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Welcome to Toast Box at Parc Komo: A Nostalgic Journey in Every Sip
Parc Komo is becoming a vibrant hub of food outlets can now welcome Toast Box, the latest addition to its growing family of gourmet experiences. Joining the ranks of Georges Pub, Makan by Rashani, and the soon-to-open Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf (CBTL), Toast Box is set to become a cornerstone for the locals to hangout and chat about the weather and the price of eggs.
Who are Toast Box?
Established in October 2005, Toast Box is not just another coffee house; it’s a time capsule that takes you back to the nostalgic era of the 1960s and 70s Nanyang coffee and toast culture. As you step inside, you’re enveloped by the rich fragrance of freshly-ground caramelised coffee beans, a scent that promises more than just a drink but an experience.
A Taste of Nanyang Coffee in Every Cup
Toast Box has carved a niche for itself by preserving the authentic taste of Nanyang Coffee. Their signature coffee is a product of passion and meticulous craftsmanship.
Brewed traditionally using a cloth coffee sock and a long-spouted pot, each cup is a fragrant testament to the skills of their Kopi Masters. This dedication to authenticity has seen them grow beyond Singapore, with outlets now in Hong Kong, Jakarta, Johor Bahru, Kuala Lumpur, and Chinese-Taipei.
More than Just Coffee
But it’s not just about coffee. Their menu is a celebration of familiar home favourites. Indulge in the simplicity and comfort of traditional Kaya Toast, the nutty delight of Peanut Thick Toast, or the savory goodness of Cheesy Ham and Egg Thick Toast.
For those seeking a hearty meal, options like Chicken Curry with Rice, Laksa, and Mee Rebus offer a satisfying blend of flavors and spices. Each dish is a reminder of the vibrancy and richness of local culinary traditions.
The above dishes from left to right, Curry Chicken, Fried Mee Siam set and Salted Egg Minced Pork Rice Set. The accompanying Chili (help yourself) was plentiful, Sambal, Chili flakes etc.
Whilst the prices close to the $10 mark are higher than a local Kopitiam or Hawker Centres you must note that each set meal comes with a drink and a slice of cake!
What Toast Box Says About Themselves
“In our pursuit of recreating the authentic Nanyang coffee taste, we’ve gone to great lengths,” says a spokesperson from Toast Box. “Our signature Nanyang Coffee is more than just a beverage; it embodies over a century of history. With just one sip, you’ll understand the depth of our commitment to bringing you that familiar, comforting taste which Hainanese immigrants cherished in the early Straits settlements.“
A New Chapter at Parc Komo
The opening of Toast Box at Parc Komo marks a new chapter in the area’s culinary landscape. It’s more than a place for a quick coffee; it’s a destination where memories are made and shared, where every visit is an opportunity to relive the charm of a bygone era.
Toast Box Parc Komo opening Gift
Opening day kicked off at 7.30am and they clearly expected a crowd and were not disappointed. The place was buzzing with chatter from the locals nattering away and chomping down on their breakfast/lunch. The crowd was older and mostly likely retired so this was a much-needed outlet for the neighbourhood.
As a welcome to their latest outlet at Parc Komo everyone who bought a set meal was given a free drinks tumbler, which was a nice bonus for the day!
We invite you to visit Toast Box at Parc Komo, to not just taste but experience the rich heritage of Nanyang coffee and Singaporean cuisine and get a sense of the local community in Upper Changi North. It’s a journey of flavors and nostalgia, right here in the heart of our community.
Toast Box FAQ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Why is Toast Box so expensive? | The prices reflect their focus on location rent, staff costs, energy bills, quality ingredients, unique recipes, and the dining experience. |
| What is Toast Box famous for? | Toast Box is renowned for its traditional Nanyang coffee and freshly toasted bread. |
| How old is Toast Box? | The company was established in 2005, making it over 15 years old. |
| Is Toast Box Singapore halal certified? | Toast Box in Singapore is not halal certified. |
Toast Box Parc Komo Address
Address: 963C Upper Changi Rd N, #01-09 Komo Shoppes, Singapore 506790
