Shop Reviews

Efficient queuing system and quick seating at Din Tai Fung Paragon, with food quality consistent with other branches and prices reasonable by Singapore standards. However, it doesn’t feel very family-friendly—staff repeatedly told us to quiet our toddler, which felt excessive given the naturally noisy restaurant setting. Also had an issue with a wrong takeout order, but it was resolved with a free replacement on our return visit.

Proper kaya toast, crisp and enough butter and kaya jam. Cheong Fan is really good, thin and tasty. Can not pay with credit card.

Been here today with my husband for breakfast and I'd like to praise the cleaning lady at this particular Fun Toast. She is doing an outstanding job. It's busy, but there are no dirty trays, the tables are clean, everything is fine! Thank you, I don't take it for granted.

Today try their lormee. Actually not bad got some standard. Do try but if you do sales dont try cos alot of garlic!

Staffs were quite observant. We were trying to find seats for 5 on a sat noon but couldnt find any, so was about to leave when the staff quickly came out and helped us get seats (they kindly asked other customers if they were ok to change their seat). Their teh was good and you could tell its not left for too long and not "siap". The egg mayo and honey butter toast were good! The siew mai taste average but yet sold so ex at $2.40 for 2... Overall still not bad for a place to chill after all the shopping.

The bread was super well done, full of kaya and butter, the kaya was so fragrant. The almond tea, can’t really taste almond. Overall tea was ok just that the almond wasn’t justified.

I really like their breakfast, the coffee is delicious, but the egg mayo I ordered twice doesn't have the same taste as when the shop first opened. It has a sour taste both times I ate it recently. The other food is very good.

Nestled behind the escalator at level 1, this branch of fun toast is not the best but it’s decent. Affordable place to meet and sit down in Orchard amidst all the expensive cafes around. The kaya butter toast & kopi are not bad.

Kaya Butter Toast was served cold,so butter wouldn’t melt at all,which I don’t like. The other points were all ok,kaya jam was not too sweet and toasted bread was crispy and tasty, and then their local-styled coffee has good harmony of sweetness & bitterness. The staff were kind and comfortable ambiance to enjoy a coffee break.

Usual Fun Toast branch. Not crowded on a Thursday evening.