Cuppage Beef Noodles - Cook House

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Ordered a bowl of beef soup with rice and it costed $5 for this set. The soup was rather tasty and flavourful with distinctive beef flavour. The beef was quite tender too. There was one beef ball which was quite springy. The size was about the size of a pingpong ball which was not too small. The size of the portion was average and is okay for the price since it is situated In an airconditioned place. I'll probably try the mixed beef portion next time.

I was delighted that there was another Beef Noodle stall opening at Western area of Singapore.This beef noodle stall that was opened was from a famous stall at Cuppage centre.There was a long queue at this stall, maybe because it was from a famous branch.The beef noodle set came with a bowl of beef balls soup.The gravy of the beef noodles looked dark but when you tasted, it was quite bland and lack of flavour.The beef was over cooked, the meat was tough and hard to chew.The only nice thing was t

Beef Noodles Soup - $4.80 tastes rather average by Cook House (Koufu) at JEM. One thing that I noticed is its bean sprouts which was given in such a big portion that I thought my bowl of beef noodles came without noodles. Soup was clear and full of bean sprouts taste. There was only one beef meatball given and the slices of beef are lazily prepared - slices were clustered and in chunks and I had to tear them apart one by one. Queue was rather long and waiting time is expected. Finding seats was

First day of business for the mall and the stall. I was not exactly very hungry when I ordered my lunch, Beef noodle soup. I was lucky that there was no queue for the stall. The soup is delicious and pretty obvious with MSG addition. I loved their beef balls, I think they hand made them. It is chewy and Q! The kway teow soup comes with generous portions of bean sprouts with enhanced the texture of the dish.