Old Airport Road Food Centre has gained a reputation for consistently having good food no matter the cuisine. From the famous 40-year-old Toa Payoh Rojak to affordable jjajangmyeon at Wooga Jjajang, the hawker centre always comes through with delicious food, be it traditional or modern. Another on the list is BNR Coffee & Tea as they offer kopi and cold brew coffee while serving traditional breakfast sets at prices under $4.
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Food prices are increasing everywhere, but the breakfast sets in this stall still remain affordably priced. Their One Piece Toast Set is only $3.30, which comes with the classic kaya toast, two soft-boiled eggs, and a choice of any traditional coffee. Frequent patrons like their coffee for its richness and aroma. For something unique, opt for their Flavour Kopi which comes in three different flavours: Hazelnut, Toffeenut, and Caramel. Each cup is priced at $1.80 for hot and $3 for iced!
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The stall also offers the Steamed Bread Set ($3.30), which not many hawker stalls do. The bread is even served in a bamboo steamer basket, so you know that they are freshly steamed, giving you the ultimate egg-dipping experience. Â
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Cheap breakfast sets are not the only thing this stall has to offer—they also serve up specialty coffee and cold brew! They serve cafe-style coffee here with the likes of Latte (from $2.80), Cappuccino (from $2.80) and more. Pay an additional $1 for either an extra shot or oat milk.Â
Their permanent bottled cold brew menu also includes Cold Brew ($3), White Magic ($3.30), and Mocha ($3.50), but their seasonal drinks extend beyond coffee as they have cold brew teas too. Do look out for their seasonal menu when you visit.
For more food from Old Airport Road Food Centre, check out our Xin Mei Xiang Lor Mee review, a Michelin-approved bowl of noodles with an over 50-year-old recipe. Or if you are looking for more traditional breakfast sets, check out Bao Er Cafe in Balestier which has kaya toast that tastes like Ya Kun.Â
Address: 51 Old Airport Road, #01-33, Old Airport Road Food Centre, Singapore 390051
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 6:30am to 2pm
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BNR Coffee & Tea is not a halal-certified eatery.
Feature image adapted from @bnrcoffeeandtea and @gaosiewdai
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