Buffet For The Hungry Soul

At around $60 per person for all you can eat a fresh seafood and international buffet, I'd say that was a pretty sweet deal (like their crabs) The Alaskan crabs were so sweet and fresh I couldn't help but close my eyes and savor every bite. The oysters are also topped up regularly so you know they're fresh. Besides the seafood - think fresh mussels, prawns and baby octopus (I'd skip this one but the prawns are good) they also have a decent range of other cuisines. The beef was carved off right in front of me and was a little hard to cut, but was charred just the right amount and done medium rare. I'll be back again!

Headed down for Sakura's Dinner buffet, and I was pleasantly surprised! Loved the oyster omelette, split prawn, Liu sha bao and egg tart. However, the second time I went down, food was lukewarm and very haphazard, and top-ups took a while. Still a lot better than the old SAKURA though! Paid around $35 per pax for dinner