How Much is Bread Yard in Singapore? Complete Price Guide

A bakery that happens to serve one of the west side’s best brunches — Bread Yard at Galaxis, One-North, built its name on sourdough and kept it with S$8 pastas, pulled pork eggs benedict and grain bowls that actually satisfy. The wood-furnished room hums with the Fusionopolis lunch crowd daily.

Bakery-cafe fans should also browse the BreadTalk menu, Singapore’s homegrown bakery giant. For French-leaning bakes, the Tiong Bahru Bakery menu is the croissant benchmark.

This complete price guide covers the Bread Yard menu — brunch, grain bowls, sandwiches, pastas and coffee — plus what to order and answers to common questions.

Bread Yard pulled pork eggs benedict

Bread Yard Menu Singapore: Dishes & Prices

Artisanal breads anchor everything: sourdough toasts, sandwiches on house-baked loaves, and brunch plates built for the gram and the appetite. The S$8 pasta deal is the headline value play.

Brunch

Pulled pork eggs benedict, kofta kebab shakshuka, rosti and avocado fields — brunch plates in the S$19–26 band, all on excellent bread.

ItemPrice (S$)
Pulled Pork Eggs Benedict19.00
Avocado Fields (V)19.00
Kofta Kebab Shakshuka21.00
Rosti26.00
Sausage & Eggs14.00

Grain Bowls

Vegan, salmon, seabass, Mexican chicken and striploin bowls from S$16–20 — the wholesome lunch option that does not taste like compromise.

ItemPrice (S$)
Vegan Bowl16.00
Salmon Bowl18.00
Seabass Bowl18.00
Mexican Chicken Bowl18.00
Gorina Striploin Bowl20.00
Bread Yard sourdough bread

Sandwiches

Spicy fried chicken, kimchi cubano, smoked trout and ham-and-cheese croissant — all around S$16–18 on house-baked bread.

ItemPrice (S$)
Spicy Fried Chicken Sandwich18.00
Kimchi Cubano18.00
Smoked Trout Sandwich18.00
Ham & Cheese Croissant18.00
Cauliflower Steak Sandwich (V)16.00

Pasta

Five pastas at S$8 — aglio olio, tomato basil, mafaldine pesto, fettucine miso cream and capellini mentaiko — the deal that made Bread Yard famous with budget diners.

ItemPrice (S$)
Aglio Olio8.00
Spaghetti Tomato Basil8.00
Mafaldine Pesto8.00
Fettucine Miso Cream8.00
Capellini Mentaiko8.00

Sides & Coffee

Mushroom soup, tater tots, buttermilk wings and specialty coffee including the blue pea yuan yang.

ItemPrice (S$)
Mushroom Soup10.00
Tater Tots6.00
Spicy Buttermilk Wings12.00
French Fries8.50
Blue Pea Yuan Yang6.00
Latte / Cappuccino5.50

Bread Yard Best Sellers & Recommendations

The pulled pork eggs benedict is the signature brunch; the S$8 mafaldine pesto is the value legend. NFC ordering keeps the lunch queue moving — first-timers get a free drink with any order.

The plates the One-North crowd orders on repeat.

DishApprox. Price (S$)
Pulled Pork Eggs Benedict19.00
Mafaldine Pesto8.00
Salmon Bowl18.00
Spicy Fried Chicken Sandwich18.00
Blue Pea Yuan Yang6.00

Planning Your Visit

1 Fusionopolis Place, #01-23/24 Galaxis — minutes from One-North MRT, open daily 8am–6pm. Expect around S$20 per person; Burpple deals often sweeten it.

Bread Yard Prices in Singapore

Brunch S$19–26, grain bowls S$16–20, sandwiches S$16–18, pastas S$8, sides S$6–12, coffees S$5–6.50. A brunch with coffee lands near S$25. Prices are approximate and may vary; delivery prices may differ.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bread Yard Singapore

Brunch plates run S$19–26 — for example, pulled pork eggs benedict around S$19 and kofta kebab shakshuka near S$21. With coffee, expect about S$25 per person.

Bread Yard offers five pastas at S$8 each: aglio olio, spaghetti tomato basil, mafaldine pesto, fettucine miso cream and capellini mentaiko — one of Singapore’s best budget pasta deals.

Bread Yard is at 1 Fusionopolis Place, #01-23/24 Galaxis, Singapore 138522 — a short walk from One-North MRT. It opens daily 8am–6pm.

House-baked sourdough and artisanal breads, the pulled pork eggs benedict, the S$8 pasta menu and the blue pea yuan yang drink.

Yes — the vegan bowl, avocado fields brunch, cauliflower steak sandwich and several pastas are vegetarian-friendly, and the cafe is noted as vegetarian and vegan friendly.

Ordering is via NFC/table QR, which speeds things up and gives access to dining rewards. First-time visitors get a free drink with any order.

Conclusion

Bread Yard is the rare bakery-cafe that excels at both bread and brunch — honest sourdough, a legendary S$8 pasta deal, and prices the west side can love. Go for the benedict, stay for the pesto.

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