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2012-09-16
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`My friends and I went to Kungfu Paradise for a late afternoon tea and catch-up session on Friday. It seemed to look like an expensive restaurant, but actually it is NOT, as compared to other JCube restaurants like Chili's, Eat at Taipei, Canton Paradise, etc. The FoodI ordered the house specialties, Kungfu Bumger ($3.20) and Kungfu Stylo Coffee ($2.60). I really enjoyed the food here because the Kungfu Bumger was very delicious - the chicken meat was succulent and done to perfection. There is
`My friends and I went to Kungfu Paradise for a late afternoon tea and catch-up session on Friday. It seemed to look like an expensive restaurant, but actually it is NOT, as compared to other JCube restaurants like Chili's, Eat at Taipei, Canton Paradise, etc.
The Food
I ordered the house specialties, Kungfu Bumger ($3.20) and Kungfu Stylo Coffee ($2.60). I really enjoyed the food here because the Kungfu Bumger was very delicious - the chicken meat was succulent and done to perfection. There is nothing I can pick on about. The Kungfu Stylo Coffee was also very refreshing, the caffeine was strong and feels very indulging. They are really not house specialties for nothing!
The ServicePrompt, polite, ready. My friends and I were ushered into the restaurant almost immediately, and they stood at a respectable distance from us (without making u feel pressurized), and they immediately responded whenever we have any requirements.
The Ambience
It is a really suitable place for chatting with friends because we were sitting in a booth, which gave us the sense of privacy. The noise level was low-mid, which makes it easy to talk without sounding like you're interrupting other people's meals.
The Price
Reasonably priced.
Overall
I will definitely come back again and I also recommend you to try this restaurant out if you haven't! They do know how to please customers. I really had a wonderful time and good memories of this place. I'm most impressed by its food and service.
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