The drinks and breads that they sell at that outlet are expensive. Will prefer to eat at the Malaysia Street Stalls

Best place for breakfast and kaya toast and yummy coffee!!!!!!,BREAD AND LOTS OF YUMMY ITEMS And cheaper ONLY option in RWS.

if at RWS, you just want to have something to eat without too full. Breadtalk seen to be a better choose, of course, we go there also because we dining next door. I cannot recall it is 24hrs, but the bread almost sold out when we reach there about 11pm. manage to buy few to go back hotel and keep... More

We just had garlic bread as there was almost nothing for vegetarians. It was good! We also tried their fresh carrot juice (bottled) and it was the best carrot juice we'd ever had! Recommended!

My day was slightly dampened by two staff at the bread talk of RWS branch. Firstly I asked a staff if they have a certain flavor of muffin which the other branches provide and was given a short, stern "nope" as answer. Next the bispectacle young cashier was grumpy, no smile and eye contact with customers, plainly taking the bread... More

Whenever we visit Singapore we go to Breadtalk a lot. You can watch the food being prepared and it is always fresh. You can fill your tray for very little outlay. There is a great variety of food for any time of the day, whatever your taste may be. We have been to several different stores and they have been... More

It was a pleasant surprise for me and my family to be able to pick snacks which were suitable for the children, adults and my aged parents. My son loved the sweet bread with all kind of fillings. He ate five altogether. I had the signature pork floss bun, delicious. My parents like the bread with sweet potato filling and... More

I visited a couple of BT outlets when I first visited Singapore in 2010. Having just returned I am surprised and disappointed that the choice and quality of the produce has, in my assessment, reduced. A great concept which I think is now going backwards. Shame.

Quick and easy to grab a bite to eat and go. . . Pick up a tray and a pair of tongs... Grab whatever suits your fancy, head to the till and you are away