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Oct 28, 2022 · Buffets are always a favourite, and we've curated a list of the best hotel buffets in Singapore to feast at with your family and friends.
- Colony. Why they’re worth trying out: This spot offers some of the best bubbly brunches in town, with all-you-can-drink vintage champers! Mention the best hotel buffets in Singapore, and chances are Colony will come up on top of the list.
- Estate. Why they’re worth trying out: Seafood lovers will be very happy here, as this restaurant offers a huge assortment of fresh seafood done in a myriad of ways.
- Greenhouse. Why they’re worth trying out: Visit this stunning restaurant if you love Thai food, as their buffets have a dedicated Thai section! Greenhouse is a hidden gem tucked in Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore with lush interiors overlooking a golf course.
- Ellenborough Market Cafe. Why they’re worth trying out: This Clarke Quay spot serves up legit, unpretentious Peranakan fare, alongside interesting fusion dishes.
- Atrium Restaurant. Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium’s in-house Atrium Restaurant is known for their halal buffet spread, comprising local and international dishes.
- TungLok Seafood. Image credit: @inoutspot. While seafood buffets are usually the domain of lavish hotel restaurants, the affordably priced spread at TungLok Seafood is a great option if you’re not looking to break the bank.
- Kintamani Indonesian Restaurant. Image credits: Kintamani Indonesian Restaurant. Kintamani Indonesian Restaurant is known for their authentic and wide-ranging Indonesian fare, which makes their $38++ and $42++ buffet lunch and dinner respectively look like an absolute steal.
- Crystal Cafe. Image credit: @nicomaoyumyum. One of the more unique picks on this list, Crystal Cafe’s Taiwan Porridge Buffet (from $18.80++) is perfect for those looking for a diverse range of dishes to go along with their gruel.
Hotel Grand Pacific Singapore offers an exceptional dining experience at Sun’s Café. Each morning guests can start their day with a diverse breakfast featuring freshly cooked eggs, fruits, yoghurt, cheese, salad, croissants and pastries, soya milk, porridge and more.
- 1-for-1 halal buffet with local live stations at Window on the Park. While we don’t typically expect hotel buffets to be heavy on the wok hei, Window on the Park at Holiday Inn Singapore Orchard serves up A+ hawker fare.
- Afternoon tea buffet at The Courtyard. Warm scones and a pot of aromatic tea is the highlight of any afternoon tea, and at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore’s The Courtyard, you’ll get just that and more.
- Penang buffet with lobster Hokkien mee at Princess Terrace. When we see lobster in our Hokkien mee, we know that we’re in for a treat. This Penang buffet at Copthorne King’s Hotel Singapore’s Princess Terrace, you can expect a range of Penang and Peranakan dishes.
- Sunday brunch buffet with wagyu beef at Town Restaurant. For those who want to go all out over the weekend, the Sunday brunch buffet at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore’s Town Restaurant is a worthy option to splurge on.
Inspired by the heritage of Orchard Road’s early years, Estate is an all-day dining buffet restaurant in Singapore with residential style open kitchens. Estate delivers flavours from around the world and elevated regional favourites with freshly sourced premium produce and spices.
Oct 31, 2015 · Worth a try if you’re looking for an inexpensive buffet and if you adore Asian fare but it’s probably just a one-time affair. Sun’s Cafe @ Hotel Grand Pacific 101 Victoria Street Singapore 188018 Tel: +65 6431 1824 Operating hours: Lunch buffet 12.00pm to 2.30pm (Mon-Fri) 12.00pm to 3.00pm (Sat, Sun & PH) Dinner Buffet 6.30pm ...
