Ordered the seafood horfun (more than 10 bucks for 1 serving) on a weekday, hardly any ingredients, the shrimp needs magnifying glass to be seen and also not fresh.  I'd picked a time when there was no crowd, the food came warm not hot and covered in a sea of glue.  
This is not the first time trying eateries from Paradise group, the others were mediocre but the Kungfu cafe takes the cake at being sucky.  Should have gone to the nearby Bedok hawker for food that is actually with flavour and cooked properly.  Service is deadpan faces and robotic.  
Guess the place sells to the young crowd with the plush looking sofas, because definitely the food cannot hold.

i am living at bedok area and found this is a good food and good place to spend with.

overal i like their service very much, secondly is food not bad. good sitting place, expecially sufficient table width for your ipad i phone on the table compare with those space constraint food stall

Was here for lunch

during the weekend.



Service was good,

staff were polite and smileful and directed us to a window seats promptly

despite of the queue being formed up.



The restaurant was

cosy and the seat we had were comfortable and we were able to have a good view

outside watching vehicles and passers-by and of course very bright.



We read through the

menu and written our orders on the order sheet and the staff would come and

collect from us. Food was served within about 15 minutes after placing the order,

which was quite fast, considering the large diners crowd.



We ordered the famous

cold Kungfu Stylo Coffee ($2.60) which was refreshing and nice, except that it

was a little too sweet. As for the famous Butter Toast ($1.90), it was nice and

properly toasted, crispy and the butter and sugar have melted nicely with the

bread.



As for the main

courses, I ordered for the Japanese

Chicken Curry Rice ($8.90). It was nice. The curry sauce was fragrance, flavourful and was "tempting" but it was not

overly sweet or too strong , unlike at other restaurants. It tasted nice! As

for the chicken cutlet, they were deep fried well, crispy on the outside and

juicy on inside and the meat was marinated well and tender. Portion was

reasonable and if they could add on some ginger or greens (such as more

potatoes and carrots in the curry sauce), it would be perfect. The rice was ok.



My friend ordered the

Seafood Hor Fun ($8.90). Portion was reasonable and it had quite a wide range

of ingredients such as crab stick, fried fish pieces, squids, prawns,

vegetables, egg etc. The gravy mixed well with the Hor Fun (the hor fun used

belonged to the mini-strip type and not the common ones we are used to like the

Char Kuey Teow).



If you wanted ice or warm water, it’s not free and do be prepared to pay $0.30 per glass (and its

refillable). It’s acceptable as some restaurants have already charged at least

$0.50 per glass though if they make it free, it would be best.



Value for money?

Reasonable considering the reasonable portion and nice food served.



Overall, we enjoyed

our meals here and it was very filling.