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Toast Box – Out of the Box

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By Veron Ang

Ever since the outlets started popping up all over the island, I find myself visiting Toast Box a lot. This is the sister chain of our favourite bakery, BreadTalk, whose best-selling bread is the pork floss bun. So it is no surprise that Toast Box offers a similar rendition.

Pork floss thick toast, that is.

Pork Floss Thick Toast

Pork floss thick toast
S$1.40
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Personally I prefer the original floss bun. I find that pork floss does not go well with the rough and dry texture of the toast. Of course, tearing the bread apart with those wooden picks they give you is always fun. It certainly makes for a delightful snack, especially if you pair it with a piping hot cup of traditional coffee.

Coffee

Coffee
S$1.30
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The very first time I savoured the coffee, I realised something: this is really good! In fact it may even trump Ya Kun’s coffee! Heavy-bodied with a smooth finish… I never thought traditional coffee would taste so fine!

If you are thinking of popping by a Toast Box outlet, you can check out the food menu.

Toast Box
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Veron Ang is the Founder and Chief Editor of Sparklette, a Singapore restaurants guide, lifestyle and travel blog. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in computer science from the National University of Singapore and runs a web design firm at Sparklette Studio. To get in touch, head on over to the contact page or follow @Sparklette and @VeronSG on Twitter.

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jkaiser
17 comments

means ur workplace pretty near mine…
speaking of good kopi..i rode up on my motorbike to kluang, 100km in johor for supposedly the best kopi, kaya toasted bun (not bread slices) and half boiled eggs in malaysia… the best part..they have to be closed on the day i went..
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Posted November 4, 2006 at 2:28 am
Veron
3438 comments

hahaha better luck next time! what’s the exact name of this place? i need to check it out!
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Posted November 4, 2006 at 11:33 am
jkaiser
17 comments

can’t remember the name… @ the railway station in kluang, johor..thinking either tml or next sun try again..
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Posted November 5, 2006 at 12:39 am
felix
1 comment

nice to meet you. I search for Toast Box result by google, and get the result link to here.
leave a comment say hi :)
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Posted February 28, 2007 at 10:21 pm
dorian dee morente
1 comment

Toast box sounds interesting, am interested to find out if it will be possible to open such store here in Manila, Philippines. we do have Breadtalk already.
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Posted April 4, 2007 at 1:59 pm
zeerah
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toast box tea is the super tea i ever had before..i m working at changi T3..i m very fond of the tea there..but when the guys does the tea it taste good and i love to drink up to 3 cups a day..
there is a old lady who has been serving tea lately n it taste horrible..when i order i have to indicate more milk make it sweet..
today i went to toast box ordered for two tea when the lady was making it i told her to put more milk,she thought i dnt understand chinese and was talking to the cashier abt my order and the cashier told her not to bother and make as she wish..when i n my friends drank it , it was so disguisting n my fren throw it away.
pls explain why is she spoiling the image of the toast box..why cant she make the drink like other guys who does it..and it was rude of them to talk in mandarin thinking i dnt understand..
i n my friends have decided to stop buying from yr store unless she stop doing the same thing..we are paying money its not free but still why we dnt get wat we wan..
pls reply, i want to know wat is her problem?
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Posted April 3, 2008 at 10:05 pm
Veron
3438 comments

Sorry to hear about your displeasure with that old lady. Probably she just prefers drinks to be less sweet?
Just a note: This website offers food reviews and is in no way affiliated with Toast Box.
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Posted April 5, 2008 at 12:39 am
Michelle
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Nasi lemak at HK Times Square Toast Box is really bad!!!!!! For someone who is not a picky eater i couldn’t even bring myself to stomach 1/4 of it. Where do i start…. the rice is lumpy, wet and tasteless, the chicken is over-fried and dry, the belacan is too sweet and no chilly taste. If anyone were to try that they sure won’t bother tasting nasi lemak when they go to Malaysia or Singapore. You give nasi lemak a bad name
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Posted July 8, 2010 at 12:55 pm