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Mister Donut And Ya Kun Kaya Toast Collab To Launch New Kopi And Kaya Doughnuts

Mister Donut collabs with Ya Kun Kaya Toast

As Singapore’s 59th birthday rolls around, F&B brands in Singapore are pulling out all the stops to wish the nation a happy birthday. Mister Donut is one such brand—the Japanese mochi doughnut franchise has announced a limited-time collaboration with the iconic Ya Kun Kaya Toast in the name of National Day.

The collaboration stars two exclusive doughnuts that, according to a press statement, “combines the heart-warming flavours of traditional Singaporean breakfast with the classic sweetness of Japanese-style donuts”. The two flavours will be available from 1 August to 31 August at all Mister Donut outlets islandwide, at $3 apiece.

Now, onto the flavours. Diehard Ya Kun kopi lovers will be delighted by the Ya Kun Kopi Pon De Ring, which features a mochi doughnut infused with Ya Kun’s celebrated sock-brewed kopi. The doughnut is finished with a bittersweet coffee milk chocolate glaze. This was a collective favourite in our office, and we think it’s definitely worth a try.

And of course, those who love kaya toast have to try the Ya Kun Kaya Cream doughnut. This isn’t a mochi doughnut, but instead, a classic bombolini. Customers can expect a fluffy doughnut filled generously with an airy whipped cream blended with Ya Kun’s signature creamy kaya. Don’t expect a jam-like consistency; instead, you get a velvety smooth kaya filling that’s more coconutty than sweet!

While each piece retails at $3, you can also purchase a box of six for $14 or 10 for $23.

Mister Donut is also running an exclusive promotion, wherein ordering any two doughnuts from the collab will get you a Ya Kun Kaya Toast Scratch-and-Win card. Scratch the card, obviously, and stand to win various prizes, including $1 off a Ya Kun muffin, a free upsize for your next hot kopi or teh order, or $1 off their Value Set Meals A to D. This promotion is limited to the first 100 customers per store, per day. Each customer is also only entitled to one card.

For more top-tier places to enjoy traditional Singaporean breakfast, read our ranking of the best kopi in Singapore, and the most value-for-money breakfast set in Singapore!

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Mister Donut is a halal-certified eatery.

This was a media drop from Mister Donut.
Photos taken by Marcus Neo.

Beatrice

Beatrice is currently the Group Editor (Branded Content) at The Smart Local Media Group. Prior to this role, she’s spent a decade on staff at lifestyle titles in Singapore, including Lifestyle Asia, AugustMan, and Men’s Folio. Food, drink, and beauty have always been her main beats, but no, she doesn’t get paid to eat good food and wear makeup (unfortunately).

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