The meatballs that ate manhattan cost $15.50 (if i remember correctly). It comes in a rather large portion which i was unable to finish eating alone and a HUGE meatball ontop. I liked the meatball because it wasn't hard and lumpy, but honestly, it could have been smaller because i really could not finish the whole thing.Though I did not order any of the cakes, many of the other patrons around me ordered the red velvet cake so i suppose it must have been nice! Service was very good, the manager even came around to ask for feedback after we ate. And every request we made was carried out immediately.

We visited Prive recently for their all day breakfast (9.30am - 5pm) for brunch and i ordered an Egg Royale ($16) after hearing so much about it from friends. Its basically a dish of english muffins with eggs, a creamy sauce and smoke salmon. I liked it because the english muffin was crispy! which was a surprise considering the egg, sauce and salmon piled on top of it. Probably the best egg benedict/ egg royale i've had in Singapore so far!

To get to Prive at Keppel Bay, its easier to drive than to take public transport because the bus stop isn't near the cafe at all. Having brunch at Prive is a nice way spend the morning - enjoy the seabreeze, the sun and the sight of yachts at the habour.

Visited the binjai park brunch on a weekday night and it was fairly quiet.
We had a 12inch pizza ($21) with 2 toppings: Salmon; and Ham and mushroom. The salmon was not very fresh, thus I did not enjoy that particular topping. But the ham and mushroom was very fragrant! We fought for the last piece.

One thing I liked about pepperoni pizzeria is that prices come with GST inclusive and no service charge. Therefore it was a lot easier to estimate the cost when ordering and split the bill when paying. Another great thing is you can watch them make the pizzas because their kitchen opens out into the restaurant sitting area.

I would totally recommend this buffet. It has fantastic seafood, a wide selection of dishes and mouth watering desserts. Even the complimentary fruit juice was great – the orange juice was pulpy and definitely not syrup base! And the waitresses were ever attentive and very helpful when I asked for a surprise birthday cake for my uncle.First the seafood – sashimi, oyster, clams, prawns (cold ones and grilled ones). All fresh, all big and sweet. The others –there were so many I can hardly remember all now. What left an impression was the indian food (surprisingly nice for a hotel buffet), the cheese section (suits our Asian taste bud, unlike a few other buffets that serve very strong cheese that we are unused to), the soup (bakuteh was very close to hawker standards!)And the desserts – HEAVENLY. I particularly enjoyed the tarts, waffles and cheesecake. In fact, if you are a desserts person, I would suggest starting from the desserts then going on to the rest of the buffet. Its really too good to miss anything.

We went on a weekday afternoon but there was already a small crowd. Thankfully we managed to get a seat pretty soon like 10 mins after queueing at the PS branch. We ordered the 1 for 1 lunch special and got ourselves the curry baked rice. The order took quite some time and we waited for around 20 mins to be served. the portion was reasonable but could do better. The baked rice itself was good and tasty but i felt there was too little meat in it. There was cheese in the baked rice and it melts together with the curry sauce giving it a unique flavor especially to those who are very used to the usual local curry taste it was not spicy and I would have preferred a bit more spice and heat, but otherwise the taste is very good.