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2011-09-06
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We bought vouchers for the buffet at almost 50% off. So our party of 6 ended our long day of work with a heavy heavy dinner. I didn't try every dish but will share what I tried and liked: 1) Roast Beef - they don't have a craving station to crave the slices for you but they make up with really tender beef slices that's still pink on the centre. 2) Roti Prata - I know I know! Who in the sane mind eats roti Prata at a buffet right. But they make it on the spot and it's crispy on the outside. Plus
1) Roast Beef - they don't have a craving station to crave the slices for you but they make up with really tender beef slices that's still pink on the centre.
2) Roti Prata - I know I know! Who in the sane mind eats roti Prata at a buffet right. But they make it on the spot and it's crispy on the outside. Plus you eat it with very yummy fish curry and another eggplant dish. It's just very very good combi ok?
3) Pasta - they cook this on the spot too but only have one sauce base - cream. It's not that it's not nice but other than variety of pasta, it would be good to have variety of sauce too.
4) Sashimi - Decent, not your best cuts but it's buffet so don't have unreal expectations ok?
5) Oysters - I don't eat them but friend says it's fresh. That's what counts right?
6) Chicken Soup (Western style) - Not too bad with noticable ingredients.
7) Salted Vege Soup - way too salty to be palatable.
8) Dessert - they have a whole counter just for the sweets and the one I love most is the kaya Portuguese egg tarts! The filling is sweet but not too much and the crust is crispy. It's kept warm so that when you eat it, it's just right.
There were many other good tasting dishes but I don't remember that all. It's certainly worth my $35.
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