Breakfast ING Restaurant

I got the meat floss & sausage sandwich, which was very tasty! Their milk tea and roti are also very good (perfectly flaky and crispy). My only caveat is that it was difficult to find since it is now a part of Bubble Republic, but Google still shows the old store sign, so it wad a bit confusing. Will definitely be back - now that I know where it is ;)

I have been here a few times, and every time, it was a nice experience except for the most recent one.
The way it works with this place is that it's like a cafeteria, you line up to order, and they bring your order to you. The staff behind the cash were usually friendly except for my recent visit where, instead of explaining the sugar level for a bbt that i was interested in, she bluntly told me that she could provide a pack of sugar for me to add according to my desire.
I ordered the Kaya toast with Salted butter for $6.50. It was on the costly side with 2 slices of toast that I could very easily make at home.
What I objected to the most was that while I was eating, the staff started to talk about their stomach issues and toilet business. That was so shocking to me, and I thought they were either blissfully ignorant of being more professional or just didn't care.
Malaysian restaurants are hard to come by, and I was so happy to find this establishment and was happy with their service and food until now.

Nice place to try the taiwanese food, I like their breakfast sandwiches especially the house special. If you have allergy ask or check as there could be peanut inside. The indoor seating area is a bit tiny but convenient to enjoy a quick meal.

This place has some Singaporean, Taiwanese, Hong Kong Style, all asian food - it’s decent but not perfectly authentic. Still I love this place just for the fact that it cooks Sing food

It’s a small restaurant and there is always a line up to get in. Service got a 5 star because they are fast and efficient.

This place used to have its own standalone store front but now can be found inside Bubble Republic Tea House. Look for the orange and white logo with the B in the window. You will have to still place your orders from the 2 places and pay for them separately but the dining space is in one place.

We got the laksa with noodle (udon) and egg crepe roll with fritter. The broth was flavorful and tasty usually and the egg crepe roll was nice and crispy on the outside. Their coffee milk tea is also good.

Crepe is very greasy, pork is cold?
Potato sandwich just look sad and lonely
French toast has nothing to do with French loll.

A little confusing to find the place as it has moved from unit 21 to share the Bubble Republic restaurant. If I didn't notice this cardboard sign I would have thought Breakfast ING closed down.
Really happy to have a bak kut teh place in the GTA. There are only a few restaurants that serve it. I would have liked it to have stronger flavors however it hit the spot. The curry laksa was yummy too. A little light I flavour again but once again nice to find a place in the city that serves this type of Malaysian food. Will come back again.

Update: They’re no longer at their old spot in the square. They moved to the space where Bubble Republic is.

First Malay-style breakfast place I’ve found in Mississauga. The clay pit bak kuh teh soup is hearty and filling.

Do not like the use of styrofoams used for dine in experience, portions are very small and the food is barely warm. The soup macaroni had like a few pieces of corn and the macaroni crumbled as you scooped it. Never returning.

UPDATE: Breakfast ING has moved inside of Bubble Republic. Don't know why, but looks like a lot of the original staff are gone now.

The food taste decent. Although their prices has gone up and the portions remains small. We ordered their Malaysian chicken curry with rotis, 3 small piece of chicken with lots of potatoes.

I love Breakfast ING! The food is good enough, but I still love this place! Cozy and calm and quaint

Update June 2022. Service has really diminished since Covid. No longer dine in. Everything still served in take out containers. Unpleasant service.

Breakfast here has been a routine for us every time we come to Mississauga for hiking. Especially loved the egg crepe roll, crispy crepe and tender egg!? The sandwiches could be a bit dry in my opinion. But overall the quality of food is very good. It’s the kind of hearty homemade style food you crave for every now and then.
The only thing that I hope they could work on is to go back to normal non disposable utensils and containers. Now they serve everything with plastics and it made me sad?

Waited for almost 30 mins and found a piece of metal in my food. Called the restaurant to report this issue and they only explained to us why the metal was in the food… instead of giving customers a compensation or any solution.

Overpriced food. The wait was too long. Food wasn’t tasty. Not coming back for sure.

The signature milk tea here is authentic. It reminds me of milk tea that I would get in Hong Kong. The restaurant is a little crammed, and service is inconsistent, but the food is unique and overall tasty. The crepes are good, and the laksa was really tasty.

For the price, the food is okay but kind of small. I’m from Markham though so maybe I just have higher expectations for the Asian food? I like how they have unique menu items though.

Not true Malay food. Meat needs to be fresh, it seemed like a frozen burger. The roti was definitely not made from scratch. Tea was good

Small establishment with a few tables but pretty clean all around with friendly staff. My go-to for a quick bite is the egg crepe roll (any type really but I personally enjoy the corn and cheese) and the Malaysian street style sandwich. Don’t forget the (hot) milk tea! The laksa is great and pretty close to being authentic too (I usually prefer to make my own at home coming from a Malaysian background) but it’s a pretty small portion so I definitely would not recommend if you’re hungry. They also serve early bird specials for a steal of a price, so check it out if you’re there before 10: 30am. Overall, a nice spot for the area serving delicious and unique items. Highly recommended.

I love this little joint. Besides being super cute & tiny. The food for price is bang for your buck. It is just enough for breakfast or lunch. Service is decent. The food really reminds me of Taiwan & I think that why I give this place 5 stars.

We decided to try this place out due to the ratings on Yelp and was not impressed with it. We were sat in the back and waited a while for someone to come take our order. The menu is on the table with a pen to check off your order. It was our first time there and no one explained the process to us so we checked it off ourselves and went to the front to drop it off. One of the waiters followed up with us and I told her how to separate the orders in two. Yet, the order still came on one plate. We had to ask for another plate. Food was nothing special. Service was slow and poor. No one followed up on us. We went to the front to pay. Place is small and tight, not very kid friendly. They do have high chairs. We won't be coming back.

I wasn't sure about this place, but decided to give it a try and so glad we did. I had the House Special sandwich. Eggs, bacon, lettuce, mayo in a triple decker sandwich.surprise ingredient spicy peanut sauce. Tasted a bit like peanut butter on bacon and eggs, but somehow it worked. My honey and lemon drink tasted like a cough drop which was a bit disappointing, but I was expecting a sort of soda. I need to read the menu more closely obviously.

Quality is above what I'd expect from a place like this. Gets pretty busy in the mornings especially on weekends, but definitely one of my favorite breakfast places.

Pretty good food. The curry smell so good.
Only one thing, please don't put the ketchup with the crepe even just beside it. Let the customer put it by themselves, not everyone like the taste of the ketchup.
Thank you

Decided to give this teeny little restauarant a try with my boyfriend this morning, and we loved it! The prices are really great, with our two meals and two drinks coming to 23$, with no sacrifice in quality. I think we’ll add this to our go to breakfast list!

WHAT TO EAT? !

The Malaysian laksa is inexpensive and very tasty. If you like curry, the Malaysian curry is also another good one to try. There’s also the charcoal Grilled sandwiches where it’s not the typical sandwiches. They have meat floss, Taiwanese sausages or ground beef with Malaysian spice in their sandwiches. All the breakfast and lunch items are very inexpensive.

The place is small so be prepared to wait a bit for a table. It’s always busy here. Best bet is to come really early or you’ll have to wait, but wait is no longer than 10-15 min. Sometimes there’s so many options you don’t know what to choose. You can start with the sandwiches first if you want to try something different or if you are looking for something to warm your belly, the soup options are the way to go!

Food comes out relatively quickly and service is not bad. I find the Laksa tastier than some other places in Mississauga so you won’t be disappointed. There’s a lot of ingredients inside the laksa too. The Malaysian curry can be on the oily side so you may want to use a spoon to take away the top layer of oil. The curry isn’t that strong or spicy so for the mild curry lovers, you’ll like the curry.

LAST TIP!?

If you come at anytime between 8-10 am there’s the early bird special that you can take advantage of. The menu items are already pretty cheap but there’s menu items that can be even cheaper if you’re an early bird!

This place is my staple for lunch or brunch. Delicious Malaysian food with authentic roti and curry. Would highly recommend it, their service is quick and the portions are perfect. They have sandwiches, traditional western breakfast, rice curry dishes, soups served with noodles or rice. A good variety and not too salty yet very flavourful.

Breakfast ING has interesting Malaysian and Chinese food options, including one of the better examples of curry laksa that I've had in Canada.

The Malaysian street sandwich is a near perfect replication of the famous Ramly burger, a Malaysian street food staple, but they use toast cooked on a charcoal-fire instead of the bun. It makes for an interesting change.