BreadTalk Menu Singapore Prices 2026
BreadTalk Singapore runs around 40 outlets in 2026, mostly as mall and MRT-station bakeries, and is not MUIS halal-certified because the signature Flosss bun contains pork floss. The signature product is the Original Flosss at S$2.30, a soft bun rolled in savoury pork floss on a mayo-based glaze that has anchored the menu since the 2000 Bugis Junction launch; the cheapest buns run at S$2.00 to S$2.30 at standard outlets.
BreadTalk was founded in Singapore in July 2000 by Dr George Quek and co-founder Katherine Lee at Bugis Junction, listed on the Singapore Exchange in 2003 and was delisted on 5 June 2020 following a privatisation by BTG Holding (owned by Quek, Lee and Minor International). The BreadTalk Group now runs sister brands including Toast Box, Food Republic, Food Junction, Thye Moh Chan, The Icing Room, Sō Ramen, Butter Bean, Bread Society and Charlie Tea plus franchised Din Tai Fung, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh and Wu Pao Chun in Singapore. All prices below are nett.
BreadTalk Menu Singapore 2026 with Prices
The BreadTalk Singapore menu covers Flosss, Savoury Buns, Sweet Buns, Croissants, Loaves, Cakes, Muffins, Swiss Rolls, Tarts, Donuts and Drinks across around 40 outlets, with every bakery using Japanese-milled flour from the central kitchen at 30 Tai Seng Street. Prices below are nett at standard mall outlets; a handful of items are a few cents higher at Jewel Changi Airport, Marina Bay Sands and VivoCity. BreadTalk’s current loyalty rewards run through the BreadTalk Group Rewards app.
Flosss and Signature Buns Menu with Prices
Flosss is BreadTalk Singapore’s signature line, invented at the 2000 Bugis Junction launch; the Original Flosss has stayed at the top of the brand’s bestseller list for 25 years, with a Fire Flosss spicy variant and the Golden Lava Flosss salted-egg mash-up.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Original Flosss | 2.30 |
| Fire Flosss (spicy) | 2.30 |
| Golden Lava Flosss (salted egg) | 2.50 |
| Flosss 6pc Bundle (anniversary bundle) | 10.80 |
| Chicken Floss Soft Bun | 2.30 |
| Spring Onion Floss Cake Slice | 1.50 (with any purchase) |
Savoury Buns Menu with Prices
BreadTalk Singapore’s savoury buns span cheese, sausage, bacon and mushroom fillings, including year-20 revivals like Moshi Mushroom and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Bacon.
| Savoury Bun | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Moshi Mushroom (chicken mushroom with gouda and mozzarella) | 3.00 |
| Crouching Tiger, Hidden Bacon (bacon and cheddar loaf) | 4.20 |
| Spice Girl (yong tau foo chilli with fish paste) | 2.50 |
| Cheddar Margherita Sausage (Johnsonville collab) | 4.20-4.40 |
| Pepper It Up Sausage (Johnsonville collab) | 4.20-4.40 |
| Half-Boiled Cheese Bun | 2.80 |
| Ham and Cheese Bun | 2.80 |
| Hot Dog Bun | 3.00 |
| Tuna Mayo Bun | 2.80 |
| Chicken Curry Bun | 2.80 |
Sweet Buns and Flavoured Buns Menu with Prices
BreadTalk’s sweet buns run from the Knotty braided range to classic coconut and red bean.
| Sweet Bun | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Knotty Blueberry (braided) | 2.00 |
| Knotty Cheesy Garlic (braided) | 2.20 |
| Strawberry Cream Bun | 2.30 |
| Sweet Potato Bun | 2.30 |
| Coconut Bun | 1.80 |
| Red Bean Bun | 1.80 |
| Hazel Cacao with Nutella (Oct-Nov 2026) | 2.80 |
| Chocolate Milk Bun | 2.30 |
| Butter Sugar Bun | 1.80 |
| Melon Pan | 2.50 |
Croissants, Shio Pan and Pastries with Prices
BreadTalk Singapore stocks a croissant and shio pan range, with the signature Honey Butter and Pistachio Kunafa Shio Pans as premium items.
| Pastry | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Plain Croissant | 2.50 |
| Almond Croissant | 3.50 |
| Chocolate Croissant | 3.00 |
| Caramel Croissant Bites (pack) | 4.80 |
| Salted Egg Croissant Bites (pack) | 4.80 |
| Honey Butter Shio Pan | 3.20 |
| Pistachio Kunafa Shio Pan | 4.80 |
| Coffee Palmier (5pc pack) | 4.80 |
| 3-Pack Palmier/Croissant Bites Bundle | 11.80 |
| Eggstra Creamy (Danish with mascarpone custard) | 3.80 |
Loaves and Toast Bread with Prices
BreadTalk Singapore’s loaf line runs classic white and wholemeal plus the Low GI sourdough and the Hanjuku Cheese pull-apart loaf.
| Loaf | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| White Sandwich Loaf | 5.50 |
| Wholemeal Loaf | 6.00 |
| Low GI Sourdough Loaf | 7.80 |
| Hanjuku Cheese Loaf | 8.80 |
| Milky Hokkaido Loaf | 7.50 |
| Chocolate Marble Loaf | 6.80 |
| Multigrain Loaf | 7.80 |
| Raisin Walnut Loaf | 7.50 |
Cakes (Whole and Slices) with Prices
BreadTalk Singapore sells cakes by the slice at every bakery and as whole cakes at selected outlets, with the signature Jasmine Light Cheese Cake and Japan Light Cheesecake running at value prices.
| Cake | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Japan Light Cheesecake (whole) | 10.00 |
| Jasmine Light Cheese Cake (whole) | 10.00 |
| Chocolate Fudge Cake Slice | 4.80 |
| Strawberry Shortcake Slice | 5.50 |
| Tiramisu Slice | 5.80 |
| Coffee Almond Cake Slice | 1.50 (with any purchase) |
| Durian Mille Crepe Slice | 7.80 |
| Matcha Red Bean Slice | 5.50 |
| Opera Cake Slice | 5.80 |
| Carrot Walnut Cake Slice | 4.80 |
Birthday and Celebration Cakes with Prices
BreadTalk Singapore birthday cakes are ordered through The Icing Room sister brand or at the counter with 2 days’ lead time; sizes run 6-inch, 8-inch and 10-inch rounds.
| Celebration Cake | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| 6-inch Chocolate Truffle Cake | 42.80 |
| 6-inch Strawberry Shortcake | 45.80 |
| 6-inch Tiramisu Cake | 48.80 |
| 6-inch Durian Cake | 52.80 |
| 8-inch Chocolate Truffle Cake | 62.80 |
| 8-inch Strawberry Shortcake | 65.80 |
| 8-inch Durian Cake | 72.80 |
| 10-inch Celebration Cake | from 88.80 |
| The Icing Room DIY Cake (6-inch) | from 38.80 |
Muffins and Swiss Rolls with Prices
BreadTalk Singapore muffins come in Banana, Coffee and Green Tea at S$1.50 each or three for S$3.50 at anniversary promos.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Banana Muffin | 1.50 |
| Coffee Muffin | 1.50 |
| Green Tea Muffin | 1.50 |
| 3-Muffin Bundle | 3.50 |
| Strawberry Swiss Roll | 7.80 |
| Mango Swiss Roll | 7.80 |
| Chocolate Swiss Roll | 7.80 |
| Pandan Kaya Swiss Roll | 8.80 |
Tarts and Donuts with Prices
BreadTalk Singapore’s tart range includes the Portuguese Egg Tart, the XO Durian Layer Brûlée Tart and the Choco Racer Made with KITKAT donut.
| Tart / Donut | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Portuguese Egg Tart | 1.80 |
| Brûlée Tart (Original) | 3.30 |
| Brûlée Tart (Chocolate) | 3.30 |
| XO Durian Layer Brûlée Tart | 3.30 |
| Choco Racer Made with KITKAT (donut) | 2.80 |
| Classic Glazed Donut | 2.00 |
| Boston Cream Donut | 2.80 |
| Matcha Donut | 2.80 |
Drinks and Beverages at BreadTalk with Prices
BreadTalk stocks a short grab-and-go drinks list led by the Horlicks Chocolate pack and bottled beverages.
| Drink | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Horlicks Chocolate Drink (promo with any purchase) | 0.60 |
| Horlicks Chocolate Drink (standalone) | 1.80 |
| Bottled Water | 1.50 |
| Yakult | 1.80 |
| Pokka Green Tea | 1.80 |
| Vitasoy Soy Milk | 1.80 |
| F&N Fruit Juice | 2.00 |
| Starbucks Bottled Coffee | 4.80 |
New and Limited-Time Items at BreadTalk 2026
BreadTalk Singapore ran several marquee limited-time launches in 2026: the Johnsonville sausage bun collab in May-June, the Buns with Benefits September bundle, the Choco Racer KITKAT donut eVoucher through October, and the Hazel Cacao with Nutella in October-November.
| Item | Price (S$) | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Cheddar Margherita Sausage (Johnsonville collab) | 4.20-4.40 | 19 May-30 Jun 2026 |
| Pepper It Up Sausage (Johnsonville collab) | 4.20-4.40 | 19 May-30 Jun 2026 |
| Buns with Benefits 15-bun bundle | 32.00 | Ended 30 Sep 2026 |
| Buns with Benefits 30-bun bundle | 59.00 | Ended 30 Sep 2026 |
| Choco Racer eVoucher ($1 off) | $1 off | Ended 11 Oct 2026 |
| Hazel Cacao with Nutella | 2.80 | 1 Oct-30 Nov 2026 (selected outlets) |
The Johnsonville collaboration was launched at all BreadTalk outlets except Canberra Plaza, Chinatown Point, IMM and Sun Plaza. BreadTalk typically announces its monthly launches on Instagram @breadtalksg and Facebook @breadtalksingapore.
BreadTalk Bundle Deals and Card Promotions
BreadTalk Singapore runs standing bundle deals and card-partner promotions that stack with the regular menu, usually posted monthly on the BreadTalk Group Rewards app.
| Deal | Price (S$) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 6 Flosss Bundle (anniversary) | 10.80 | 24-30 July 2025 (recurring annual) |
| 6 Buns Bundle (anniversary) | 10.80 | 14-16 July (recurring) |
| Buns with Benefits (15 buns) | 32.00 | Sep 2026, app only |
| Buns with Benefits (30 buns) | 59.00 | Sep 2026, app only |
| 3-Muffin Bundle | 3.50 | Any 3 muffins |
| Horlicks Chocolate Drink | 0.60 | With any purchase, 1 Jul-31 Aug (recurring) |
| DBS/POSB Passion Card selected buns | 0.60 | Till 30 Sep (recurring) |
| Brûlée Tart Buy 2 Get 1 Free | B2G1 | Jul-Aug (SG60 era) |
| 3-Pack Palmier/Croissant Bites | 11.80 | Any 3 packs |
BreadTalk Group Rewards App and Loyalty
BreadTalk Singapore’s loyalty programme runs through the BreadTalk Group Rewards app, available on Apple App Store and Google Play. Members earn points on every purchase at BreadTalk, Toast Box, Food Republic, Food Junction, Thye Moh Chan, The Icing Room, Sō Ramen, Butter Bean and Charlie Tea, redeemable for free buns, drinks and cake slices. New sign-ups receive a welcome voucher and app-exclusive eVouchers rotate monthly, such as the $1 off Choco Racer campaign that ran through October 2026. The app also hosts the exclusive Buns with Benefits bundle at S$32 for 15 buns or S$59 for 30 buns.
BreadTalk Delivery and Catering
BreadTalk Singapore delivers through GrabFood, foodpanda and Deliveroo from most outlets, with hot pastries freshly baked and packed for delivery between 10am and 10pm daily. The BreadTalk Group Rewards app also lets members pre-order and pay for in-store pickup. For corporate orders, BreadTalk runs catering platters of mixed buns from S$48 for 24 pieces and birthday cakes with 2 days’ lead time via breadtalk.com.sg/contact. Delivery apps apply the usual S$10 to S$15 minimum order and prices run roughly 10 per cent higher than the counter to cover platform fees.
BreadTalk Singapore Outlets 2026
BreadTalk operates around 40 bakery outlets in Singapore in 2026 across malls, MRT stations and standalone locations. All outlets open daily, typically 10am to 10pm, with longer hours at airport and CBD outlets.
| Zone | Representative outlets |
|---|---|
| Central | ION Orchard, Takashimaya, Plaza Singapura, Raffles City, Suntec City, Bugis Junction (flagship, 2000 debut), Wisma Atria, Marina Bay Sands |
| CBD | Marina Bay Link Mall, One Raffles Place, Asia Square, Capital Tower |
| North | Causeway Point, Northpoint City, Sun Plaza, Canberra Plaza, Woodlands MRT |
| North-East | NEX, Compass One, Hougang Mall, Waterway Point, Punggol MRT |
| East | Tampines Mall, Our Tampines Hub, Bedok Mall, Changi Airport, Jewel Changi Airport |
| West | Jurong Point, JEM, Westgate, IMM, West Mall, Clementi Mall, VivoCity, Lot One, Chinatown Point |
BreadTalk’s flagship outlet is at Bugis Junction, where it opened in July 2000. The outlet locator at breadtalk.com.sg/locations lists the complete current list; all outlets are pinned on Google Maps and the Grab, foodpanda and Deliveroo apps.
BreadTalk Payment, Hours and Store Format
BreadTalk Singapore accepts cash, Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, NETS, NETS Flashpay, PayNow, PayLah!, Grab Pay, Apple Pay and the BreadTalk Group Rewards app wallet at every outlet, plus CDC Vouchers at heartland locations. Standard trading hours are 10am to 10pm daily; airport and CBD outlets open earlier (around 7.30am) and MBS runs to 11pm. The format is self-service: customers pick buns onto a tray with tongs and pay at the counter; cakes and celebration items are stored behind the counter and ordered with staff.
BreadTalk Halal Status, Pork Floss and Allergens
BreadTalk Singapore is not MUIS halal-certified in 2026, as confirmed by the brand’s own FAQ. The signature Flosss and Fire Flosss contain pork floss, and the kitchen uses shared equipment and shared ovens that handle pork-containing products. A handful of outlets have separate preparation areas for selected items but this is an in-store arrangement rather than halal certification, and the brand does not display a MUIS halal certificate at any outlet.
Common allergens on the BreadTalk menu include wheat (every bread product), dairy (butter, cheese, cream fillings, cake frostings), egg (brioche doughs, custards, meringues, cakes), soy (soy milk, mayo), sesame (toppings), peanuts and tree nuts (almond croissant, hazelnut and pistachio pastries, carrot walnut cake), fish (tuna mayo bun) and pork (Flosss, Fire Flosss, bacon loaves). BreadTalk does not operate a dedicated gluten-free bakery; the Low GI sourdough is lower in refined-flour content but still contains wheat and gluten. Diners with allergies should ask counter staff for the latest ingredient label on each bun.
Vegetarian Options at BreadTalk Singapore
BreadTalk Singapore offers a wide vegetarian-friendly spread even though the chain is not halal-certified: Knotty Blueberry Bun, Knotty Cheesy Garlic Bun, Coconut Bun, Red Bean Bun, Chocolate Milk Bun, Butter Sugar Bun, Melon Pan, Strawberry Cream Bun, Sweet Potato Bun, Hazel Cacao with Nutella, Portuguese Egg Tart, Brûlée Tarts (Original, Chocolate, XO Durian), Choco Racer Donut, Classic Glazed Donut, Boston Cream Donut, Matcha Donut, Hanjuku Cheese Loaf, Low GI Sourdough, Milky Hokkaido Loaf, every muffin, every Swiss Roll, every cake slice and most whole cakes are meat-free. Vegans should avoid most items as the doughs use butter, eggs and milk; dairy-free hot cross buns and selected sourdoughs are sometimes stocked around Easter.
BreadTalk Calories, Nutrition and Low GI Sourdough
BreadTalk Singapore does not publish a full nutrition panel for every bun; the figures below are category estimates based on comparable soft-bun and bakery recipes. The Low GI Sourdough Loaf at S$7.80 is one of the few items with a stated health claim: it is baked with a slow-fermentation sourdough starter and milled flour that produces a lower glycaemic index than standard white bread, verified in-house by the brand’s R&D team.
| Item | Estimated kcal |
|---|---|
| Original Flosss (1 bun) | 230-290 |
| Fire Flosss (1 bun) | 240-300 |
| Golden Lava Flosss | 260-320 |
| Moshi Mushroom | 280-350 |
| Crouching Tiger Hidden Bacon (per slice) | 220-280 |
| Hanjuku Cheese (per slice) | 180-240 |
| Pistachio Kunafa Shio Pan | 320-400 |
| Choco Racer KITKAT Donut | 280-350 |
| Japan Light Cheesecake (whole) | 450-550 |
| Low GI Sourdough Loaf (per slice) | 110-140 |
Diners who need exact figures should ask BreadTalk counter staff for the latest ingredient card or email customer service via breadtalk.com.sg/contact.
BreadTalk Group Sister Brands in Singapore
BreadTalk Group runs 10 owned brands plus franchised partners under one umbrella in Singapore in 2026: BreadTalk (bakery, 40 outlets), Toast Box (Nanyang coffee and kaya toast, around 50 outlets), Food Republic (international food court, founded 2005 at Wisma Atria), Food Junction (food court chain acquired in 2019), Thye Moh Chan (heritage Teochew pastries, mooncakes), The Icing Room (DIY birthday cakes), Sō Ramen (ramen shop), Butter Bean (healthier casual dining), Bread Society (premium bakery) and Charlie Tea (bubble tea). Franchised brands in Singapore include Din Tai Fung (Taiwanese xiao long bao), Song Fa Bak Kut Teh (Teochew pork rib soup) and Wu Pao Chun (Taiwanese artisan bakery). All sister brands run their own loyalty on the shared BreadTalk Group Rewards app.
BreadTalk Singapore FAQ
Is BreadTalk halal in Singapore? No, BreadTalk Singapore is not MUIS halal-certified in 2026 and the signature Flosss bun contains pork floss; a handful of outlets maintain separate preparation areas for selected items but this is an in-store arrangement, not formal halal certification.
What is BreadTalk’s signature bun? BreadTalk Singapore’s signature bun is the Original Flosss at S$2.30, a soft bun rolled in savoury pork floss on a mayo-based glaze that has anchored the menu since the 2000 Bugis Junction launch.
How much is BreadTalk’s Flosss bun in 2026? BreadTalk’s Original Flosss and Fire Flosss cost S$2.30 each at standard outlets in 2026; the Golden Lava Flosss salted-egg variant is S$2.50, and the anniversary 6-Flosss bundle is S$10.80.
Does BreadTalk’s Flosss contain pork? Yes, BreadTalk Singapore’s Original Flosss and Fire Flosss are made with pork floss, which is why the brand is not MUIS halal-certified; there is no beef or chicken-only Flosss variant on the standard menu.
Who founded BreadTalk? BreadTalk Singapore was founded in July 2000 at Bugis Junction by Dr George Quek Meng Tong and co-founder Katherine Lee Lih Leng; George Quek remains Chairman and Group CEO in 2026.
When was BreadTalk founded? BreadTalk opened its first bakery at Bugis Junction in July 2000, listed on the Singapore Exchange in 2003, and was delisted on 5 June 2020 after a privatisation by BTG Holding led by its founders and Minor International.
Is BreadTalk still listed on SGX? No, BreadTalk Group was delisted from the Singapore Exchange on 5 June 2020 after BTG Holding (owned by George Quek, Katherine Lee and Minor International) completed a cash offer to take the company private.
How many BreadTalk outlets are there in Singapore? BreadTalk operates around 40 bakery outlets in Singapore in 2026, mostly in mall and MRT locations; worldwide the BreadTalk Group runs over 900 retail stores across 15 markets.
What are BreadTalk’s new buns for 2026? BreadTalk Singapore launched the Johnsonville sausage collab in May-June 2026 (Cheddar Margherita Sausage and Pepper It Up Sausage at S$4.20-S$4.40), the September Buns with Benefits app bundle (15 buns S$32 or 30 buns S$59), the Choco Racer KITKAT eVoucher through October, and the Hazel Cacao with Nutella from 1 October to 30 November 2026 at selected outlets.
What is BreadTalk’s Hazel Cacao with Nutella? BreadTalk Singapore’s Hazel Cacao with Nutella is a limited-time launch from 1 October to 30 November 2026 at selected outlets, priced around S$2.80 and featuring a chocolate hazelnut Nutella core in a soft cacao-flavoured bun.
What is BreadTalk’s Choco Racer? BreadTalk Choco Racer Made with KITKAT is a chocolate doughnut with embedded KITKAT pieces at S$2.80; a $1 off eVoucher ran on the BreadTalk Group Rewards app until 11 October 2026.
How much is a BreadTalk birthday cake? BreadTalk Singapore birthday cakes start from S$42.80 for a 6-inch Chocolate Truffle, S$62.80 for an 8-inch, and S$88.80+ for a 10-inch celebration cake; order with 2 days’ lead time at the counter or through The Icing Room sister brand.
What is The Icing Room by BreadTalk? The Icing Room is BreadTalk Group’s DIY birthday cake concept where customers decorate pre-made cake bases with icing and toppings, with 6-inch bases from S$38.80 at outlets in Westgate, Causeway Point, Jurong Point and other malls.
Does BreadTalk sell mooncakes? BreadTalk Group sells mooncakes through sister brand Thye Moh Chan each Mid-Autumn Festival (September), with traditional Teochew flaky pastry and modern snowskin variants; the 2026 collection ended with Mid-Autumn.
What is BreadTalk’s Low GI sourdough? BreadTalk Singapore’s Low GI Sourdough Loaf is priced at S$7.80 and uses a slow-fermentation sourdough starter plus Japanese-milled flour that lowers the glycaemic index compared with standard white bread.
Does BreadTalk have an app? Yes, the BreadTalk Group Rewards app is on Apple App Store and Google Play, earning points on every purchase at BreadTalk, Toast Box, Food Republic, Thye Moh Chan, The Icing Room, Sō Ramen, Butter Bean, Food Junction and Charlie Tea.
What is Buns with Benefits at BreadTalk? BreadTalk Singapore’s Buns with Benefits is an app-exclusive bundle at S$32 for 15 buns or S$59 for 30 buns (working out to around S$1.97 per bun), with the September 2026 run having ended on 30 September.
Does BreadTalk deliver? Yes, BreadTalk Singapore delivers through GrabFood, foodpanda and Deliveroo from most outlets with hot bakes packed between 10am and 10pm daily; the BreadTalk Group Rewards app also offers in-store pickup pre-ordering.
What is Flosss bread made of? BreadTalk Flosss is a soft milk bun brushed with Japanese Kewpie-style mayo and rolled in savoury pork floss, with Fire Flosss adding a spicy chilli-oil layer and Golden Lava Flosss filled with molten salted egg custard.
Where is the BreadTalk flagship store? BreadTalk’s flagship outlet is at Bugis Junction, where the brand opened its first bakery in July 2000; the brand’s corporate headquarters is at BreadTalk IHQ, 30 Tai Seng Street, Singapore 534013.
Who owns BreadTalk now? BreadTalk Group is privately held by BTG Holding, co-owned by founders George Quek and Katherine Lee alongside Thai hospitality group Minor International since the 5 June 2020 SGX delisting.
What is BreadTalk x Johnsonville? The BreadTalk x Johnsonville collaboration ran 19 May to 30 June 2026 and introduced the Cheddar Margherita Sausage and Pepper It Up Sausage buns at S$4.20 to S$4.40, built around Johnsonville Beddar with Cheddar sausages.
Which outlets had the Johnsonville buns? The BreadTalk x Johnsonville sausage buns were sold at all BreadTalk Singapore outlets except Canberra Plaza, Chinatown Point, IMM and Sun Plaza from 19 May to 30 June 2026 while stocks last.
Does BreadTalk have gluten-free bread? No, BreadTalk Singapore does not sell certified gluten-free bread; the Low GI Sourdough has a lower glycaemic index than white bread but still contains wheat and gluten.
Is BreadTalk vegetarian-friendly? Yes, BreadTalk Singapore has a wide vegetarian-friendly spread including Knotty Blueberry, Knotty Cheesy Garlic, Coconut Bun, Red Bean Bun, Butter Sugar Bun, Hazel Cacao with Nutella, Portuguese Egg Tart, Brûlée Tarts, Choco Racer Donut, Hanjuku Cheese Loaf and the full muffin and cake range; vegans should check doughs as they contain butter, egg and milk.
Does BreadTalk use Japanese flour? Yes, BreadTalk Singapore bakes with Japanese-milled flour across its product range, blended and prepared at the BreadTalk central kitchen at 30 Tai Seng Street.
Does BreadTalk accept CDC Vouchers? Yes, BreadTalk Singapore heartland outlets accept CDC Vouchers (Community Development Council Vouchers) at the counter in 2026, part of the government’s HDB heartland merchant scheme.
What is BreadTalk’s Hanjuku Cheese? Hanjuku Cheese is BreadTalk Singapore’s half-baked soft cheese bread, sold as a 6-piece pull-apart loaf at around S$8.80, with a soft milk crumb layered with mild cheese; it is one of the brand’s non-pork signature items.
What is BreadTalk’s Half-Boiled Cheese? BreadTalk Singapore’s Half-Boiled Cheese is a soft bun with a runny half-boiled egg and melted cheese filling at around S$2.80, meant to mimic the Nanyang half-boiled egg classic in bun form.
Does BreadTalk have a Flosss without pork? No, BreadTalk Singapore’s standard Flosss and Fire Flosss both use pork floss; the Chicken Floss Soft Bun at S$2.30 is a separate chicken-based alternative but is not called Flosss.
BreadTalk versus Four Leaves for buns? BreadTalk Singapore’s Original Flosss at S$2.30 uses pork floss and sits in the mall bakery tier; Four Leaves Singapore is also not halal and runs around 40 outlets with the signature Chicken Floss Bun at around S$2.40, leaning toward Taiwanese soft bread styles.
BreadTalk versus Delifrance for pastries? BreadTalk Singapore leans Asian soft buns and Flosss at S$2.00-S$2.80, while Delifrance Singapore runs French-style pastries with the Tuesday $6 pie deal and croissants from S$3.80; Delifrance has around 50 Singapore outlets to BreadTalk’s 40.
BreadTalk versus Toast Box, which is which? Both are owned by BreadTalk Group: BreadTalk is the bakery with buns, cakes and loaves (around 40 outlets, from S$1.80), while Toast Box is the sit-down Nanyang coffee shop concept with kaya toast sets, laksa and curry chicken rice (around 50 outlets, kaya toast set from S$5.80).
Does BreadTalk have corporate catering? Yes, BreadTalk Singapore runs corporate catering platters of mixed buns from S$48 for 24 pieces and birthday cakes with 2 days’ lead time; orders are placed through breadtalk.com.sg/contact or at the counter.
Where is the oldest BreadTalk in Singapore? The BreadTalk flagship at Bugis Junction opened in July 2000 and remains the oldest Singapore outlet; it still bakes the brand’s full signature range and runs the anniversary deals each July.
Does BreadTalk run anniversary promotions? Yes, BreadTalk Singapore runs anniversary promotions each July, with recent years featuring 6 Flosss at S$10.80, 6 buns at S$10.80, 3 muffins at S$3.50 and relaunches of fan favourites like Moshi Mushroom and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Bacon.
What is BreadTalk’s XO Durian Bun? The BreadTalk XO Durian Bun was launched in August 2025 for SG60 at S$2.30, a soft buttery bun filled with creamy XO durian custard; a Layer Brûlée Tart variant at S$3.30 was released at the same time.
Does BreadTalk sell cakes by the slice? Yes, BreadTalk Singapore sells cake slices from S$1.50 (promo items like Coffee Almond Cake and Spring Onion Floss Cake with any purchase) to S$7.80 (Durian Mille Crepe), with Chocolate Fudge and Strawberry Shortcake slices at S$4.80 to S$5.50.
What drinks does BreadTalk sell? BreadTalk Singapore sells Horlicks Chocolate (S$0.60 with any purchase or S$1.80 standalone), bottled water, Yakult, Pokka Green Tea, Vitasoy Soy Milk, F&N fruit juice and Starbucks bottled coffee from S$1.50 to S$4.80.
How many BreadTalk sister brands are there? BreadTalk Group runs 10 owned sister brands in Singapore (BreadTalk, Toast Box, Food Republic, Food Junction, Thye Moh Chan, The Icing Room, Sō Ramen, Butter Bean, Bread Society, Charlie Tea) plus franchised Din Tai Fung, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh and Wu Pao Chun.
Does BreadTalk have outlets at Changi Airport? Yes, BreadTalk Singapore operates at Changi Airport and Jewel Changi Airport with the full standard bun range; airport outlets open earlier (around 7.30am) than mall locations and close around 10pm.
How to find a BreadTalk outlet near me? Use the outlet locator at breadtalk.com.sg/locations or Google Maps; BreadTalk Singapore’s 40 outlets are also pinned on the Grab, foodpanda and Deliveroo apps for same-day delivery.
What payment methods does BreadTalk accept? BreadTalk Singapore accepts cash, Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, NETS, NETS Flashpay, PayNow, PayLah!, Grab Pay, Apple Pay and the BreadTalk Group Rewards app wallet at every outlet, plus CDC Vouchers at heartland outlets.
How did BreadTalk invent the Flosss? BreadTalk’s Original Flosss was created at the 2000 Bugis Junction launch by Dr George Quek’s bakery team as a soft-bun take on the Chinese pork-floss roll, swapping the bread-roll format for a round milk bun rolled in savoury pork floss on a mayo glaze.
Does BreadTalk use preservatives? BreadTalk Singapore says it bakes fresh daily from the central kitchen at 30 Tai Seng Street using Japanese-milled flour, with no added preservatives in the bun doughs; shelf-life is 1 day for most buns and 2 to 3 days for loaves.
Can I return a BreadTalk bun? BreadTalk Singapore accepts returns or exchanges on buns with quality issues when brought back to the same outlet with the receipt within the same day; cakes with design or decoration issues are also replaced upon inspection.
