Toast Box (Marina Bay Sands)
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Toast Box charms patrons with their stylish take on traditional Singaporean meals. Pair their ever-reliable Kaya Toast with a winning cup of Nanyang Coffee, as the cafe blends Arabica, Robusta, and Liberica beans in-house. While the coffee kicks you awake, the Kaya Toast comforts you with its fluffy toast. You’ll notice that their bread is a little paler than some toasted treats on the list, but it works. Toast Box also sells its special coffee beans and secret recipe Kaya Jam, so take some home to make your very own yummy toast!
2 Bayfront Avenue, Basement 2 #062/63/64 Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
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