when you speak Cantonese.

toast set crispy one taste good. but coffee is not really kaw and so diluted. not so different with others kopitiam store

When you go to Singapore, you need to eat local specialties of Kayang toast, half-boiled eggs, and Teh C! This time, I went to the historic East Asian restaurant near Chinatown, showing the Klook redemption code to easily redeem it, which is convenient and fast. The buildings outside the restaurant are all good for punching in and taking pictures.

Glad to have tasted the famous Kaya Toast in this restaurant ♥️ It’s a little too hot inside and crowded since the restaurant is popular :) Enjoyed their food and even ordered the famous drink with corn bits ;)

The location is not in the iconic building itself but sort of further down across the road. Tasted great! Remember to stir cuz all the condensed milk is on the bottom if you have the teh

Good atmosphere back to old days. Friendly hosts. Interesting seeing their interaction with old customers. Nice food. Good value for money.

Wouldn’t say it’s the best kaya butter toast I’ve ever had but it’s still a decent place to be in considering the owner was friendly. Their tea tasted fine too. Great voucher to use if you’d like to have a hearty local breakfast.

Prefer the Crispy Thin Kaya Toast over the Traditional Kaya Toast. My kids love the Crispy Kaya Toast too! Will visit again.

Voucher is easy to redeem. The price is the same as calling separately. a little less kaya jam. It's okay to eat, it's strange. We recommend that you order tea in the combo instead of coffee. I think the coffee is very good.

good location in Chinatown near Maxwell metro station , easy to redeem by showing QR code to store. Upgrade to iced menu add 0.5 $