Is Wonderful Bapsang Worth It? Menu & Prices in Singapore
In Korean, ‘bapsang’ means a table set with rice and side dishes — the everyday heart of Korean eating. Wonderful Bapsang takes that idea seriously: hearty set meals with silky house-made tofu, refillable banchan, and soondubu stews made from scratch, served across Suntec City, Thomson Plaza and IMM.
The new Suntec City outlet — reopened by the Goldmoon Group with a view of the Fountain of Wealth — leans into the tofu craft: you can watch soondubu being made near the entrance. Nine soondubu variations anchor the menu, alongside Korean fried chicken, pancakes and sharing stews.
Below: the Wonderful Bapsang Singapore menu with 2026 prices — the soondubu stews, set meals, fried chicken, pancakes and family bundles, plus FAQs. For more Korean in town, the Um Yong Baek menu covers premium pork BBQ, while the Jinjja Chicken menu is the Korean fried chicken specialist — both very different rooms from Bapsang’s home-style table.
Wonderful Bapsang Menu Singapore: Dishes & Prices
The menu is tofu-centric but wide: soondubu stews, set meals with banchan, Korean fried chicken, pancakes, noodles and sharing platters. Set meals come with refillable side dishes — the kimchi and mayo broccoli have their own fans. Prices below are approximate and may vary by outlet.
Soondubu Stews
Made in-house from scratch: nine variations from classic pork and beef to the unique Perilla Soft Tofu Stew (approx. S$22.90). The Beef Housemade Soft Tofu Stew (approx. S$41.90) is the sharing-size showpiece. Silky, comforting, and the reason tofu lovers make the trip.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Perilla Soft Tofu Stew | 22.90 |
| Pork / Beef Soondubu Stew | 24.90 |
| Beef Housemade Soft Tofu Stew (sharing) | 41.90 |
Set Meals
The everyday heroes: Beef Bulgogi Bibimbap (approx. S$20.90), Crispy Fried Korean Hairtail Set (approx. S$29.50), Jeyuk Bokkeum spicy stir-fried pork (approx. S$25.50), Crispy Fried Korean Mackerel set (approx. S$23.50), and the gimbap + ramyeon set (approx. S$19.80). All with refillable banchan.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Grilled Flounder with Rice | 14.80 |
| Gimbap + Ramyeon Set | 19.80 |
| Beef Bulgogi Bibimbap | 20.90 |
| Crispy Fried Korean Mackerel Set | 23.50 |
| Jeyuk Bokkeum Set | 25.50 |
| Crispy Fried Korean Hairtail Set | 29.50 |
Korean Fried Chicken
Yangnyeom, ganjang and bburrinkle (cheese seasoning) dak gangjeong — all approx. S$29.50, boneless, with pickled radish. The Bunsik Han Pan (approx. S$31.86, 2–3 pax) and Bunsik Wang Pan (approx. S$45.80) bundle gimbap, tteokbokki, fried chicken and more for the table.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Yangnyeom / Ganjang / Bburrinkle Dak Gangjeong | 29.50 |
| Bunsik Han Pan (2-3 pax) | 31.86 |
| Bunsik Wang Pan | 45.80 |
Pancakes & Snacks
Haemul pajeon seafood pancake (approx. S$25.96), kimchi jeon (approx. S$25.96), assorted pancake platter (approx. S$26.50), kkochi eomuk skewered fish cake (approx. S$9.44), twigim mandu and gimmari (approx. S$10.38 each).
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Kkochi Eomuk (2 sticks) | 9.44 |
| Twigim Mandu / Gimmari Twigim | 10.38 |
| Haemul Pajeon / Kimchi Jeon | 25.96 |
| Assorted Pancake Platter | 26.50 |
| Sam Saek Jeon (3 pancakes) | 27.14 |
Noodles & Mains
Tteokbokki (approx. S$21.24), rabokki with ramyeon (approx. S$23.60), jap chae (approx. S$22.42), jeyuk bokkeum (approx. S$34.22), tang su yuk sweet & sour pork (approx. S$30.68), and dwaeji deung galbijjim steamed pork ribs (approx. S$46.00).
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Tteokbokki | 21.24 |
| Jap Chae | 22.42 |
| Rabokki | 23.60 |
| Tang Su Yuk | 30.68 |
| Jeyuk Bokkeum | 34.22 |
| Dwaeji Deung Galbijjim | 46.00 |
Family Bundles & Drinks
Family Bundle Set A (approx. S$60) and Set B (approx. S$90) with fried chicken, stews, japchae and drinks. Korean drinks — Gal Bae, Bong Bong Grape, Sik Hye, Milkis (approx. S$2.90 each) — plus the famous S$9.90 jjajangmyeon/jjamppong weekday lunch deal at IMM.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Gal Bae / Bong Bong Grape / Sik Hye / Milkis | 2.90 |
| Family Bundle Set A | 60.00 |
| Family Bundle Set B | 90.00 |
Wonderful Bapsang Best Orders & Recommendations
Order a soondubu stew — it’s the house specialty and made from scratch. The fried chicken gangjeong trio is the crowd-pleaser; the Wang Pan is the move for groups who can’t decide. IMM’s S$9.90 weekday lunch deal (jjajangmyeon or jjamppong, 11:30am–2pm) is one of the west’s best lunch steals.
Most Popular Dishes
Perilla Soft Tofu Stew, Yangnyeom Dak Gangjeong, Bunsik Wang Pan, Haemul Pajeon, Tteokbokki and the Beef Bulgogi Bibimbap set. The refillable banchan — especially the kimchi — get their own mentions in reviews.
Which Outlet to Visit
Suntec City for the new look and Fountain of Wealth view; Thomson Plaza for the neighbourhood vibe (with the Korean mart next door); IMM for the S$9.90 weekday lunch deal.
Wonderful Bapsang Prices in Singapore
Soondubu S$22.90–S$41.90, set meals S$19.80–S$29.50, fried chicken S$29.50, pancakes S$9.44–S$26.50, noodles and mains S$21.24–S$46, family bundles S$60–S$90, drinks S$2.90. A set-meal dinner for two runs roughly S$50–S$70. Prices are approximate and may vary by outlet.
The Tofu Station: What Makes Wonderful Bapsang Different
The first thing you see at the Suntec outlet is the tofu-making station by the entrance — soybeans soaked and ground fresh daily in a machine brought in from Korea, the curds set into the silky soft tofu that anchors the menu. Thirteen soondubu variations spin out of that station, from the classic seafood (S$23.90++) to the Perilla Soft Tofu Stew (S$22.90) and bubbling soft tofu hotpots (S$43.50) built for sharing.
The relaunch by the Goldmoon Group (the team behind Tonshou and Seoul Noodle Shop) turned Wonderful Bapsang into a dedicated soondubu specialist: the old Korean mart is gone, the dining room is bigger and warmer, and the menu leans fully into tofu — with the non-tofu dishes (Jeyuk Bokkeum, bulgogi bibimbap, tangsuyuk) kept for the skeptics at the table. Watch the station on your way in; it is dinner and a show.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wonderful Bapsang Singapore
Conclusion
The wonderful bapsang menu Singapore is built around tofu made fresh daily — 13 soondubu variations from S$22.90, refillable banchan, and the IMM outlet’s S$9.90++ weekday lunch deal. It is Korean comfort food without the BBQ smoke or the premium markup. Go for the seafood tofu stew set, refill the banchan shamelessly, and bring the family.
