Orchard Yong Tau Fu

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See pictures @ http://thehungrybunnie.blogspot.sg/2016/04/orchard-yong-tau-fu-cuppage-plaza.htmlOrchard Yong Tau Fu, or Cuppage Yong Tau Foo as it's more commonly known, is a hidden gem hole-in-the-wall in the aged Cuppage Plaza, a cramped and tiny shop space with limited seating. It's a full-house most parts of the day, but turnover is fast so you won't have to wait very long for seats to be freed up. Be sure to go by mid-afternoon though, because they start running out of stuff, and sell out b

Pass by this famous yong tau fu stall at Orchard and since not too crowded today, and have my lunch here. It was extremely expensive for the price of $7.50 for only about 7 items choose with rice noodles. The rice noodles was soggy and the chilli sauce was not really that fragrant and tasty. The yong tau foo items were fresh but nothing really excite me. Service was alright but can be more friendly. Dining area are very squeezy and uncomfortable.

If you feel like having yong tau fu at orchard area, this stall likely is no stranger to you. Hiding at one corner of this cuppage plaza, is always lots of people queuing for it the staffs are fruendly but the shop is very squeezy and not comfortable. I bought kway teow with seven items at $5.60.... consider quite expensive. Items are fresh and I like the bitter gourd as very crunchy and fosh paste is smooth and tasty. Chilli sauce is fragrant as well. Not too bad!

This is a food stall located at Cuppage Plaza. I simply lovethe soup. It is cooked with yellow beans which is the traditional way of boiling the soup with that as the soup stock. The ingredients are fresh and colourful and the stall owners are helpful and make you feel at home. Usually When i eatyong tau fu, for me the soup and sauces are very important. This stall have all the best i want in a hot bowl bee hoon yong tau fu soup. The first sip i took, wow! It is simply refreshing and heavenly. I

This yong tau fu store is located at one corner of Cuppage Plaza, behind Centrepoint.There are alot of variety in the ingredients and all are very fresh.The shop uncle is very friendly and he will call everyone friend friend which make our dinning experience more cozy. There are limited seats in the shop as it is quite small. However, the uncle will try to arrange and find seats for everyone. In the mean time of waiting, we could choose our food first and order. You need to order a minimum of 7

Likesifferent variety of ingredients to choose from!Fresh ingredientsHelpful and friendly staff (when u ask for extra sauce!)DislikesQuick meal fixYou might not get to seat with your friends if you're in a large groupLimited space in the shopHave to wait outside for seat availableOverall, the food is good especially the fried garlic on top of the noodles and the sweet sauce is quite special! not too sweet...the soup doesn't contain MSG. To avoid long waiting time you might want to come at a non-

That was easily the best yong tau foo I've had so far. One obvious difference was the quality and selection of ingredients available, including a wide range of greens as well as eggplant in both fresh and fried versions. I passed on the brown sauce, but I loved how they worked sesame seeds into the chili sauce, which gave it an added taste and texture that I enjoyed, even if the sauce was mildly sweet.I ordered a soup based YTFs with rice. It is very filling. I love it. I heard they have been es

One of my favorite Yong Tau Foo stall is this one inside Cuppage Plaza. The stall is small and can only sit about less than 20 people. However, it is always packed during lunch time. Sometimes you need to queue for even up to 30mins. Their sweet sauce is different from other normal Yong Tau Foo stall and it is what makes it outstanding. The price is also more expensive than others.