Kungfu Paradise

Kungfu Paradise is part of the Paradise Group, which has made tremendous inroads into the local food and beverage scene over the last couple of years. This is also the most casual and accessible subsidiary of the group.
The Kungfu «Babe» Rice is one of their signatures. «Babe» rice is basically baked rice with cheese, with an ingredient of your choice (i.e. beef slices, chicken cutlet) and then drenched in a sauce (tomato, cream or curry). I had the chicken cutlet with curry baked rice ($ 8.90). This was somehow slightly disappointing.
Each ingredient was extremely well done — the curry was tasty, the chicken was wonderfully tender and crispy, and the baked rice was of the right texture. However, all the flavours somehow did not combine well.
The Beef Hor Fun was decent ($ ⁹⁄₉₀), with just the right amount of seasoning and wok hei. However, the portion was a little small though.
The semi-​dry laksa pasta was perhaps the star of the meal. We’ve heard a lot about laksa pastas recently and this combination seems like a match made in heaven! I have yet to order a laksa pasta which I would not recommend to friends.
Service is a little sketchy though, they hire a lot of students on a part-​time basis, and these students are in turn bossed around by a few Filipino superiors. None of them seem to be very aware of what is happening in the restaurant — it is hard to get their attention. Also, do ask them to repeat your orders because they are quute blur!