{"id":289314,"date":"2024-02-14T13:00:39","date_gmt":"2024-02-14T05:00:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/?p=289314"},"modified":"2024-12-11T14:38:41","modified_gmt":"2024-12-11T06:38:41","slug":"rating-yuan-yang-drinks-singapore","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/rating-yuan-yang-drinks-singapore\/","title":{"rendered":"Coffee, tea, and me: I risked overactive bowel movements and headaches to rate the best and worst yuan yang drinks in Singapore"},"content":{"rendered":"

Coffee<\/a>\u2019s great and all, but my allegiance lies with tea<\/a>. No words can describe the pleasure I get from brewing, sipping, and spilling tea<\/a>. In an ideal world, I get to enjoy the best of both worlds. Thank the stars such a concoction exists in Singapore \u2013 hi, yuan yang peng, I love you. While it\u2019s not a debilitating addiction, I need my fix at least once a week.<\/p>\n

As a self-declared coffee and tea expert, nothing brings me greater joy than sharing my knowledge with you, dear readers. And so, in the name of \u201cscience\u201d, I\u2019ve detailed all the yuan yang pengs I\u2019ve gulped down from Singapore\u2019s coffee chains. My rating matrix boils down to ration (can it hit the sweet spot balance?), taste (a slightly creamier, full-bodied flavour gets my vote), and price point (given our current economy). Let\u2019s see how many places got it right, shall we?<\/p>\n

P.S. Prices were accurate when I purchased the drinks over the last couple of months. Also, you can reduce single-use plastic waste<\/a> by bringing your tumblers! (I didn\u2019t, so you can see where I bought my drinks.)<\/p>\n

Ranking the best and worst yuan yang drinks from coffee chains in Singapore<\/h2>\n

1. Ya Kun Kaya Toast: YES. That’s all.<\/h3>\n
\"Ya
This hits! (So what if I’m biased?) Photography: Sufyan Saad<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Full disclosure: I love Ya Kun<\/a>. Whenever I feel like consuming yuan yang, this is my go-to. Of course, I try my best to remain impartial. But it\u2019s hard! Ya Kun produces the best version, bar none. The drink is creamy and full-bodied because they add condensed and evaporated milk into the mixture before blending everything. Plus, the coffee-to-tea ratio is perfectly balanced. There\u2019s nothing to hate other than the price (a small cup sets you back $3.30). Well, it\u2019s a worthy investment. I\u2019m willing to look past it.<\/p>\n

Brew-tally honest assessment:<\/strong> Can we just cut the experiment and declare the winner, please?<\/p>\n

2. Fun Toast: A shocking contender emerges<\/h3>\n
\"Fun
Maybe I spoke too soon\u2026 Photography: Sufyan Saad<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Fun Toast<\/a> is another coffee chain you can easily hit up in Singapore. Though we’re still in the early stages of the experiment, my yuan yang peng benchmark has skyrocketed (no) thanks to Ya Kun. However, I remind myself to get rid of my bias. I paid $3.40 for my drink, but I don\u2019t mind it as it comes in a large cup \u2013 a big yay for economies of scale. My eyes widened after my first few sips. Yes, folks, I\u2019m pleasantly surprised. Fun Toast strikes a good balance between coffee and tea, and despite it not being as full-bodied, it\u2019s still creamy. I genuinely liked it.<\/p>\n

Brew-tally honest assessment:<\/strong> A calm yes. I daresay it\u2019s an almost equal<\/em> alternative to Ya Kun.<\/p>\n

3. Ma Mum: Third round’s a charm<\/h3>\n
\"Ma
Another pleasant surprise. Photography: Sufyan Saad<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

“What’s next?” my caffeine-induced brain asks. Well, we’re hitting up Ma Mum<\/a>. It costs $2.50 for a large cup, which gets a thumbs up from me. I observe the staff as they make my drink. It looks like there’s a good balance of coffee, tea, and milk. But while seeing is believing, tasting is a different thing altogether. Fortunately, it tastes as good as it looks. I say Ma Mum\u2019s version borders closely to Fun Toast\u2019s.<\/p>\n

Brew-tally honest assessment:<\/strong> I wouldn\u2019t say no to this.<\/p>\n

4. Kopi & Tarts: Almost, but not quite<\/h3>\n
\"Kopi
Yes? No? Maybe? Photography: Sufyan Saad<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

A halal<\/a> local coffee chain! My brothers and sisters in Islam can heave a sigh of relief. Don\u2019t let this under-the-radar brand fool you, though \u2013 Kopi & Tart<\/a>\u2019s version almost hits the mark. For $3.80, you get a \u201clarge\u201d cup (in Math speak, shorter in height but wider in breadth) filled with decent, creamy goodness. It feels like there\u2019s slightly more coffee than tea.<\/p>\n

Brew-tally honest assessment:<\/strong> 45% yes, 55% maybe.<\/p>\n

5. Toast Box: Is this experiment cursed?<\/h3>\n
\"Toast
Are we on the outs? Photography: Sufyan Saad<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

As one of Singapore’s biggest coffee chains, I expect Toast Box<\/a>\u2019s yuan yang to be decent. Being a well-known brand also means the drink will cost more than the others. It\u2019s $3.30 for a small cup, which might prevent you from being a repeat customer. Perhaps once in a while? It depends on the yuan yang\u2026 which isn\u2019t that good, in this case. The coffee tastes burnt, overpowering everything else.<\/p>\n

Brew-tally honest assessment:<\/strong> Unless you like charred coffee, skip this.<\/p>\n

6. Kaffe & Toast: Curious case of the missing milk<\/h3>\n
\"Kaffe
The milk pulled a Houdini. Photography: Sufyan Saad<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

To get over my disappointment from the previous purchase, I stop by Kaffe & Toast<\/a>\u2019s outlet in Tampines<\/a>. I don\u2019t want to raise my expectations too much, but I hope this drink is better. For $2.50, you get a large cup, which is value for money. But will it taste as good as it costs? I\u2019m ready to find out. After a few tentative sips, I swallowed a decent mouthful of yuan yang. The tea is more prominent than coffee (so the ratio\u2019s a bit off), but still, I couldn\u2019t fathom why the drink tasted diluted. Another case of absent milk?<\/p>\n

Brew-tally honest assessment:<\/strong> Another no from me.<\/p>\n

7. Ah Khoo Kopi Toast: An imperfect chemis-tea<\/h3>\n
\"Ah
Should I throw in the towel? Photography: Sufyan Saad<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

This modest brand can only be found in the east, which is perfect for me. I make my way to its Tampines outlet for my yuan yang fix. Ah Khoo<\/a> charges $2.80 for a small cup (I\u2019m already past caring about the price point by now). Despite the staff pouring more tea than coffee into my drink, the latter stands out more, to the point of overpowering the former. Coffee lovers might prefer this version.<\/p>\n

Brew-tally honest assessment:<\/strong> Alexa, play No by Meghan Trainor.<\/p>\n

8. Killiney Kopitiam: Are we going back to square one?<\/h3>\n
\"Killiney
Oh naur, not again! Photography: Sufyan Saad<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I\u2019m all juiced up on caffeine by now, NGL. But I ain\u2019t a quitter, so we press on. For some reason, Killiney Kopitiam<\/a>\u2019s version has more tea, which I found impossible, seeing as black coffee seems like the more potent beverage of the two. The milk\u2019s probably disappeared somewhere. It\u2019s $2.80 for a small cup, which is not too bad.<\/p>\n

Brew-tally honest assessment:<\/strong> Not killing it, KK.<\/p>\n

9. Heavenly Wang: Not so divine<\/h3>\n
\"Heavenly
Heavenly? More like hel\u2013 Photography: Sufyan Saad<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Personally, I\u2019m not a fan of this brand. Don\u2019t kill me, Heavenly Wang<\/a> supporters! But for the sake of this experiment, I included it on the list. Compared to the previous concoction, this one seems to have more coffee than tea. A hint of acidity comes through whenever I take a swig; adding milk does nothing to cut it down. A small cup of yuan yang peng costs $3. Bonus points for using a paper cup \u2013 hurray for sustainability<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Brew-tally honest assessment:<\/strong> $3 for a small<\/em> cup? That’s not heavenly. I\u2019m saving my coins for a different store.<\/p>\n

10. Coffee Addiction: Is this flavoured water?<\/h3>\n
\"Coffee
We’re not off to a good start. Photography: Sufyan Saad<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Yes, I know I said coffee chains, but this store is on the way to my office<\/a>, so why not? We don\u2019t discriminate. Coffee Addiction<\/a> only has one outlet in Singapore, which puts it at an unfair advantage. If the yuan yang\u2019s bad, it means I\u2019m writing off the entire business. Oops. I paid $1.90 for a small cup, which is pretty affordable for a store based in City Hall. At first sip, I couldn\u2019t taste either coffee or tea. Is it diluted? I continued slurping on my purchase. Yep, there\u2019s no doubt the drink is too watered down. I suppose the generous helping of ice and what seemed like a lack of milk contributed to the taste.<\/p>\n

Brew-tally honest assessment:<\/strong> Thanks, but no thanks.<\/p>\n

Here\u2019s my final mug manifesto\u2026<\/h3>\n
\"Rating
Let me know if I should continue this experiment. Photography: Sufyan Saad<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

At the end of my experiment, the obvious winner is Ya Kun Kaya Toast (naturally), while Fun Toast trails at a slightly distant second and Ma Mum rounds up in third place. Congratulations!<\/p>\n

Disclaimer: My verdict isn’t final because I only visited one outlet per brand. For example, Kaffe & Toast didn\u2019t do so well, but Ma Mum did, and they\u2019re both under the same umbrella. Also, I tried Toast Box again but at a different outlet this time, and I got a better version from that store. Standards fluctuate between outlets, so be discerning and note down the ones that fall under your taste preference.<\/p>\n

Now that I\u2019ve tried yuan yang from Singapore\u2019s coffee chains, should I extend this experiment and sample the ones from our hawker centres<\/a>? Let me know<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Coffee\u2019s great and all, but my allegiance lies with tea. No words can describe the pleasure I get from brewing, sipping, and spilling tea. In an ideal world, I get to enjoy the best of both worlds. Thank the stars such a concoction exists in Singapore \u2013 hi, yuan yang peng, I love you. While […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":107587,"featured_media":289408,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"categories":[25078,4,66593],"tags":[1238,25486,145753],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\nRating the best and worst yuan yang drinks in Singapore | Honeycombers<\/title>\n<meta name=\"description\" content=\"Nobody asked, but our writer went and drank the yuan yangs from Singapore's coffee chains. 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