Loi Ah Koon started Ya Kun Kaya Toast in 1926 in Singapore at age 15 after working in a coffee stall. He opened his own coffeestall business serving kaya toast, which became a popular breakfast item. Ya Kun Kaya Toast has now expanded to many outlets across Singapore, making it a major tourist attraction and accessible destination for locals to experience traditional Singaporean breakfast. The toast and coffee brings a sense of kinship and friendship to all people.
Loi Ah Koon started Ya Kun Kaya Toast in 1926 in Singapore at age 15 after working in a coffee stall. He opened his own coffeestall business serving kaya toast, which became a popular breakfast item. Ya Kun Kaya Toast has now expanded to many outlets across Singapore, making it a major tourist attraction and accessible destination for locals to experience traditional Singaporean breakfast. The toast and coffee brings a sense of kinship and friendship to all people.
Loi Ah Koon started Ya Kun Kaya Toast in 1926 in Singapore at age 15 after working in a coffee stall. He opened his own coffeestall business serving kaya toast, which became a popular breakfast item. Ya Kun Kaya Toast has now expanded to many outlets across Singapore, making it a major tourist attraction and accessible destination for locals to experience traditional Singaporean breakfast. The toast and coffee brings a sense of kinship and friendship to all people.
Chinese junk poised to set sail from Hainan Island to Singapore.
Worked as an assistant in a Hainanese coffee
stall.
Ah Koon picked up the tricks of the trade fast
and started his own coffeestall business at Telok Ayer Basin. FIRST MENU SERVED Then and Now With outlets sprout up at most of the major shopping centres across Singapore, Ya Kun Kaya Toast is the most accessible kaya toast destination for tourists to experience a Singaporean style breakfast or for locals to have a fix of kaya toast. MENU A MAJOR TOURIST ATTRACTION THE TOAST THAT BINDS