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Koufu

Koufu

Food court

★ 3.7504 reviews
  • 735 Pasir Ris Street 72, #01-336 West Plaza, Singapore 510735
  • Today · 6 am–11 pm
    • Thursday: 6 am–11 pm
    • Friday: 6 am–11 pm
    • Saturday: 6 am–11 pm
    • Sunday: 6 am–11 pm
    • Monday: 6 am–11 pm
    • Tuesday: 6 am–11 pm
    • Wednesday: 6 am–11 pm
  • 6506 0161
  • koufu.com.sg

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Pratik Nandoskar9 months ago
★★★★★

Dam expensive. Easily one of the priciest Cai Fan stalls in Singapore. Paid $13 for a single plate—definitely not worth the price tag

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J T10 months ago
★★★★★

This review is for the chicken rice stall. Stated to have discount for purchase above $5 (on the piece of small white paper displayed at the cashier) but everytime I order, he would say that the price is already discounted and come up with various reasons not to honour it (including the overcharged $6.30 meal). Other stalls within this Koufu have no problem honouring the discount. Dishonest marketing. Avoid this stall at all cost!

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Sing Wee Choo1 years ago
★★★★★

Convenient location for residents to have a meal. Selection include fish soup, naso padang, mala hotpot, roast meat, Yong tao fu, mixed veggie rice.

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Barbette Strauss5 years ago
★★★★★

Finally renovated with more stalls and more seats. There’s a better variety of food now so that we have more choices to choose from. Yong Tau Foo, Chinese rice dishes, roasted meat, mala, fish soup, Thai food, western food & another serving stir fry food on a wok. However, the food at this Koufu is pricey as compared to the surrounding coffee shops. The plus side for now is probably due to its air conditioned environment and a somewhat cleaner & newer outlook as it has just been renovated. Tried the fried fish soup + bee hoon $6.80 from the stall known as Cheng Long Food Entreprise; a generous bowl of thick bee hoon given. But fried fish is too salty for my taste buds. Saba fish rice was good with generous serving and the spinach soup was ok too. The fish head bee hoon soup was so-so. But we love the dumplings they sell because unlike the other versions sold by other stallholders, theirs don’t contain chives. Theirs is so fresh and succulent with juicy minced pork and I think some white vegetables blended with abit of ginger and sesame oil. One of the better dumplings I ever tasted. Staff is very friendly & nice. I noticed many customers eating their Saba fish set which happened to be my hubby’s favourite! Yong Tau foo is too pricey when compared to the Koufu equivalent at punggol plaza & felt thirsty after drinking the plain soup base - not recommended. The food at the Chinese rice stall looks yummy with an appetising variety but there’s this sweet note to all their food which I don’t like at all; still prefer the Chinese rice stall at the kopi tiam housed within the same building. The food at a stall (Chinese Cuisine) selling china soupy noodles / rice isn’t anything to rave about becox the food is so-so only - I was quite interested initially becox of the utensils as the soup was kept warm thru out my meal inside the aircon environment. And I would personally boycott the Mala stall after eating just once. The food wasn’t fresh to start with and I suspected that they soaked many of their stuff in brine water (salt water). Even though I requested for less oil, less seasoning and definitely less salty for a hopefully healthier choice, I was in for a rude shock! The Mala food was extremely salty to the extent that me and my family members decided to abandon the food half eaten. It was way too salty to be swallowed. Fire Grill (western food) service is good but we found the gravy abit too salty for our palate. Otherwise, the broccoli is a very combination to eat with the grilled meat! Yummy! We are also delighted to find mashed potatoes on their menu. Fish fingers was ok more for kids. The chef himself recommended chicken sausage which we will try on another day. Update 30 Apr 2021: Finally tried the Thai food stall’s dishes. Service was very good & the food was tasty & has quite a strong punch of Thai flavour to it. Didn’t really like the horfun though as the kuay teow was a bit too soggy & has a sourish note to the gravy due to the Tom Yum. However, servings were generous their rice & noodle dishes! Thumbs up. Highly recommended! Update 7 Feb 2022 : Love love love ❤️ the dumplings from the fish soup stall. Definitely worth eating - a must try for all who love pork!

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Jacob TAN1 years ago
★★★★★

This is one of the two food courts at this mall. The coffee and tea over here are nice. Food choices here is limited. Today had the cai fan. The choice of dishes are good. Taste of all the dishes are quite bland. The cai fan at Kopitiam is better.

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