see you lattéOur teabreak at Saap Saap Thai/Kaffe & Toast comprises Jumbo Green Thai Milk Tea and Set A Kaya Butter Toast (+ S$0.90 to change beverage to Thai Iced Milk Tea). Toast served warm with cold butter in between has a light crisp and tastes decent. Both green and regular milk teas are a delight! Pretty rich in flavor and on point taste👍👏😋 This Halal-certified eatery @CityLink offers a mix of Thai-styled noodles and rice as basic carbs, and SG all-day traditional classics at budget-friendly prices. Located within walking distance from Raffles City, City Hall MRT Station and Esplanade MRT Station; it's a busy but convenient spot to have a simple, casual meal, quick bite or caffeine fix👍👏😋 Honestly we don't quite get the hate. Having been here a couple times for munchies prior to this, each visit is pleasant to date. Staff manning the counter are courteous, friendly and fast; no lumpy Kaya spread on toast or cold soft-boiled eggs whatsoever.
The MightybirdThe staff were arrogant, which is impressive in a fast-food setting where efficiency is usually the whole point. The dining area didn’t feel clean, and the tableware looked like it had not been properly washed. Not “a little worn,” but the kind of thing that makes you reconsider eating anything served on it. And yes, the food was bad. Anyone who takes Thai food seriously should be annoyed that this is what gets to wear the label.
Jason SohOrdered set A for $5.90. Coffee is alright, but ran out of proper spoon for the eggs? I was given a plastic disposable spoon instead. The kaya toast was also disappointing, its dry with little slice of butter unevenly placed on the toast, i am not sure if its even properly spread. Its also very warm inside the shop, no ventilation. One of the most disappointing breakfast I've had.
