Lots of food varieties to choose from. Beautifully decorated, spacious and clean ambiance. Good place to chill in between shopping.

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Wait, where did my review go? Kopitiam finally opened in December 2025 after months of renovations to fanfare and lion dance and I went to kaypoh on their opening day. Back then, Koufu has been our go to every week for our weekend lunch or late weekday meals. Some returned (Pepper Lunch) and most new entrants (Otousan, Western Boy, Wen Xiang Yuan, Kolo Mee, Grouper King, Teochew Lao, Hao Jia Ban Mian, King Dae Bak Korean, Telur Thai (Egg Thai left us), Ayam Penyat, Nasi Padang) entered West Mall market. Before this, Eat@W was where most of us residents hanged out at. Kopitiam is indeed slated to snatch back some customers. Similarly to other Kopitiams that I frequent (JP1 and JEM), prices are considerably above average unless using the Fairprice app to pay. It's not as drastic as the case for Clementi Mall, but the elderly I spoke with are grappling with the rising costs. I suggested for them to flash their Merdeka/Pioneer card for discount as setting up Fairprice app is too daunting for them. As of today (June 2026), the cai png stall has been replaced with Yuen Kee. The corner dim sum stall, Ayam Penyat and Nasi Padang has ceased operations.

+3

A new foodcourt at Westmall. It's under the flagship of Kopitiam. It was spacious, more stalls & fully renovated with modern vibe. The stalls were offering varieties from mala (some tables are catered for mala soup bowl heater), fish soup, ayam penyet, kolo mee, yong tau foo, dimsum, nasi padang, thai food, pepper lunch and the interesting part - western food with beer 🍻. It's the opening week and quite crowded. My daughter and I tried the kolo mee. The noodles were tasty, cheewy with crunchy texture, covered with fragrant sauce & top up with juicy char siew, minced meat & pork lard 😋 We'll definetly come back to try other stalls.

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My wife and I were here today (1 March 2026) for an early lunch. It was our first time visiting this quite recently opened food court in West Mall. We were very impressed with its beautiful setting - apparently Little Guilin inspired. We ordered food from two stalls thereat - Teochew Lao and Royal Rojak. Both choices turned out to be very good. The noodles from the former was very good and reasonably priced. And the Rojak and Popiah from the latter were excellent. SEE PHOTOS HEREIN. Service at the respective stalls was very good. The dining ambience at this food court was very nice with the dining tables spaciously separated and in air-conditioned comfort.

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What happened to Koufu? After the puzzling takeover of their popular JEM foodcourt by Kopitiam a couple of years back, it happened again with this Westmall foodcourt which had an even longer history. Prior to the change, it was a very popular foodcourt with many old timer stalls which sadly almost all did not survive the changeover. The popularity seemingly maintaining with the new operator and its entirely new team of tenants eventhough prices were generally a notch up as with all revamped foodcourt. Time will tell if this is sustaining once the hype waned.

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