Cafés · Outram
Ya Kun Kaya Toast Far East Square
Ya Kun Kaya Toast Far East Square is a cafe at 18 China Street, #01-01, in Outram, Singapore. The China Street outlet of a kaya-toast house that began as a Telok Ayer coffee stall in 1944, in the restored Far East Square shophouses.
Good for
- Coffee & walk — A place to sit with a coffee, and close enough to other places in this corpus to make an afternoon of it.
These are editorial judgements, not verified facts.
Sources & verification
- name
- Ya Kun Kaya Toast Far East Square — operator's own location page (Primary) — checked 2026-09-08
- The name the operator uses for this venue on its own site.
- address.formatted
- Ya Kun Kaya Toast Far East Square — operator's own location page (Primary) — checked 2026-09-08
- Quoted from the operator's own location page; not reformatted.
- coordinates.latitude
- OneMap search gazetteer (Primary) — checked 2026-09-08
- Resolved by the national mapping authority from the postal code the operator publishes.
- coordinates.longitude
- OneMap search gazetteer (Primary) — checked 2026-09-08
- Resolved by the national mapping authority from the postal code the operator publishes.
Not verified: opening hours, admission prices and access rules. These change frequently and we have not checked them, so this page does not state them. Check the official website before travelling.
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