Koufu is a food court which has many stalls selling a wide variety of local cuisine such as fish soup, chicken rice and pasta.
As i was feeling quite peckish, I decided to try the big chicken pau from Koufu.
The pau is quite big in size and priced @$1.40. The pau itself is soft and warm, the skin is tender and the chicken filling is quite generous too  
The pau is not the typical chicken pau from Cheers or 7-11 as it is definitely bigger and it even has an egg in the filling!  

Overall, it is worth it for the price as the portion is quite big and the pau itself is nice too!

This Japanese stall in Food court 3 serves decent japanese food. Although the food is considered quite pricey compared to other stalls, there were always a long queue during lunch time! 

I ordered the rice topped with omelette and salmon for $4.50. The stall auntie will ask if you would like brown or curry sauce. As i dislike japanese curry sauce (too sweet for me), i would always opt for brown sauce. The salmon is quite a big piece too, depends on your luck  

Overall, the dish is great and value for money

I had bought several pastries from this stall before. All the pastries are fresh and delicious. I especially love the fact that they opened a pastry shop in the hawker centre. 

I bought an egg tart for around $1.20. The crust was extremely fragrant and buttery, not crumbly at all. The egg custard itself was tangy and soft, when eaten with the crust, it tasted really delicious. Also the appearance of the egg tart was not the typical kind you see elsewhere as the crust itself was higher. Overall, the egg tart is worth a try and is a great snack for anytime of the day! 

I had been to Marche several times and i had tried their pizza and rosti. Decided to go for something different and i ordered a ribeye steak, medium. 

The ribeye is indeed one of the most flavourful part of a steak as it is soft and marbled, perfect for grilling. I ordered medium ribeye and it came with mashed potatos with red wine sauce. The steak was cooked to perfection, extremely flavourful and still red and soft in the middle.
The mashed potatos tasted great too, but it was too buttery for me. The red wine sauce was not as nice hence i did not have it with the steak.

Although there are plently of decent steaks out there, it is a decent price for a ribeye steak

This was my first time trying creamier! I had heard plently of reviews about this cafe and had seen many photos on social media too. Hence my friends and i decided to try out their famous waffle and unique ice cream flavours! 

The nearest mrt station was bradell and its quite a short distance from the mrt station. Approximately 6-10 minutes walk. The cafe was under a void deck which was near the road side, with plently of shophouses beside it. 

We reached there around afternoon (12pm) and there were a lot of people! Poeple of all ages were dining in the cafe, not just the typical teenagers you see at every other cafe. Probably due to its outlet in the heartland of the neighbourhood

We placed our orders first and after we found a seat, we will inform them and they will start to prepare the waffles on the spot. The ice cream flavours are really interesting! Some of the premium ones were pistachio, thai milk tea, earl grey lavander etc. The earl grey lavander was really fragrant and cool! 

I ordered waffle with pistachio ice cream @ $9.70. The waffle looked like the KFC waffle but definitely tasted better. However, i feel that the waffle was abit too hard and as the serving was 2 waffle, it was quite filling and i was abit sick of it. Overall a great experience and i feel the unique ice cream flavours are what makes the customers coming back for it