Roasted Delight - Cook House (已結業)

Roasted Delight is located at the fifth level of JEM, Cook House. Their stall is facing in front of the elevator which is a good location.Looking at the number of roasted meat left hanging through the panels of the cabinets and having no customer in queue, we pondered a while before making our order.Having ordered our meals, we compared between our plates and was stunned over the difference in the volume of noodles given. One of them was like having 1.5 times more. Instead of having the soups in

The worst char siew rice i had ever eaten. The char siew didn't taste like char siew at all and the service was bad! The stall holders (both Malaysian guys) just talked among themselves and not listening to the customers' orders. I am in the first of the queue and I meet to repeat my order twice, and the girl behind repeated 3 times! With this service attitude, I had still had to pay $6.50 for my char siew rice! This is expensive! I can order 2 times in other coffee shop and with better servici

A mixture of roasted delights consisting of the roasted pork, char siew and duck added with a hard boil braised egg completes a craving of someone who had been having European food for weeks. Yummy gravy over the roasted meat with soft fragrance rice, I totally miss Singapore's Food. Roasted meat was well prepared with 2 slices of cooling cucumber placed by the corner of the plate imprinted with Koufu's logo. Soup that was accompanied by the dish was blend yet peppery in taste with spring onions

The Cook House - also Koufu is located on the highest floor of JEM. Its layout reminds me of ION Opera, with interestingly decorated seating partitions. I went for the least adventurous stall in here, Roasted Delight. Generally the chicken/duck rice stall would be a good gauge of the standard of the food court.I ordered the Char Siew Wonton noodles for $4. It is a set with the noodles, a few strands of vegetables, char siew and the bowl of wonton. There are three wontons inside the soup, which I