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Page 1 of 2 Buffet. Ah, what a wonderful, sinful word. Endless amount of food
served onto your plate, the wild abandonment of eating and ignoring
your stomach that told you to stop eating several plates ago. That's
what a buffet is all about - its pure, unadulterated gluttony in modern
times.
HOOKED serves up a selection of restaurants offering buffets all
year round. Our tip for all buffet goers: don't wear something tight
fitting or risk bursting a seam.
Seoul Garden
This authentic Korean-styled BBQ restaurant prides itself on offering its customers "a unique self-serving dining experience that will always be remembered".
How many of us students on a budget, and an empty stomach have actually gorged silly on the steamboat or grilled meats over at Seoul Garden? Their array of food includes intense meat-marinates, large spread of fresh buffet items and freshest produce. If it can be grilled or broiled - you'll find it here.
Since you're responsible for cooking your own food - it's almost idiot proof. So there's not need to call on your inner Jamie Olivers.
A tip for those who don't or can't cook - you cannot eat your chicken meat semi-cooked, so stick to steaming your seafood and your red meats that can be eaten medium rare.
Must try: The extensive selection of seasoned meats.
Cost of your gluttony:
Lunch: S$14.99++ (Weekdays), S$17.99++ (Weekends, eve of PH and PH)
Dinner: S$17.99++ (Weekdays), S$20.99++ (Fri to Sun, eve of PH and PH)
Where to eat to your heart's desire:
Ngee Ann City, 391A Orchard Road #05-10 Singapore 238 873 (Tel: 6836 1339)
For more outlets, visit: http://www.zingrill.com.sg/zingrill/seoulgarden.html
When to satisfy your cravings: 11.30am - 11.30pm daily
Sakura International Buffet Restaurant
 While most buffet goers head over to this restaurant for its wide selection of Japanese dishes such as tempura and sashimi, there are countless other types of dishes - Dim sum, pastries, one of the largest selection of ice cream in a buffet and delightfully crispy and heart-attack inducing deep fried dishes.
With a selection of halal and non-halal outlets - be sure to check out which is which over at their website!
Must try: Chawanmushi and all of their tempura dishes.
Cost of your gluttony:
Lunch: S$20 (Weekdays), S$22 (Orchard Outlet)
Dinner: S$24 (Weekdays), S$26 (Orchard Outlet)
Kids: S$10.90 (Weekdays), S$11.90 (Orchard Outlet)
**Additional S$2 on Weekends, PH and Eve of PH.
Where to eat to your heart's desire:
Orchard Shopping Centre (HALAL)
321 Orchard Road #02-16 Orchard Shopping Centre Singapore 238866 (Tel: 6735 8197)
For more outlets, visit: http://www.sukigroup.com.sg/sakura.htm
When to satisfy your cravings:
12noon to 2:30pm (lunch), 6pm to 9:30pm (dinner)
Carousel Restaurant
This halal-certified restaurant has received rave reviews from the Straits Times and fellow food bloggers alike who were hungry for a decent, beautifully set restaurant to entertain their Muslim friends.
Like countless other buffets, this buffet restaurant over at the Royal Plaza in Scotts hotel offers International Cuisine. Their plus point comes from the fact that their desserts are particularly delicious and the plush interior design (coupled with grand private rooms for private functions) that deck out the restaurant. Its prime location in Orchard is one more reason for us to pop over and give ourselves a treat after a long day of shopping.
Must try: Selection of fresh sashimi and all the desserts!
Cost of your gluttony:
Lunch: S$33.50 ++ (Weekdays), S$35++ (Weekends)
Dinner: S$42++ (Weekdays), S$49++ (Weekends)
High tea: S$23.50++ (Weekdays), S$28.50++ (Weekends)
Supper: S$19.50++
Where to eat to your heart's desire:
25 Scotts Road, GF Royal Plaza on Scotts, Singapore 228220 (Tel: 6589 7799)
When to satisfy your cravings: 12noon - 2pm (lunch), 3pm - 5.30pm (high tea), 6.30pm - 10.30pm (dinner), 11pm - 4am (supper)
Chocolate Buffet in Fullerton
Now, we couldn't possibly have a SINFUL issue without talking about one of the most sinful ingredients known to mankind: Chocolate.
Dark, intense, aromatic, smooth and a guaranteed rush of pleasure. How can we say no to that? And what better way to indulge in this sin than with a Chocolate Buffet over at the place that started it all - The Courtyard at the Fullerton.
It's not all about chocolate fondue - you have an assortment of chocolate cakes and truffles! But then again, the luxurious melted chocolate, which cascades down the fountain before your eyes, is every chocolate addict's fantasy come true. Orgasmic, much?
Must try: Fullerton Chocolate Cake, Café Noir Tiramisu and the Valrhona pralines (That said, everything's made of chocolate - go wild and try everything!)
Cost of your gluttony:
S$32 (Adults) or S$40 with a glass of dessert wine
S$16 (Child)
Where to eat to your heart's desire:
The Fullerton Hotel (Singapore), The Courtyard, 1 Fullerton Square, (Tel: 6877 8129)
When to satisfy your cravings: Thursday - Saturday (8pm - 11pm)
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