Tim Sum - Koufu (Closed)

the chee cheong fun here is terrible. the noodle was thick and stale and hard. the sauce was terrible as well. the sesame seeds were rancid! and not toasted! overall the dish was very gross. it looks alright but it was really terrible. i never had such bad chee cheong fun in my life! overall, this place has not served any food that is good at all. the dee fried stuff, the steamed stuff, everything is really bad... but they are the only dim sum stall so i always have to get from them. but i think

There's steamed buns at this stall as well as a variety of deep fried snacks. The buns are alright but tends to get soggy almost immediately. Seems like they have been steaming for too long. The deep fried snacks are super oily so that oil drips down your chin after 1 bite. The fillings taste fake and didn't taste like real meat. Tasted like a lot of breading and flour. Not recommended. Old Chang Kee is still the more consistent deep fried snacks retailer. The food is also very salty at this sta

Had a better server this time. Tried their curry puff and deep fried prawn dumpling and another deep fried thing... they tasted the same - very oily and very greasy and quite sickening. There was no fragrance or any good taste at all. Best to stick with Old Chang Kee for such foods. It was quite awful eating the fried stuff from here. But the glistening foods sitting in the window looks enticing and attractive. They sell herbal teas as well. Not recommended.

The service is nasty and rude. Why are service people so rude? This is another one of those places that do not allow photos. They must not be proud of their foods or service. Anyway, the food is average if not below average. Just deep fried stuff. Nothing special at all. Greasy and oily and been sitting there a while. I like the fried carrot cake slices but otherwise not really a fan of anything else here. Especially not the service. They have non-fried stuff like steamed buns as well.

As i was here for a concert by luo zhi xiang, I went to kallang leisure park to have a light snack before the concert. There was no queue over here so i tried out their dim sum. I initially wanted to order the shrimp dumpling but it was sold out already so i settled for their chee cheong fun instead. It costs me $1.50 but it was alright, just very normal actually, nothing to boast about.