Tiffany Café & Restaurant

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I love the cakes from Tiffany Cafe. Would recomemnd the mango cakes....the mango chunks are huge and generous, very yummy and tasty. Not very sweet too. The strawberry cakes is also very atrractive and delicious. Layered with chocolate cake are strawberry mouuse and jelly, topped with kiwi. Heavenly. I also like their truffle chocolate cake which is very rich. Though sinful, but I can't stop eating the cakes when I'm here.

One of the cheaper buffet places around, considering that it has 1 for 1.Range of food is ok, though I think could be better. Majority of the dishes are spicy, not suitable for children. I only like the dessrt best - esp the durian crumble! Dash for it. Heavenly. Had the truffle cake too, very nice. Only I don't like is that they charge children price from 3 years old onwards! which is ridiculous, how much can a 3-year-old eat?

If you're looking for buffet spread of local cuisine served from a Halal certified kitchen, this is for you. We had Citibank 1 for 1 promo so we decided to check out Tiffany. I was a little disappointed w the Seafood section, there were the Mussel, Sashimi & Prawns on that day. I was expecting more than these since it cost $50++ for a dinner buffet. I read some reviews there were chili crabs, but there weren't any. I feel the range of food selections needs to be extended. Sashimi is fresh and l

Tiffany Cafe offers a wide selection of cuisine. It starts from the salad bar, seafood bar (salmon, prawn, mussel), sushi bar, local delights comprising rice, fried mushroon udon, lamb steak, baked potato, mutton, chicken, fish and soft shelf crab. In addition, it has 2 types of soup, creamy soup and local flavour chicken soup. Even bread, Tiffany has offered value nutritious bakery such as the multi grain, cransberry bread. There is also the self soup - prawn noodle and the chicken stall.

Met up with a friend in the area after I was booking a holiday at ASA Chinatown.Before entering the run-down looking hotel which has seen better days, looking around in this café there weren’t much variety and they served mostly local delights. Based off individual preference some people may find this place cosy. I took the fluffy rice which was interestingly brown/white fried rice, and this is considered a healthier option, unfortunately was bland without much effort to mix additional sufficie

Went for Sunday buffet dinner with family. Place was nice and cosy, and service was good too. Food was fairly good - a good mix of western and local cuisine. My family liked the oxtail ( nicely done stew) while I thought the soft shell crab with chicken floss was great! Salmon sashimi was fresh, and durian crumble looked interesting and is a must try if you like durians. 1 for 1 promotion currently with citibank... Good experince overall!

The nonya kuehs here on the buffet spread really make me decide to come back for more. So many ranges I can choose from and I can assure you that all these kuehs are really good! Like the rice kueh which the glutinuous rice is moist and compact with that really nice pandan soft kueh attached to it. The soft greenish kueh with the orange shredded coconut in it is sweet and chewy. With a cup of Chinese tea or any hot beverage to go along with it will make your end of the buffet meal a very plea

Selected Tiffany Cafe for our dept early x'mas celebration because of one simple reason ;It is a Halal certified buffet restaurant. Further more we have always wanted to try something new apart from the very down graded food quality from Sakura buffet.So here are some of the food that Tiffany cafe offer : (Note : The crab leg was actually where they place the alaska crab! And it always run out within a few mins after the cook replenish it. -.-'') The food serve there were pretty decent. Mainly J

boss brought the whole lab to tiffany for our annual lab lunch. we had quite a hard time deciding where to eat because we need to find a halal buffet place for our malay colleagues so finally decided on tiffany. i felt this place serve more of local style dishes than traditional international buffet. personally i am not really into local delight so i did not like the food there much but i really like their durian dessert. they serve this durian paste like thing call durin penyan or something, it

one of the few halal buffet places in singapore other than sakura. the restaurant itself is quite nice, quite cozy but the hotel itself is quite bad. the location itself is quite inaccessible especially when driving because of the bad traffic in chinatown area and the hotel looks quite run down too. as for the food wise, i think is more of a local style buffet rather than international buffet, most of the dishes tend to cater to local taste. the minestrone was quite bad, it has this gluey taste

My cousin treat us to Tiffany Cafe for the Buffet !!! we went there at about 6.30pm and we were the first bagde of customers !!! haha ...so you can guess that all the food were freshly served. the first food i took is the chocolate foundue. ^^ then small deco desserts which are very cute and look tasty. then mini cakes which have - orea cheesecake, chocolate cake, log cake , ... mousse cakes- chococate , strawberry , sago version of mousse cake you will know if you watch the channel 8 show on th

I was there for the 1-for-1 promotion by UOB Spend $55 total for 2 pax (dinner on weekday).Their choice of food wasn't a lot but somehow we like the desserts.Lamb was good Noodles were too salty for my linking.Was not very crowded. Half occupied.Mostly are working adults gatherings, very noisy.I would say this is value for money with the promotion.Actually I called the cafe even before heading down thinking that I could do a reservation or enquiry on the promotion but the no one picks up the ca