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Great Buffet rocommendations in Singapore ???
Hi pple...I am looking for the BEST place to have a great buffet.
From my limited research, The Ritz Carlton Milenia seems to be the best.
Does any well-fed forumers here have any other recommendations?
I pasted the menu from the Ritz Carlton website I say it is quite impressive. Errr..they didnt list the price...but oh well...price is not a problem for this one off meal i wana have
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Sunday Night Buffet Dinner
Cold Selections
Selection of Garden Greens with Choice of Dressing and Condiments
Vine Ripened Tomatoes Salad with Pearl Mozzarella with Lemon Avocado Oil
Baby Octopus Salad with Pineapple and Orange:nuts:
Marinated Vegetables with Mushroom Salsa
Pate Goose Liver Mousse with Grapes
Kidney Bean Jelly with Poached Fish and Leek
Seafood Salad
Salami, Cheese and Olive Salad
Pan Seared Chicken breast with Thai Mango Chili Sauce
Bread Roll and Crackers
Selection of Bread Roll and Assorted Crackers with Dip
Oyster Station
Selection of International Oysters with Condiments:banana:
Ponzu and Tomato Jelly with Yuzu Dressing, Cucumber Salsa, Sweet and Spicy Chili Sauce or Citrus Salsa
Seafood, Sushi and Sashimi Bar
Fresh Pink Tiger Prawns and Oyster
Served with Sauce and Condiments
Assorted Sushi, Maki, Salmon, Tuna and Sea Bass Sashimi
Served with Condiments and Sauce
Soup
Shark’s Fin Soup with Crab Meat
Lobster Soup with Breaded Oyster
Hot Selections
Fried Chili Crab
Braised Pork Shoulder
Seasonal Vegetables with Garlic Herb Butter
Deep Fried Snapper with Sambal Chili Basil Sauce
Gratinated Potatoes with Olive
Braised Veal Shank
Seafood E-fu Noodles
Fried Salmon with Scallop Salsa :cheer:
Seared Cod Spicy Coulis with Green Pea Cream
Butter Chicken
Vegetable Korma
Basmati Rice
Carving Station
Roasted Beef or Sausage
Served with Selections of Mustard and Gravy
Live Station
Oyster Omelete with Shredded Green Onion and Coriander
Gratinated Oyster with Champagne Cream and Parmesan Cheese
Fruit Station
Assorted Sliced Fruits
Watermelon, Honeydew, Cantaloupe, Dragon Fruit, Grapes, Papaya, Water Apple
Dessert
Lemon Cheesecake
Pink Guava Dome
Ivory Mousse and Brownie Sponge with Orange Crème Bruleé
Baked Rhubarb Tart
Vanilla and Apple Bavarois Coasted with Red Fruit Ganache
Rose and Coconut Pound Cake
Rick Manjari Chocolate Pyramid Mousse Cake
Jivara Mousse Pain de Gene with Banana and Lime Filling :drool:
Traditional Crème Bruleé
Assorted Chocolate Pralines
Miniatures
Pink Ginger Jelly
Lemon Dome with Chocolate Sponge
Chestnut and Apricot Glass
Lychee and Hibiscus Jelly
Chocolate Delight Cake
Asian Choice
Assorted Nonya Kueh
Kueh Lapis
Assortment of Thai Sweet
Wakashi and Mocchi
Dessert Live Station
Trio of Vacherin
Berry and Vanilla Ice Cream, Chocolate Chip and Vanilla Ice Cream, Mango Sorbet and Vanilla Ice Cream, Selection of Ice Cream and Sorbet
Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee and Selection of Teas
:cheers:
No alcohol???!!!:bash:
From my limited research, The Ritz Carlton Milenia seems to be the best.
Does any well-fed forumers here have any other recommendations?
I pasted the menu from the Ritz Carlton website I say it is quite impressive. Errr..they didnt list the price...but oh well...price is not a problem for this one off meal i wana have
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Sunday Night Buffet Dinner
Cold Selections
Selection of Garden Greens with Choice of Dressing and Condiments
Vine Ripened Tomatoes Salad with Pearl Mozzarella with Lemon Avocado Oil
Baby Octopus Salad with Pineapple and Orange:nuts:
Marinated Vegetables with Mushroom Salsa
Pate Goose Liver Mousse with Grapes
Kidney Bean Jelly with Poached Fish and Leek
Seafood Salad
Salami, Cheese and Olive Salad
Pan Seared Chicken breast with Thai Mango Chili Sauce
Bread Roll and Crackers
Selection of Bread Roll and Assorted Crackers with Dip
Oyster Station
Selection of International Oysters with Condiments:banana:
Ponzu and Tomato Jelly with Yuzu Dressing, Cucumber Salsa, Sweet and Spicy Chili Sauce or Citrus Salsa
Seafood, Sushi and Sashimi Bar
Fresh Pink Tiger Prawns and Oyster
Served with Sauce and Condiments
Assorted Sushi, Maki, Salmon, Tuna and Sea Bass Sashimi
Served with Condiments and Sauce
Soup
Shark’s Fin Soup with Crab Meat
Lobster Soup with Breaded Oyster
Hot Selections
Fried Chili Crab
Braised Pork Shoulder
Seasonal Vegetables with Garlic Herb Butter
Deep Fried Snapper with Sambal Chili Basil Sauce
Gratinated Potatoes with Olive
Braised Veal Shank
Seafood E-fu Noodles
Fried Salmon with Scallop Salsa :cheer:
Seared Cod Spicy Coulis with Green Pea Cream
Butter Chicken
Vegetable Korma
Basmati Rice
Carving Station
Roasted Beef or Sausage
Served with Selections of Mustard and Gravy
Live Station
Oyster Omelete with Shredded Green Onion and Coriander
Gratinated Oyster with Champagne Cream and Parmesan Cheese
Fruit Station
Assorted Sliced Fruits
Watermelon, Honeydew, Cantaloupe, Dragon Fruit, Grapes, Papaya, Water Apple
Dessert
Lemon Cheesecake
Pink Guava Dome
Ivory Mousse and Brownie Sponge with Orange Crème Bruleé
Baked Rhubarb Tart
Vanilla and Apple Bavarois Coasted with Red Fruit Ganache
Rose and Coconut Pound Cake
Rick Manjari Chocolate Pyramid Mousse Cake
Jivara Mousse Pain de Gene with Banana and Lime Filling :drool:
Traditional Crème Bruleé
Assorted Chocolate Pralines
Miniatures
Pink Ginger Jelly
Lemon Dome with Chocolate Sponge
Chestnut and Apricot Glass
Lychee and Hibiscus Jelly
Chocolate Delight Cake
Asian Choice
Assorted Nonya Kueh
Kueh Lapis
Assortment of Thai Sweet
Wakashi and Mocchi
Dessert Live Station
Trio of Vacherin
Berry and Vanilla Ice Cream, Chocolate Chip and Vanilla Ice Cream, Mango Sorbet and Vanilla Ice Cream, Selection of Ice Cream and Sorbet
Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee and Selection of Teas
:cheers:
No alcohol???!!!:bash:
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sounds good....
^^ Who's the lucky one?
BTW is "buffetting" common in Singapore or more people preffer a-la-carte dinning? Since the majority of pop is Chinese, I would think a buffet would be more popular. :dunno:
BTW is "buffetting" common in Singapore or more people preffer a-la-carte dinning? Since the majority of pop is Chinese, I would think a buffet would be more popular. :dunno:
errr....hmmm...actually im not sure...but a "good" buffet here is very ex and most of the pple will rather have a nice alarcarte.^^ Who's the lucky one?
BTW is "buffetting" common in Singapore or more people preffer a-la-carte dinning? Since the majority of pop is Chinese, I would think a buffet would be more popular. :dunno:
I think Equinox has a sgd100 buffet. some japanese restaurant has a sgd40 buffet. that is the minimum for a "good" buffet i think.
the lucky one is from the opposite sex
A buffet in Manaco during the F1 season cost EURO300.:lol:errr....hmmm...actually im not sure...but a "good" buffet here is very ex and most of the pple will rather have a nice alarcarte.
I think Equinox has a sgd100 buffet. some japanese restaurant has a sgd40 buffet. that is the minimum for a "good" buffet i think.
the lucky one is from the opposite sex
I went to Raffles Hotel for high tea buffet instead coz its the "english culture" thingy. Total bill sgd115 for 2 :nuts:
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