Sakura International Buffet Restaurant (Closed)

Super wide range of international cuisines, range from Western, Chinese, Korean, Japanese and Malay cuisines can be found on their long buffet spreads. Regular top up of foods can be seen from the staffs which ensure endless foods are produced to everyone during the buffet hours. Like to eat their mini cheese cake as they are light, quite cheesy and easy to eat in one mouthful. Other yummy desserts such as their signature durian puffs, mango puddings, mochi and red bean soup are not too bad

Ambience: Haven't been here in some time and they've added the outside area to a once limited seating place. The parking is free yeah!! so that you can take you time to enjoy the endless variety in this self service buffet. Seats comfortable, aircon cool..Food: There must be a few hundred items for you to eat. Just the dessert trays list about 30 items !! I enjoy the sashimi at Sakura. Thick slabs of salmon (not belly lah!) served fresh from the fish (you can see them de-skinning the fi

Buffet was never on my list unless there is a family gathering.As my nieces and nephew have already grown up, those round tables were not able to hold the total number of people anymore. Moreover, a buffet offers a wide spread of food so that it can accommodate our different request for food. Happened to find this buffet from the website which others had recommended. The places offer cheap and a good spread of food. It ranges from western food items like grill fish, chicken steak .. to local foo

I went for another buffet outing with my girlfriends. Could not decide what to eat so we headed to sakura for their buffet. My favourite section of the buffet is the raw sashimi. It is very fresh, goes really well with the wasabi soya sauce. I normally eat at least 4 plates whenever I am there. I just can’t resist sashimi!

Not a very awesome place where I will recommend people to visit.Food being served are not really up to standard.The only thing I like about this place is that they have large varieties of desserts!

There's so much to eat at Sakura, what should I eat first? Shark's fin soup, a variety of sushi, sashimi, salads, puddings, cakes, ice-cream, drinks, fried food etc...I was at their Omni Theatre outlet to celebrate a friend's birthday. It's quite easy to locate the place. When I reached there, I first attacked the soups, salads and sushi, then the cooked food and fried food. A plate of food from each section. I didn't eat much as we were busy chatting and having fun! At least I took two to three

Somehow I have a big appetite and buffets do appeal to me, especially those like Sakura which offer international seafood buffet. For just a price, I get to eat as much as I want so it must be worthwhile right?That was my initial thought when I suggested to treat my mum and bf at Sakura, especially they were having this international seafood festival with unlimited sashimi (!!!) plus other stuff. My first stop was the sashimi corner when i took many pieces of sashimi and also other Jap food. The