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Comment on Vienna International Seafood & Teppanyaki Buffet by Best value and Most Expensive Buffet for the Belly here | Looking for Lobangs

Tue, 19 Jul 2011 03:40:55 +0000

[...] last Saturday, my friends and I went to the Vienna International Seafood & Teppanyaki Buffet Restaurant at United Square for a lunch buffet. Before this I had done a little research with some regular [...]

Comment on Sakura International Buffet by My Mum’s Birthday Celebration | Raynard's Life

My Mum’s Birthday Celebration | Raynard's Life — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 15:06:45 +0000

[...] And that of course is Sakura! Is a buffet type of restaurant where we can order whatever food we want! Haha! And it only cost S$30 for adults and S$20 for children. Is quite cheap! If you want to know more about this restaurant, you go to this website: http://www.buffetsingapore.com/sakura-buffet-singapor/ [...]

Comment on Vienna International Seafood & Teppanyaki Buffet by free123

free123 — Sat, 02 Apr 2011 06:36:53 +0000

A very bad experience and unhappy dining @ Vienna. To jack up price without prealert the customers who have prebooked few weeks ago. No one from the company to inform us even we call back on the day to confirm the reservation.
Expected the customer to pay whatever price they dictated and poor customer service they provided to handle the situation. To let them know the power of consumer right, you will lost a pool of customers from our group from now on.

Comment on Business Opportunity Fair by admin

admin — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 03:43:11 +0000

Thanks Babegiggles,

I have just checked with the organizer they are giving away Blackberry for that lucky winner(s).

Definitely worth going.

Comment on Business Opportunity Fair by babegiggles

babegiggles — Thu, 09 Dec 2010 04:10:55 +0000

I heard this business opportunity will be featured again in this coming Business Opportunity Fair.

They are looking for Franchisee to operate a Free Franchise Retail Store. I am definitely going there as I missed out the one in Sept-10.

Date: 11 December 2010
Time: 1-5pm
Venue: Orchard Hotel, Ballroom 3
Booth: 7& 8

But am not sure if they are still giving Blackberry though…

Comment on Orchard Hotel – La Terrasse by Buffet Review – La Terrasse Teochew Muay Buffet | Buffet Singapore | Buffet In Singapore

Mon, 22 Nov 2010 14:24:13 +0000

[...] all porridge lovers! If you cannot get enough of the watery stuff, set a date and head down to La Terrasse at Orchard Hotel. Although the spread is not as huge as buffets go, the quality more than makes up [...]

Comment on Traders Hotel – Cafebiz by Buffet Review – CafeBiz | Buffet Singapore | Buffet In Singapore

Buffet Review – CafeBiz | Buffet Singapore | Buffet In Singapore — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 13:20:07 +0000

[...] you have been saving up for a big buffet for the longest time, give Cafebiz at Traders Hotel a go and be impressed by the feasting opportunity. With no lack of scrumptious [...]

Comment on Hotel Grand Pacific – Sun’s Cafe by Buffet Review – Sun’s Cafe | Buffet Singapore | Buffet In Singapore

Thu, 18 Nov 2010 07:38:24 +0000

[...] Sun’s Cafe is a no-frills restaurant – expect a non-carpeted marble floor, minimal wall decorations, and servers who are a few decades of age. Do not, however, be put off by its sparse appearance, for its bright, functional space is ideal for lively family gatherings or cozy dinners, its experienced servers are warm and sincere, and best of all, the Singaporean buffet is well worth the buck. [...]

Comment on Holiday Inn Park View – Window on the Park by Buffet Review – Window On The Park | Buffet Singapore | Buffet In Singapore

Thu, 18 Nov 2010 07:04:02 +0000

[...] Window on the Park Restaurant, you can be sure to get the best of both worlds, given the selection of the tastiest [...]

Comment on Marina Mandarin – Aquamarine by Barnie Leow

Barnie Leow — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 08:36:18 +0000

I had a very unpleasant experience there 2+ weeks ago. My mum decided to buy me a birthday lunch there, and I’m a cardholder of the Eat@Mandarin card (not to be confused with the Eat@Meritus card which is of a different color).

When it came to the bill, the restaurant insisted that I, as the cardholder, MUST PAY for the bill, and not my own mother. And they kept insisting that theirs equals the terms and conditions of the card.

The T&C of the E@M card states that “cardholder must be present when dining to claim the privileges of the discount”. No where does it ever states that cardholder must be the one making payment.

Even after I pointed out that mine isn’t the co-branded OCBC/Meritus card, their staff insisted that I pay. Which I had to in the end.
Follow-up email exchange with Eat@Mandarin and Marina Mandarin led to a very curt reply from the restaurant, where Aquamarine’s manager, a certain Khoo Kim Hock, insisted that his staff offered to take my mother’s credit card for payment. That is never the point. The point is that Aquamarine simply creates an unreal and unfair trading term for diners at the restaurant, and it particularly targets dining cardholders.

For the record, I never even received an apology call from this terrible restaurant. And I have been using Feed At Raffles, Ala Carte and Astor Card for the last 5 years. And never encountered such a ridiculous requirement imposed by a self-proclaimed 5-star restaurant.

Not worth going, not for the embarrassment, and certainly not for the questionable dining T&Cs.