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2014-03-13
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The Porridge Buffet lunch has to be the most economical and cheapest around. At only $6.90++ (weekdays) and $7.90++ (weekends and public holidays) from 11.30am - 2.30pm, one not only gets to enjoy the wide selection of porridge dishes, but is also treated to variety in the form of fried rice, bee hoon and white rice. If you do not want to just eat porridge, these provide a great alternative. The food quality are decent and normal, you cannot expect very high quality food at such prices, but they
The Porridge Buffet lunch has to be the most economical and cheapest around. At only $6.90++ (weekdays) and $7.90++ (weekends and public holidays) from 11.30am - 2.30pm, one not only gets to enjoy the wide selection of porridge dishes, but is also treated to variety in the form of fried rice, bee hoon and white rice. If you do not want to just eat porridge, these provide a great alternative. The food quality are decent and normal, you cannot expect very high quality food at such prices, but they are decent and good enough for a simple warm meal. The fried rice and bee hoon isnt really fantastic and was quite cold at that time, but still it was ok for me. I do like the braised dishes eg the braised egg, tao kwa, peanuts, and also the steamed egg, fried fish and curry chicken etc. are really quite delicious! Im not sure if the dishes change periodically, but these are the basic dishes found in a porridge buffet.
This value for money porridge buffet is a major crowd puller for obvious reasons. Its cheap price tag is also the reason why my mum loves going to this buffet. Maybe the next time we will go try the steamboat buffet!
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