Japanese Cuisine - Koufu (Closed)

It was an impromptu meetup when my pal/ex-course mate decided we should go out for lunch. We didnt realise that it was school holidays again until our favourite Food Court 6 is closed.As an alternative, we visited Food Court 4 (Koufu) knowing for sure that it would be opened. In fact when we were there, we were stunned upon seeing all the stalls were in operation. Ordered Chicken Cutlet Bento from the Japanese Cuisine with the bento comes in 5 different sections where shreds of pickled was fille

:bowl:First time trying this newly opened store in SP's koufu. I ordered the Japanese curry cutlet rice and the chawamushi. The portion was huge! They gave a whole cutlet which not many stores do nowadays. Not only that, the price was very reasonable ranging from $3.50-$5.0. The curry gravy was also very thick and aromatic and filled with lots of potatoes and carrot! The chawamushi had lots of 'liao' instead too! So worth buying!

First of all, the rice is nice, tasty and so the egg. One thing I don't like about their food is that their fried meat is very hard. I know that deep fried or shallow fried food may be dried a little bit but this one really makes my mouth hurt because it was so hardy. I am not really a fan of Japanese food, my opinion is that the soup is really bad, If you love Japanese food, the soup will be heavenly to you

Brought a set of the chicken katsu set for lunch. This chicken katsu consists of chicken cutlet, rice, salad, mini agar agar and a bowl of miso soup. Firstly, the chicken cutlet was cooked on the spot when ordered. It was well cooked, with a slight crispy texture. The chicken was well marinated and season, not too bland. The chicken cutlet comes with the teriyaki sauce. The sauce was a bit too salty but the sauce goes well with the chicken cutlet. As for the salad, it was cold and has a refreshi