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2014-03-18
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For full review - http://midas400.blogspot.sg/2014/03/dinner-invite-by-m-hotel-cafe-2000.htmlMy friend Wendy received an invitation from M Hotel to review their Buffet Dinner at Cafe 2000. We fixed an appointment to try their International Buffet Dinner on a weekday (they serve BBQ buffet on weekends).Cafe 2000 is located at ground level just beside the hotel lobby. There is a direct entrance from the street on the other end with some Al Fresco dinning tables providing an option to dine outdoors
My friend Wendy received an invitation from M Hotel to review their Buffet Dinner at Cafe 2000. We fixed an appointment to try their International Buffet Dinner on a weekday (they serve BBQ buffet on weekends).
Cafe 2000 is located at ground level just beside the hotel lobby. There is a direct entrance from the street on the other end with some Al Fresco dinning tables providing an option to dine outdoors.
Loads of fresh cooked prawns, jumbo raw oysters, mussels, scallops, crayfish and two kinds of crabs. Choice of sauces are available for pairing with the fresh seafood.
Fresh sashimi and assorted sushi for Jap food lovers.
Good spread of salads and 4 kinds of cheeses.
They are serving Lor Mee today, and some awesome looking braised pork knuckles. The ingredients selection for the Lor Mee Live station is pretty good. There's ngoh hiang, prawn wanton, youtiao, fishcake, quail eggs, meat balls and taupok with two choices of carbo (yellow noodle & thick beehoon).
A variety of local and western cuisine. I didn't take photo of all the dishes as there are quite a number served here.
Two kinds of sausages, BBQ pork ribs and roast beef.
Assorted breads and buns, and two types of soups (western & asian).
Cheng Teng station, chocolate fountain, fruits, cakes, nonya kuehs, durian puree and ice cream.
First round, I had the fresh seafood. My fave are the oysters that are plump and succulent, prawns are sweet and crunchy, and the fleshy crayfish was good as well.
Dessert round, 2 shots of Durian puree, some Cakes and Nonya kueh, Matcha mousse and Cheng Teng. The Durian puree is a must try! Bitter sweet and creamy with lotsa real durian pulp...utterly satisfying to eat. The rest are not worth mentioning.
** this is an invited tasting session.
Other Info. :
For the month of March 2014, they are having Old Time Flavors theme with focus on Hokkien & Teochew style Ngoh Hiang dishes. Their buffet dinners are priced at:
International Buffet Dinner
Sunday to Thursday, 6pm – 10.30pm
From S$52++ Adult, S$28++ Child
Seafood and BBQ Buffet Dinner
Friday, Saturday, 6pm – 10.30pm
From S$65++ Adult, S$36++ Child
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
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