KJ Korean - Koufu

I love this korean stall at Yew Tee Point Koufu! They sell delicious korean food which i will buy at least once a fortnight

The lady that served me was korean..i think. She doesn't understand chinese numbers hahah! So i had to translate from saying "二号“ to number 2 in english.

Btw, I ordered my fav korean food--bibimbap! Healthy with veggies like carrots, seaweed, spinach, cucumber, purple veggies..? and topped with a fried egg that wasn't oily plus a choice of either chicken or beef meat to complete a balanced diet. yummmyyy~~~ ps- I da baoed back the food so i could enjoy my meal in the quiet sanctuary of my room, watching a rerun of "To The Beautiful You" on my laptop<3<3 heehee! Nutritious meal for $5.50-$6.50 (depending on the choice of bowl eating there=normal/hot pot) The gochujang sauce (spicy red sauce) isn't too spicy or sour for me, but it certainly enhanced the flavours of the dish well. Thumbs up! Will be back for more!
Rating: 9/10

2012-11-20

SGD 5(Dinner)

The kimchi soup they served at this stall is relly good. judging by the amount of ingredients they add into the soup, it is just so worth it. The soup is very tasty. it is kind of sourish cos of the kimchi. The kimchi in the soup is still pretty crunchy. I did not find it too spicy as well. they also had two mini serving of side dishes, the kimchi and the ikan bilis. Both tasted really good, I would really hope that they give even more.

I like this korean mixed rice.It is quite cheap and also have many ingredients.
Rice,carrot slices,cucumber slices,chicken,kimchii and one fried egg.
It is so much right? And looks healthy.

Although the sauce they used taste abit weird,i still like it.
The kimchii is also nice.And the staff there is also very friendly.
The soup is not bad too,but it is a bit salty.

I happened to pass by yew tee point so I decided to take away their kimchi soup as I was craving for something sour and spicy. the portion of their kimchi soup was reasonable, came with rice and two mini side dishes – kimchi and anchovies. Their kimchi soup is not really spicy, good for those who can’t really take spicy food. it was more of sweet than sour but it was really tasty and flavourful. There was quite a lot of kimchi in the soup, they also added toufu and crabstick. Their rice is the traditional Korean sticky rice, cooked perfectly. The soup did go really well with the rice. their side dishes were not too bad, especially the anchovies, it was very sweet and chewy, very addictive too bad the portion was really small.

This Korean food stall is one of the stalls which I will frequent. I ordered their spicy marinated beef set for takeaway. It is good that they provide the takeaway plates with compartments so that the food do not mix together. The beef is very tender since it is sliced thinly and the little fats that is around the beef just melts in your mouth. The marinate for the beef is very good since it really is flavourful. Perfect with the white rice. My only complaint is the kim chee as I thought it was overly salty for me.

I was having dinner with my girlfriend at yew tee point on one of the evening and I decided to give the Korean store a try as I was growing sick of the other stores. Hence I ordered the kimchi soup with a bowl of rice. The bowl was filled with ingredient mainly the kimchi, crab stick and tofu. The soup was extremely tasty with a bit of spiciness to give it an extra kick. Overall I would rate it as one of the better dish in the food court however I felt that the serving of the soup was slightly small.

I went to yew tee point to try their Korean food. I ordered their bibimbap, they had one served in a stone pot and one serve in normal plastic bowl. I chose the one served in the normal plastic bowl as it was $1 cheaper than the one served in stone pot.

I chose the chicken, they had some chicken in their bibimbap. A lot of varieties of vegetables as well. They used the dried seaweed inside of the fresh ones that other Korean stall uses. I like their bibimbap chili, sweetish spicy, really good!

Who says hawker-style korean food can't be good? This particular stall at Yew Tee Point, Koufu is reasonably priced and is delicious for all it's worth. It's kinda off that I've never tried the bibimbap (which is something I would usually order whenever I visit Korean Food outlets), Perhaps I was successfully seduced by the sizzling hotplates dishes which they served to customers in front of me. OK recommendations: Try the hotplates of course. Get a set meal as it is freaking cheap! I'm a fan of the saba fish and spicy marinated pork set! The fish especially is really tasty when drizzled with squeezes of lime juice! 100% appetizing and tasty. You gotta to try this if you happen to be at Yew Tee.

I ordered the beef hotplate, take-out. The beef was well marinated and very tender, together with shreds of cabbage and onions. Drizzle some of its gravy onto the rice, and it taste fabulous. The serving is quite generous, so much so that I think you can order another bowl of rice and have 2 people share the plate of beef. The meal comes with some kimchi at the side too.