How Much is Heavenly Wang in Singapore? Complete Price Guide

The modern kopitiam, perfected: Heavenly Wang takes the kaya-toast-and-kopi ritual and gives it air-conditioning, design polish and a wider menu. Kaya butter toast sets start from S$6.50, kopi from S$2.80, and local mains like laksa and mee siam sit at S$8.50 as value meals.

Toast devotees will compare the Fun Toast menu for old-school charm, or the Kaffe & Toast menu for another modern take. Heavenly Wang’s edge is consistency across its many outlets — and halal certification.

This price guide covers the toast sets, all-day breakfast, SG favourites, beverages and the open toasties that set the chain apart.

Heavenly Wang kaya toast set

Heavenly Wang Toast & Breakfast Menu

The Reinvent Toast Sets are the signature format: thick toast with inventive toppings, paired with soft-boiled eggs and kopi or teh. Kaya butter remains the classic.

Toast Sets

Every set includes two soft-boiled eggs and a choice of kopi or teh — the full kopitiam ritual in one tray.

Toast SetPrice (S$)
Kaya Butter Toast Set6.50
Butter Sugar Toast Set6.50
Crunchy Peanut Toast Set6.50
Yuzu Cream Cheese Toast Set5.30
Tuna Melt Set7.30
Luncheon Sunrise Set7.30
Heavenly Wang laksa bowl

À La Carte Toasts & Eggs

For lighter appetites, toasts and eggs can be ordered separately — kaya butter toast (4 pcs) is S$3.00.

ItemPrice (S$)
Kaya Butter Toasts (4 pcs)3.00
Kaya Butter Toasts (2 pcs)2.60
Soft Boiled Eggs2.40
Tuna Melt (à la carte)4.90
Luncheon Sunrise (à la carte)4.90

Heavenly Wang Mains & Beverages

Beyond toast, the SG Favourites cover laksa, mee siam, mee rebus and curry chicken rice as value meals — proper lunch territory.

SG Favourites (Value Meals)

Each value meal bundles the main with a drink — filling lunches under S$11.

Value MealPrice (S$)
Laksa Value Meal8.50
Mee Siam Value Meal8.50
Mee Rebus Value Meal8.50
Ah Gong Mian Value Meal8.50
Curry Chicken Rice Set10.80
Chicken Macaroni & Toast9.88

Kopi, Teh & Drinks

Nanyang-style brews at honest prices — kopi from S$2.80, with yuanyang and milo for the indecisive.

BeveragePrice (S$)
Kopi / Teh2.80
Kopi O / Teh O2.80
Kopi C / Teh C3.00
Yuanyang3.00
Milo3.00
Honey Lemon / Lemon Tea3.20

Heavenly Wang Prices & Outlets

Outlets span malls and transport hubs islandwide, including a 24-hour outlet at Changi Airport Terminal 2. Most open 7:30am to 9pm. Prices are approximate and may vary by outlet.

Budget Guide

Breakfast for two stays under S$15; a toast set plus a laksa value meal covers two meals for about S$15 per person.

OrderApprox. Cost (S$)
Kaya toast set + kopi6.50
Toast set + value meal (2 pax)15.00
Family breakfast for 2 (bundle)17.70

Heavenly Wang vs Ya Kun vs Toast Box

The modern-kopitiam triangle: Ya Kun (heritage, crisp thin toast), Toast Box (bread-centric, mall ubiquity), Heavenly Wang (reinvented toast, halal, widest menu). Each has its loyalists; Wang wins on variety and certification.

Kopitiam Comparison

Ya Kun’s kaya toast is the purist’s benchmark; Toast Box’s thick toast has its fans; Heavenly Wang’s reinvented toasties and volcano buns are the most creative. For Muslim diners, Wang is the clear pick.

ChainKaya Toast Set (S$)Kopi (S$)HalalStandout
Heavenly Wang6.502.80YesReinvented toasties
Ya Kun6.302.70YesHeritage crisp toast
Toast Box6.202.90VariesThick toast

The Express Format

Heavenly Wang’s express outlets (including petrol station formats) push the volcano buns and open toasties — mentaiko blast, chilli crab explosion, salted egg lava — for the on-the-go crowd.

Frequently Asked Questions About Heavenly Wang Singapore

The Kaya Butter Toast Set starts from S$6.50, including two soft-boiled eggs and kopi or teh. À la carte kaya butter toasts (4 pcs) are S$3.00.

Yes — Heavenly Wang is halal certified, which makes it a reliable choice for Muslim diners craving kaya toast and kopi.

Most outlets open 7:30am to 9pm daily. The Changi Airport Terminal 2 outlet operates 24 hours.

The Kaya Butter Toast Set (from S$6.50) is the classic; the Laksa Value Meal (S$8.50) is the best lunch value. The Volcano Buns and Open Toasties are the modern signatures.

Kopi and teh start from S$2.80; kopi C/teh C from S$3.00. Iced versions cost slightly more.

Yes — Heavenly Wang has numerous outlets across Singapore in malls, MRT stations and Changi Airport, plus express formats at petrol stations.

Giant fluffy buns in four local flavours — Mentaiko Blast, Chilli Crab Explosion, Salted Egg Lava and Otah Bomb (S$4.80 for four) — exclusive to the express format, with set meals from S$5.80.

Breakfast peaks (8–9:30am) see queues at busy outlets, but turnover is fast. The toast sets are designed for quick service.

Conclusion

Heavenly Wang nails the modern kopitiam brief: familiar flavours, comfortable setting, honest prices and halal certification. The kaya toast set remains one of the city’s best breakfast values.

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