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Paofan Paradise 泡饭天-T.K Kitchen
37 Teban Gardens Rd, #01-302, Singapore 600037
Paofan Paradise 泡饭天-T.K Kitchen serves Chinese soup dishes in Jurong East at 37 Teban Gardens Road. The casual spot focuses on paofan, a traditional rice soup comfort food, drawing steady customer visits.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Paofan Paradise offers a compelling proposition with its lobster hotpot, particularly the $38 option for five small lobsters, which many reviewers highlight as exceptional value.
The broth, often described as flavourful and subtly sweet with a crustacean essence, appears to be a consistent draw.
Beyond the lobster, the herbal chicken paofan and zi char options like the cai pu omelette, sweet and sour pork, and hotplate beancurd also receive positive mentions for their quality and taste.
However, there are inconsistencies in portion and freshness, with one reviewer noting that their 'medium' lobsters for $49 appeared smaller and lacked freshness, leading to a disappointing experience.
We think the affordability and generous portions are key selling points, but the quality control on lobster sizing and freshness could be a point of concern.
We'd recommend focusing on the $38 lobster hotpot for its perceived value, and supplementing with their well-regarded zi char dishes.
Best for groups looking for a hearty, value-driven meal, but be prepared for potential variations in lobster quality.
Signature
Lobster Hotpot ($38 for 5 small lobsters)
Price
$$ ($15-40/person)
Score: 75 · 5 sources
What customers say
Paofan Paradise 泡饭天-T.K Kitchen is highly praised for its affordable and generously portioned lobster hot pots, with many customers finding the $38 and $49 options to be excellent value.
The broth, often described as flavorful with a crustacean sweetness, and the freshness of the lobsters are frequently highlighted.
While side dishes like cai pu omelette, sweet and sour pork, and homemade hotplate beancurd also receive positive mentions, one customer experienced disappointment with smaller-than-advertised and seemingly unfresh lobsters, leading to a feeling of poor value for money.
Google Reviews
We came here for dinner, and since there are only two of us, we can only order ginseng chicken rice and lobster hot pot. The total cost is $78. The ginseng chicken rice is hugh, and we could not fini…
Paofan Paradise lives up to its name, offering a comforting and satisfying dining experience. The friendly staff and prompt service made us feel welcome. The highlight of our meal was undoubtedly the…
Dinner here was quite the adventure! The Ipoh Hor Fun dish was definitely a surprise – a raw egg cracked right on top of slippery rice noodles with gravy. Seriously, huge portion for just $6.80; easi…
We were excited to visit your stall for the first time after seeing the promotion for 5 small lobsters at $38. However, we decided to try the 4 medium lobsters for $49 instead. Unfortunately, our expe…
A zi char stall in a corner coffee shop by the market. Service friendly. Ordered the flower crab pao fan ($41) and red wine pork rib ($15). The paofan prawn, crab, scallop, lala were fresh and nicely…
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