It’s like a classic Singaporean breakfast in doughnut form.
have teamed up to launch two local-style doughnuts inspired by Ya Kun’s classic Singaporean breakfast of kaya toast and coffee., both priced at $3 a piece, six for $14 and 10 for $23. The limited-edition flavours are available only from Aug 1 to 31 at all Mister Donut outlets islandwide, and come in a cute paper pouch emblazoned with Mister Donut and Ya Kun’s logos.
For those who complain that Ya Kun’s popular set meals are getting pricier every year, consider this a rare chance that you actually get a set meal at a lower price than before. Mister Donut x Ya Kun Kaya Toast’s collaboration doughnuts are available from Aug 1 to 31 at all Mister Donut outlets islandwide. For details on outlet locations, go to
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