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2026-09-03
Last day.
And by some stroke of luck, someone felt bad enough for us to hand carry by air, a few bags of kopi beans which we will receive today or tomorrow. š
Come and have your last brew.
Come and say goodbye.
2026-08-30
2026-08-20
Friends! You have limited days left to enjoy the very special Singaporean specialties of Jeanne Chai + David Burga: till Sept 6 for Agak Agak Canada on Gerrard + Sept 7 for Singaporean Kopitiam on College. I hope you make it there!
Here are some glorious samples from KMP the other night: š¤ laksa noodles in coconut broth; shrimp-paste marinated crispy chicken wings; shrimp, pork + water chestnut rolls wrapped in bean curd skin; + tauhu goreng, deep fried tofu, bean sprouts + cucumber in a š¶ļø š„ sauce.
Our bill total was as auspicious at the future that I am envisioning for Jeanne + Davidš²š„°šš„ā¤ļø.
Thereās lots of great home + kitchenware for sale plus a curated selection of Jeanne + Davidās favorite š¤ paste, š« s, + other essentials!š„°
š Laura Piscaer for making it happen! ā¤ļø ā¤ļøā¤ļøto Jean + David for bringing this city so much joy.
2026-08-18
Ok ok ok folks. We know you love our prata. Itās flaky, itās crispy, itās perfect for soaking up curry. Itās actually one of my fave meals here and always come highly recommended whenever anyone asks. Weāve been flippinā them in-house on a weekly basis for a few years now.
This weekend is the last time weāre flippinā and clappinā prata coz itās taking 2 people 2 days to do a batch and theyāre selling out faster than we can make them and we just canāt catch up. Even the prata shops on SG get them ready-made from the factories nowadays. It is truly a labour of love what we do. I donāt think people truly realize how much work goes into our food. Maybe one day, I will do a condensed version in a home kitchen to show yāall.
Anyway, after this weekend, itās curry chicken and rice only. Come early.
2026-08-03
Weāre exactly 5 weeks away from our last day of service.
6 Sept for Agak Agak Canada and 7 Sept for Singaporean Kopitiam
Thank you for giving us sell-out days and continuing to tell us how much you love our food. This is how we want you to remember us.
This is the kinda high we will always appreciate and cherish long after weāre gone. Thank you.
Come eat. 5 weeks left.
Address
713 College Street
Toronto, ON
M6G1C2
Public Transport:
- Take the subway to College Station.
- Exit the station and walk east on College Street.
- The destination will be on your left.
Driving/Parking:
- From the Gardiner Expressway, take the Spadina Avenue exit.
- Turn right onto Spadina Avenue and continue north.
- Turn left onto College Street.
- Look for parking options along College Street or nearby side streets.
Opening Hours
| Monday |
5pm - 9pm |
| Wednesday |
5pm - 9pm |
| Thursday |
5pm - 9pm |
| Friday |
12pm - 9pm |
| Saturday |
12pm - 9pm |
| Sunday |
12pm - 8pm |
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What people say
KISS MY PANS on College Street in Toronto is a delightful artisanal cheese shop and cafe that brings a touch of Singaporean charm to the heart of Little Italy. Founded by the talented Jeanne Chai, this establishment has already made a name for itself with its unique offerings.
One of the standout features of Kiss My Pans is their exquisite cheese platters. These beautifully curated platters are a true feast for the senses, featuring a luxurious selection of gourmet cheeses, local honeycomb, charcuterie, fresh seasonal fruit, dried fruit, roasted nuts, dark chocolate, wholesome dips, artisanal crackers, and even edible flowers. Whether you're hosting a small gathering, celebrating a special occasion, or looking for an impressive corporate gift, these platters are sure to impress.
For those seeking something truly special for weddings, birthdays, or corporate events, Kiss My Pans specializes in creating grand cheese grazing tables that are not only delicious but also visually stunning. These tables can cater to groups of up to 25 people and are guaranteed to be the centerpiece of any event.
With its unique concept as the only Singaporean cafe in a cheese shop in Toronto, Kiss My Pans offers more than just foodāit provides an experience. Whether you're stopping by for a quick bite or planning a memorable event, this cozy spot on College Street promises to deliver exceptional quality and service.
For those looking to embark on a gastronomic journey unlike any other in Toronto's vibrant culinary scene, Kiss My Pans is definitely worth checking out. Contact Jeanne directly for pricing and details to elevate your next dining experience with Kiss My Pans on College Street.