Articles in Buffet Review
Buffet Review – Kuishin Bo
A hot favourite for authentic Japanese Buffet, Kuishin Bo does not disappoint with its mind boggling spread of Japanese fare at astounding quality. A pioneer in the Japanese buffet field, Kuishin Bo proves its superiority with its smorgasbord of food items including sashimi, seafood, sushi, tempura, teppanyaki, yakitori, mini paper steamboat and soba.
Buffet Review – Hanabi Japanese Restaurant
Though its name means fireworks in Japanese, expect no frills and fairytale romance at Hanabi Japanese Restaurant. The eatery offers fuss free all-you-can-eat Japanese A La Carte Buffet at $32 for dinner and $27 for lunch at its 3 branches in Singapore.
Buffet Review – Global Kitchen
Staying true to its name, Global Kitchen at Pan Pacific Singapore offers a fine selection of international cuisine all housed under one cosmopolitan roof. Dine in chic sophistication at Global Kitchen; a restaurant designed for the urban dweller with its sleek contemporary design and minimalist style.
Buffet Review – Tiffany Cafe
Touted at one of the few hotels in Singapore which offers Halal international buffet, Tiffany Cafe & Restaurant at Furama Hotel is the ideal place to bring your Muslim friends out for a good meal. Suitably furnished to create a cosy atmosphere, the restaurant is a great place for conversations and chit-chats over some finger food and cocktail drinks.
Buffet Review – Element at Amara
Amara Hotel’s Element restaurant is truly in its element when it comes to serving up a sumptuous International Buffet spread at affordable rates. At $30 for lunch and $36 for dinner, you can feast on a whole smorgasbord of cuisine from around the world, all to your heart’s content. In terms of value-for-money, Element at Amara certainly proves itself as a worthy contender.
Buffet Review – Princess Terrace Cafe
For a taste of delicious and authentic Penang cuisine, Princess Terrace Café at Copthorne King’s Hotel is the place to dine for maximum satisfaction of your cravings. Though a tad pricey at $38.00++ per adult for either a lunch or dinner buffet, Princess Terrace Café offers high quality fare that
Buffet Review – AquaMarine
Singapore is known as buffet paradise and if it’s at Marina Mandarin Hotel then it is unforgettable, you can say. The buffet restaurant is called AquaMarine, which is a beautiful restaurant with outstanding looks and modern touch. The décor setting at Aquamarine makes you feel blue, I mean, really blue.
Buffet Review – The Triple 3
Mauritius Mandarin Singapore, or the more familiar ones will know its buffet restaurant as The Triple 3 buffet Singapore. The restaurant has a luxurious atmosphere setting, nice furniture theme and the dining area is large with fine decorated food display.
Buffet Review – Greenhouse
Ritz Carlton Singapore, Greenhouse buffet is known for its palatable atmosphere, excellent quality and efficient service. And is a heaven for seafood lovers but if you are not a seafood fan still you will be impressed by many other treats. The roast duck and pork is a MUST TRY. It is crispy and tasty.
Buffet Review – Straits Cafe
The ambience is good, calm and comfortable. This is the first feeling that you will have at Rendezvous Hotel – Straits Cafe. I still remember when I entered the hotel the very first time, it gives me a very nice feel with the bright and favourable surroundings. It was a huge change after the renewal. Old and evergreen melodious songs were played in the cafe which definitely makes my dining experience very pleasing.
