[CLOSED] Ktoast

Pretty good albeit tastes a little different from IssacToast. The mixture of cheese and homemade sauce give the toast a unique taste

However, it’s definitely not enough to replace a meal!

I know which shop you're thinking of, but pictured here are the toasts from Ktoast!

We had the K-Ham Toast ($3.90) which consists of ham, bread, egg, cheese, pickle and cabbage, and if you like something simpler like me, you can also try the K-Toast ($2.90) which consists of ham, bread, egg and cheese. Both toasts are decent-tasting and are filling. Best to consume when it's hot off the grills.

All the toasts here are prepared upon ordering and reasonably priced; Nothing cost more than $5. Overall a decent toast shop, you can consider for as a quick meal if you happen to be in the Clementi area.

Located at the first level of Grantral Mall just beside the Clementi Mall.

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This is hearty and delicious.
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The crisp buttered toasted slices of white bread sandwich generous fillings, which include a fuffy egg omelette, crunchy shredded cabbage, juicy pickles, a tender beef bulgogi patty, gooey cheddar cheese, and a rich secret sauce.
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Bold layered flavours of eggy sweet savoury sour with a hint of spicy. Yum.
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Ktoast
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This makes for a delicious light snack.
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The crisp buttered toasted slices of white bread sandwich generous fillings, which include a fuffy egg omelette studded with juicy corn kernels, crunchy shredded cabbage, juicy pickles, a tender slice of pork ham, gooey cheddar cheese, and a rich secret sauce.
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Big flavours of vegetal eggy sweet savoury sour, with a soulful, comforting breakfast feel.
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Although ingredients are similar to their competitors, their presentation (stacking the sandwich high) wins for being neater and more visually appealing.
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Ktoast
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Freshly prepared and grilled to order, these are made with authentic Korean recipes, and are consistently delicious.
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However, it can get messy when eating the sandwiches. Which is why I appreciate the little pockets it's served in, catching all the delicious gravy that bursts out.
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When they first started, the male and female Korean chefs worked the grill. They've since trained several locals as well.
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Ktoast
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With the uncanny resemblance to Isaac Toast, I was initially skeptical about trying this, given the forlorn-looking shop facade (with no queues spotted unlike the former), tucked away in a quiet spot in Cityvibe. I was glad that my spontaneous palate gave way to this simple-looking toast which eventually left me with no regrets but satisfication! 😋 Run by true, authentic Koreans (perhaps this explains the stark difference in quality to Isaac), each toast that I had contains this special sauce (secret ingredient that cannot be revealed), resulting in flavourful and fragrant enhancement to the overall toast, imo it kind of resemble a garlic butter sauce - but of course, it’s real identity no one knows for sure (except the chef)! 🤭 Creamy and slight sweet with a lingering aroma, the well buttered toast also comes with the standard Isaac-ingredients of corn-filled omelette (omitted the corn due to personal preference), pickles, cabbage, cheese and of course, your choice of protein! I tried both the ham and hot chicken on 2 separate visits (in less than a week apart), which I personally prefer the latter, coming with a tinge of spice and a tender, juicy chicken patty! ✨ Wished the toast were more crisp at the edges but the secret sauce was one that highly defeats its competitor in Plaza Singapura, and given the fact that there isn’t any queue, this over Isaac toast (imo overrated) anytime, anyday! 👍🏻 .
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