Cafe Mosaic

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So, in lieu of the usual ala carte dinners of past years at French / Italian restaurants, it was my turn to plan for this year. I did some research and comparison, and decided to give Cafe Mosaic's Valentine's Buffet package a try. Cafe Mosaic is a contemporary cafe serving East-meets-West concept cuisine.Nicely decorated with sugar-carved figurines and balloons, resplendent of romantic red-and-pink themes suitable for Valentine's Day, we could see that we were not the only ones eager for celebr

Good:- Even if it was just for high-tea buffet, Cafe Mosaic serves a wide variety of international food that resembles a full buffet. There were japanese station (serving sushi), "live" station (congee, noodles and sliced meat), main station (serving the usual pots of chinese and western food), dessert station (tarts, cakes, ice-cream and even ice-kacang), salad station and even seafood station (serving sashimi, oysters and more)!- The food served were delicious and fresh.- There was even a kids

This hotel restaurant offered credit card promotion 1 for 1 during certain period. It's worth a try if for promotion but not worth for the usual prices.I went for dinner on a weekday night. The food they offered are standard but not much and limited variety..  The dessert spread is quite good in hotel standard. Taste wise, the chocolate cake was decent and others was just passable. The oysters and poached prawn were fresh. The cooked session food was all passable especially the roasted beef in

I had a stay-cation with my friends over at Carlton Hotel and we woke up early for our complimentary breakfast! There served a mixture of both Asian and Western food. From the Western side, they have pancakes, omelette, bacon, sausage, hash browns etc and also a salad bar. The Asian section offers congee, steamed dumplings, beehoon etc. My favorite is the lotus paste pau! There is also a pastry counter, where you can a small range of muffins, buns, cakes etc.

Project dinner at Cafe Mosaic when it had the one for one promotion for its buffet. We went on weekday buffet dinner which is $68++, $88++ for weekend. I was looking forward for this buffet, wondering what food it would served. There are salad bar, sashimi, sushi, some cooked salad, cooked dishes, noodles and stir fried vegetables, desserts and fruits. To save my stomach space, I skipped the salad bar, tried the sashimi and prawn. They were fresh and nice. I took some sushi, average. Next I h

Went for the UOB card member 1-for-1 dinner buffet and was treated with an international fare of fresh goodies.The seafood section had oysters, salmon, mussels and prawns, and were all relatively fresh. It had me going back for several more servings. The sushi was the same tamago, corn, crabstick and maki varieties. There was a steak and vegetables grilling teppanyaki section where you get to watch their chefs cook your choice of greens and meat. The main course section was the real treat with i

I was there for the national day dinner themed buffet, which costs 88++ sgd, (but thankfully, with a 48% reservation, it eventually cost around 46++ sgd). Overall, the menu was limited but the food was okay. Tea and coffee were available as part of the buffet. The cold seafood consisted of oysters (tasted very fresh), scallops (not so fresh), mussels (bad), salmon sashimi (average) and tiger prawns. There was also a small selection (about 4-5 types) of sushi, all of which tasted rather average.

I went there 2 days ago for dinner buffet, as they were having UOB card 1 for 1 promo, so it is quite worth to give it a try. There is little food to choose, but they had quite a lot of nice desserts. Food wise was nice, seafood was fresh, sushi was nice but not much to choose from. Their topping up service was fast, service was very good, as we came here to celebrate my dad birthday. After the manager knew it,he help us light up the birthday cake and even asked those waitress to come over and

Farewell dinner for my colleague, we went to Hotel Carlton for buffet. It was having One-for-One promotion for UOB cardholder. For dinner buffet, the original price was $68++ per pax.The dining area called Café Mosaic. Elegant design of the café, I felt comfortable with the atmosphere there. All their food displayed obviously was in hygiene manner. Appetizer assembly, all of them looked mouth-watering. Four different kinds of variety, you may choose according to your preference.There was no too

Well, I was thinking which should be the first for my meal.Then, I started my meal with Salad. DIY version can be made, with the big bowl, spoon and fork readily put there. I prefer the usual way I eat Salad, I took whatever I want to eat in my plate without mixed it up.It was considered my first course, combination of pasta and sushi. The portion I took for each was small, it was just the beginning.Next was meat platter. Black Pepper Pork, Teriyaki Lamb chop, Spicy Seafood, Sweet & Sour Dory an

Pistachio Frangipane Peach Mousse Cake - A Nice Dessert to start off after the savouries. A tinge of sourness in the mousse well complementing the cake base.Tiramisu which is so deliciously done up, every spoonful is a joy!Black Forest Cake - Catches the eye with the golden leaf toppings which makes a great highlighting contrast to a Black Forest Cake. A cup of black coffee with this cake is a great treat!Mango Pudding flanked by pineapple and strawberry slices. Try having the pineapple or straw

My family went to Cafe Mosaic at Carlton Hotel to celebrate my dad's birthday. Usually we celebrate his birthday at some Chinese restaurants but I suggest a change since my parent has never gone for International Buffet.Cafe Mosaic exudes a sense of warmth and comfort. The contemporary cafe brought together Asian and Western culinary favourites, giving one a taste of what the best of Singapore has to offer. Be spoilt with a kaleidoscope of culinary choices in their buffet spread.The cold section

I made a reservation through email and got a very nice and warm reply: Our team is excited to learn that you are coming.......On the actual day, I was greeted by a restaurant staff (no smile), and was brought to a table next to the kitchen ( I had requested a window seat in my email), ok no big deal.The square tables are very near to each other( see the picture).The ice water was served only after I had made a request. There is a coffee and tea making machine, you can self serve your cup of cof

i have been going for a lot of buffets lately. This round I am at carlton having durian buffet! I love durian so when I heard about this durian buffet, I grabbed mum and sis and there we are at carlton hotel. My dad hates durian. There are some many varieties of durian stuff. I was so thrilled to see so many durian stuff. It was like my paradise!

I chanced upon the weekend Hi Tea Buffet at Carlton Hotel's Mosaic cafewhen I was in that area. The cofee house is huge and part of it overlooks Bras Basah Road.Rather than Hi -Tea, brunch would be a more applicable term as it was from 12noon to 5 pm. There was a wide spread of food, ranging from finger food to main courses and some local fare, including desserts. There was a free flow of hot and cold drinks as well.The service was excellent and the ambience was just right for a lazy afternoon i