KILLINEY @ 67 KILLINEY ROAD

Where do locals in Singapore go for breakfast? A cheap breakfast option A main course + drink set meal usually costs no more than 5 SGD The price is very reasonable for Singapore 80% of the people who come here are locals Laksa I have always loved laksa, and this one is better in terms of value for money. The coconut milk flavor is a little less interesting, but it is cheap 🍞Kaya butter toast There are several different options for toast, don’t choose the fried egg one, the most ordered one is the best ☕️Coffee Well, I always think that Singapore’s coffee is a rich version of Nestle It’s not amazing, but it’s cheap and comfortable to eat, and you can also feel the breakfast atmosphere of the locals, that’s enough

The signature kaya toast with half-boiled eggs and Nanyang coffee/tea is the most classic traditional breakfast in Singapore. ✔️Bread Toast, 1.3 SGD The white toast is baked on the charcoal grill until the surface is golden but not brown; spread with kaya paste made from coconut milk, eggs and pandan; stuffed with a piece of frozen butter, the heat will quickly melt it. First smell the slightly burnt wheat aroma, refreshing coconut aroma and natural sweet aroma. The one-point crispy and nine-point soft toast is wrapped with fragrant and non-greasy butter, and the tip of the tongue slides over the rich kaya paste, and finally completely blends into one. If you ignore the calories, I want to eat it for breakfast, afternoon tea, and supper. ✔️Soft Boiled Egg, 0.9 SGD Half-boiled eggs and Nanyang coffee are the best companions for coffee toast. The bursting raw and tender egg yolk, the translucent smooth egg white, and a little bit of dark soy sauce and pepper to enhance the flavor. You can drink it directly or dip it with kaya toast. The salty, sweet and mellow mixture of flavors is even better.

This is a long-established breakfast shop in Singapore. The milk tea and toast there are very delicious. The coconut milk toast here is different from that made by Ya Kun, and the sauces are also different, which makes it more Singaporean.

Go to Killiney on Orchard Road to have a meal of curry chicken with toast and Katong Laksa. Drink a cup of hot lemon tea in the morning. This is a popular local snack recommended on LP. It is definitely worth a try. Very good toast. It is simply unforgettable. A great shop. The owner and his family are very nice. There are many customers. Especially because this is the main shop and a long-standing brand, it is also very popular with locals.

I took the MRT to Orchard Road (NS22 Orchard Station or NS23 Somerset Station), and went to KILLINEY on KILLINEY ROAD for breakfast. I ordered a toast set (SGD5.8), which I thought was similar to Ya Kun. The eggs in breakfast shops in Singapore seem to be cooked three-tenths rare, and there are always two eggs. No wonder there are so many fat people in Singapore. It’s probably because of overnutrition.

This shop is the oldest coffee shop in Singapore! This year is the 100th anniversary. I happened to see a Singapore TV station filming there. Every toast tastes good, and the desserts are also delicious. Having a leisurely breakfast here is also an experience of Singaporean Breakfast Time.