It's interesting because, instead of having different "sections" for different types of food, foods of varied origins are placed next to each other. So, rosti is placed next to chicken rice and tom yam soup near mushroom soup.
We were there for the interns' farewell and I liked the cosy and quiet setting. We managed to get a round table that's slightly "cordoned" from the rest of the restaurant by curtains.
My second helping:
Indian, Cantonese, Singaporean, Mediterranean, Italian foods. Could you tell which is which? |
This is what another colleague had on her plate. I'm not a fan of seafood so gave the following a miss.
Seafood! |
There's nothing like desserts to make the meal complete. |
All of us! |
I'd say that the overall experience was pretty good. The food is tasty. I just wish that had more variety, because compared to the buffet places that I really like, such as Melt the World, Carousel and Todai, going around to sample everything they offer is really too effortless - and that's not a good sign for a buffet restaurant. However, they're running a UOB promotion at the moment, offering 20% off the bill, so it's quite a steal.
Global Kitchen is located at Pan Pacific Hotel, Level 3.
Which is your favourite buffet restaurant?
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