Difficult to not like. It's really named matcha cream. It's ice cream but came melted and in cream form.
This was shady. It came gelatinous and in unusual shapes. Sekali is lab-grown meat.
It's literally like this. One piece of eggplant on a plate of dumb starchy sauce. Hahaha.
Interesting dish to have at a buffet. It's manageable because it's not big and you order the ingredients yourself. But heads up the beef and pork were average, like most things at this restaurant.
Something so simple but I wish is at all buffets! It was useful as an accompaniment for most of the food.
It's not crab but the sweet corn cream was decent. This place is cheapo so corn is expected lol. Semi-pictured is the ebi fry, which for some reason was better than their ebi tempura.
This buffet is much worse than I expected, but this is the best item here. It's baked and the avocado cream paired well with the not-too-briny oysters. But like everything here, don't hope for high-end oysters, they're actually quite small and cheap.
The buffet was quite worth for the price as we went for a weekday lunch. As always, not ALL the food offered were nice but the salmon & prawns were especially fresh & yummy. The garlic bread was my favourite though HAHAH. The place which I was seated at was vvv cold & towards the end when the crowd starting coming in, we were a little disappointed as we ordered 4 times on the ipad but none of the food arrived, so we left after waiting for 45 mins. Overall, nice place with a good view.
Sashimi was decent, prawns were very fresh. Cooked food was awesome, had a ramen station and mini-pot to cook pork, chicken, scallop, vermicelli and vegetables (drop paper clip with table number into this metal basket). Ice-cream was okay but other desserts not very good. Overall, super worth it buffet.
There are a whole variety of food to choose from. From fresh sashimi to salmon pizza! Food is timely-prepared so they don’t taste like they were left out on the table for too long. The fried foods actually blew my mind; they were very crispy and delicious. Would definitely visit there again with my friends and family!
Ps: visited during the 2 for $40 NETT promotion hence the crowd during lunch was so crowded! Would definitely prefer to go on a day when there are less humans.
Had lunch here for the first time! Cream pasta, desserts, seafood soup, tako balls, were good! Spent some time to plate my dishes on my buffet plate hehehe ☺️☺️
Pretty good in terms of variety but quality of food suffers in exchange 😢😢 Sashimi section consisted of salmon, tuna, mock abalone, shrimp while seafood section had mussels and prawns, with jellyfish, seaweed, pickles and kimchi to go on the side, with a. variety of sushi (inari, tamago, sotong, California roll). Sashimi was decently fresh (first batch was messy and gross, but second batch was better cut and arranged) but definitely lower-grade sashimi (what can you expect right), liked the jellyfish too! Western section had roast pork (dry), beef stew (super tough), cream spinach, buffalo wings, vegetarian and chicken pizza, cream mussels. Western and the hotpot sections were the more meh ones, with the hotpot broth being bland and ingredients substandard. Yakitori and teppanyaki sections were much better. I particularly enjoyed the chicken skewers, chicken cheese balls (ok but these taste cheap), Saba fish and grilled corn. Salmon head was too oily with minimal meat and teppanyaki chicken was the only ok one. Oden was tasteless and left me going “oh then??” Desserts like cakes (red bean matcha, mango) and puddings (goma) were bleh, but ice cream (matcha, black sesame, chocolate) was decent with many many toppings (red bean!!!). I’m just sold by the red bean with matcha ice cream combi, plus dipping their waffles (though soggy) into the chocolate fondue 😍😍 Overall, the dinner price wasn’t worth imo and I could easily have gone for a hotel buffet at this price. But do try them out for weekday lunches ($22.80++), and clearing service was fast and no time limit on your eating too!
Kiseki Japanese Buffet Restaurant offers more than 200 buffet items over 29 categories.
You can expect sashimi and sushi, yakotori and robatayaki, Japanese hot pot, cold buckwheat noodles and more. Each diner is also entitled to a serving of their seasonal speciality which happens to be Japanese Baked Gratin Oyster.
The food is average at best but you do get to have a birdeye view of Orchard Road.
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Another round of indulgence at this place. It is still a pretty cool place for a buffet.
Amazing place for buffet. Pretty wide variety of selection of both cold and hot dishes. Another place for people watching too. Walk to food stations could be a sort of adventure, then order the food and collect it later. Time runs quickly.
That's coz I made a poke bowl of my own at Kiseki Japanese Buffet. 😏 Been a while since I ate at Kiseki but realised that the standard did drop slightly, used to have really fresh grilled salmon fish head which turned out tough and dry in those I had today. Highlight of the day is garlic fried rice, not even kidding ya.
I felt the food quality so so only, not very nice. Maybe due to the price. But is very disappointing with the service. Had booked the lunch at 12.30pm and the counter staff insisted that I book at 12 and replied in a very impatient tone. I even show them my email confirmation and they still insisted is my fault book wrongly. In the end they went in to online system to check and know that is their fault. Ended up they just informally said sorry and bring me to my table. Won't come back again as the food and service not up to normal standard.
salmon、shrimp、clam with creamy sauce and so many delicious food there. The price is really cheap. 19.9+ for weekday lunch. And there is a autumn seafood festival now, from 14 sep to October. Highly recommended!!!
