Zenden restaurant was having a 1-for-1 buffet promotion for major credit/debit cards and my mom and I decided to dine there. Unlike the usual hotel restaurant settings, this restaurant has colourful chairs in a white setting, very unique and zen feel. The lightings are bright and we happened to sit near the windows and enjoyed the view outside while eating. The overall service is good, there was a staff helping an old lady to scoop the hardened ice cream and also another staff offered to take tissues for me when I was about to take it myself.

The food selections there are quite limited and not a lot of varieties offered, but their food quality are good. There are the cooked food section with mostly tasty dishes, seafood section with fresh seafoods, sushi section, salad bar section, soup section with two different soups offered, bread section with only one type of bread (soft and fluffy) and butter, ice cream section with toppings and syrups, beverage section with coffee and tea, and lastly, the most memorable part of the buffet, the dessert section with tasty mini cakes, tasty durian pengat and tasty chocolale fondue (served in a pot instead of fountain), in short, all the food items served on the dessert section are tasty. Both the durian pengat and chocolate fondue are not the sweet kind and tasted really pure.

Overall, this is one of the best buffet for my mom and I, and my mom keep wanting to go back for their buffet. They focused on quality and not much on quantity, but the quality part is enough to tie our heart and stomach.

Their chicken wings are not too bad, quite well marinated and the meat are soft and chewy, but the skins are sort of too oily and are not cooked equally as one of it was more burnt.This seafood soup includes clams, mussels and squid rings, which are all quite fresh, but the soup was quite bland with not much seafood taste.This dish includes a grilled beef steak, egg, sliced pork, potato slices and sweet corns.The sauce was thick and quite flavourful and the beef steak is quite big and quite well marinated.The pork slices are quite flavourful with black pepper bits.This spaghetti chicken bolognaise was cheesy enough and quite a lot chicken pieces, not bad.This chicken doria is a dish of baked rice topped with chicken bolognaise sauce and white sauce.The combination of the two sauces together with cheese was very flavourful.

Weekday lunch buffet - $14.90 per pax
This restaurant is very conveniently located in The Central. The food varieties and selections are quite limited and not as much compared to other japanese buffet restaurant. But, for its cheap price, especially for weekday lunch buffet, one cannot complain much. The service was quite good, plates were cleared quite promptly. Since this is a japanese buffet, most of their food items are japanese based. Good for japanese food lover. Their sushis and some fried items are quite average though.

This place is good if you are looking to have a quality breakfast. They have quite a number of breakfast items on their menu, and all look and sound so tempting. Took quite a long time for me to finally decide on which to order.European breakfast-
This is stated as one of the 'wild honey signature dish'. Two perfectly poached egg benedicts wrapped with Italian prosciutto served on two lightly toasted signature brioche. Their egg benedicts are very flavourful, a perfect match with the italian prosciutto. Their broiche were a little too thick though.

Live station-
This live station consists of two parts, the one on the left is for cooking of laksa and the one on the right is for all the roast meats (chicken, pork and duck). The roast duck meat was tender but the roast chicken was rough. The roast pork contained mostly fats.Dessert section-
Their selections of desserts are quite huge, such as cakes, jelly in cups, swiss roll, waffles, egg tarts and mango sago, etc.. All their deserts tasted nice and of good quality, but out of all, I really love their cakes the most, so soft and smooth, like literally melt in the mouth.Chocolate fondue-
Good quality dark chocolate fondue, yummy!Bread section-
Quite a variety of bread selections with butter spreads, and there is an oven to toast the breads.Kueh pie tee section-
A good selection of ingredients to create your own kueh pie tee.DIY rojak section-
All the ingredients mixed together well and tasted nice.Seafood and salad sections-
Their seafood selections are quite little, only mussels, prawns and hum. But look at how that generously stacked prawns, oh my.. The assorted salads tasted nice too.Indian food section-
This section does gives off the indian feel. They have quite a variety of curries.

There are still a few more sections which fared quite well but I did not take photo of.

Overall, I think cafebiz is worth recommending, especially for their 1-for-1 promotion.