On Lok Yun

Very old school place. Seating was ample as there was a second level. The egg with 4 Toppings was good and so are the rest of bread variations. Coffee and tea are not sweet. Very authentic taste. The steam bread with egg custard& kaya is a must try

The food was delicious! I love the portion served small just nice for one. The service was prompt, one of the uncles even mixed the sauce and shared with us which is nice. we were seated at level 1, the shop is small and clean. but the heat was really too strong for the queue and even dining it. the turn over was pretty quick thou, very systematic queueing (thou very manual).

***Simple and good breakfast that cost 75 baht*** Really nothing to complain about. The food is served fast well cooked. Over half of the people here are locals with a few tourists. I didn’t want any sausage or meat, but the menu showed it only costs 45baht for a small mix plate. Visit: 1

Been here couple of times and honestly it is more nostalgic vibes that brought me back. Kind of like cha chan teng in a way. Nestled in Chinatown near Som Yat station, there lies this breakfast place, exuding old school vibes and felt like transported instantly back to the 80s. They serve a variety of breakfast items. From steam or toast with kaya, butter, sugar to the protein items like sausages, bacon and ham. To be honest, the items are like your regular home cooked breakfast. They do scrambled eggs, soft boiled eggs and I do see a lot of people opt for the ham toast with additional eggs. They use to have French toast as well but no longer available in the menu. At the front of the shop, they also sell banana cakes, kaya and fruit jams. Thought take note that the shelf life of the Kaya is only 3 days coz everything is made of fresh ingredients. I do like our usual pandan Kaya flavour in Singapore but it is also nice to have some real milky coconut flavored spread that goes well with either steam bread or toast. Always love that iced coffee, they will pack it into a takeaway cup even if you dine in which is good on the go. Condiments they will do a mix of maggi sauce with ketchup and chilli sauce and goes really well with the breakfast items. Nice quiet stroll around a few spot to sight see as well, if you want some old a ch ppl breakfast vibes I would recommend this place.

26/04/2024 It's almost 10:30AM when we came here. Get a line then waiting about 15 mins. Our team separate 2 tables because they don't have a large table enough for 7 people. + Milo Toast: good + Egg and Ham Sandwich: must try + All day breakfast - 2 eggs and 3 toppings: so so. + Drinks is okay, recommend Milk tea and Milo.

The steamed bread with Kaya could have been much more enjoyable if the bread wasn't so chewy. The Kaya was delicious, but the portion was lacking. The soft-boiled eggs were typical for a teashop of this kind, and while the Milo toast was good, it wasn't exceptional. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place. Despite the signage at the nearby MRT station suggesting its popularity, I'm not sure what the fuss is about.

Delicious breakfast set! Just like I flew back in time to the year 2000 by experiencing these mouthwatering foods and old-style vibes. I would like to recommend Steamed bread, soft-boiled egg and fried egg. There are many tables for service, but still a lot of people are waiting outside. Expect to spend around 15-30 minutes in the queue, but it’s worth it. Trust me, this place is worth trying!

Visited on a Wednesday, had no need to wait in line, a table was available. People working there were super kind, gave me time to choose what to order. Food came fast, everything looked good and fresh. Black coffee was nothing to write home about, toast was lovely and soft, coconut jam (aka kaya) was very interesting to me, first time trying. Soft boiled eggs were good, had salt, pepper and soy sauce on the table to top it up. Complimentary tea was also given out. My bill came to 80baht, i was honestly surprised, i thought a historical place like this would be pricy! Definitely check it out!