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Title: Home | Kiss My Pans | Singaporean Cafe in Toronto · language en. First 1,800 of 3,109 characters:
Home | Kiss My Pans | Singaporean Cafe in Toronto top of page HomeWhere to find usMoreUse tab to navigate through the menu items.KISS MY PANSToronto's only Singaporean kopitiam In Singapore, ''kopitiam" literally translates to coffee (kopi) shop (tiam).And just like in Singapore, we're a self serve and quick serve spot.AS SEEN ONHow does a kopitiam work? Order at the counter Pay for your order You will be assigned a table Pick up your own order Water and cutleries are self-serve Please note: Cash and debit only No reservation, walk-in only All parties need to be present to be seated About usKiss My Pans is Toronto's take on traditional Singaporean hawker favourites. From our inception in Singapore in 2018, creating bespoke edible art and supper clubs for top brands, to now including Singapore flavours in Little Italy, Toronto. Founded by Jeanne Chai and David Burga, our shop not only offers traditional Singaporean delights like Kopi, Kaya toast, Nasi Lemak, and Beef Rendang, alongside some hard-to-find snacks favoured by those in the little Red Dot. We recently opened a sister location in June 2025, Agak Agak in Cabbagetown, Toronto. Expect full dine in and sit down and a different menu there! Make sure to follow up on both social media accounts for the latest updates.Some of our popular dishesWe have a rotating menu, please check our Instagram for the latest updates!Media Mentions BlogTO: Agak Agak Kopitiam, Sept 5, 2025 Toronto Life: A popular Singaporean cheese shop and café is opening a sister restaurant, July 31, 2025 Eater: The 38 Best Restaurants in Toronto, Canada, Mar 24, 2025 Toronto Guardian: Where to feast for the Lunar New Year in Toronto, Feb 9, 2024 DailyHive: Michelle Yeoh keeps popping up at Toronto restaurants and everyone is loving it
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