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You are here: Home / Food News / TOAST BOX OPENS NEW OUTLET AT JOHOR JAYA

TOAST BOX OPENS NEW OUTLET AT JOHOR JAYA

August 2, 2013 By StrawberrY Gal - Food News Leave a Comment

The neighbourhood of Johor Jaya is greeted by the charm of Traditional Nanyang Coffee (Kopi in colloquial terms), and Kaya Toast in a modern rustic setting with the opening of the brand new Toast Box store at Johor Jaya. Being the second store to open in Johor Bahru other than the one at KSL City Mall, it is currently the largest Toast Box in South East Asia.

This new store is a significant milestone in Toast Box’s plans to bringing its distinctive Traditional Nanyang culture to different parts of Asia, providing the vibrant neighbourhood a hearty and unique dining experience with a hint of nostalgia.Established in December 2005, the first Toast Box outlet was located in Food Republic Wisma Atria and has grown steadily with its unique concept. To date, Toast Box has 57 outlets in Singapore and 34 outlets in China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines and Thailand.

A LIFESTYLE EXPERIENCE

Breeze into Toast Box at Johor Jaya and be charmed by the joy of old style, casual dining experience in a simplistic yet endearing ambience. Sharing the charm of Traditional Nanyang Kopi and Toast culture with customers, Toast Box strives to deliver the best kopi and toast, making every visit a delicious stroll down memory lane.

The store features a modern rustic style that reflects a contemporary feel with charming displays that lend a cozy air to its surrounding. Folks can now enjoy a cuppa or satisfy their cravings at Toast Box while reminiscing the good old times.

UNIQUE OFFERINGS AT TOAST BOX

“From the homely aroma of freshly-brewed Kopi lingering in the air to heart-warming fragrance of golden toast being grilled on the stove; it’s an immediate sensory treat for all. Food lovers are guaranteed to be impressed and delighted by the extensive choice of authentic local dishes and beverages offered by our Toast Box Johor Jaya outlet,”shared Vincent Lim, Senior Vice President of Toast Box.

Restaurant: Toast [email protected] Jaya Locations: Johor, Johor Jaya Food: Coffee, Toast Tags: Malaysian Delights Category: Food News



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