24 best buffets in Singapore for hotel, halal & international dining

Buffet lovers in Singapore, these restaurants serve endless dishes for a truly indulgent dining experience.

At the best buffets in Singapore, we constantly go back for seconds (and thirds). From fresh oyster bars and sushi counters to roast carving stations and decadent desserts, we’ve tested the city’s top buffet spreads to bring you our choice picks. Whether it’s a luxe hotel feast or a laid-back all-you-can-eat fix, these buffet restaurants in Singapore make overeating worth it. Want more indulgence? Read our guide on boozy brunches in Singapore.

Our top picks for feasting in Singapore

Our recommendations if you’re pressed for time:

• Best for dessert lovers: Awfully Chocolate Bakery & Cafe
• Best value-for-money spot: Shin Minori
• Best for families and kids: Edge
• Best for carnivores: Carnivore Brazilian Churrascaria

1. Lime Restaurant at Parkroyal Collection Pickering, Singapore

Ask anyone where’s the best buffet in Singapore, and many will point to Lime Restaurant at Parkroyal Collection Pickering. For years, the establishment has been synonymous with great buffet offerings, and with good reason.

With executive chef Alvin Leong at the helm, this restaurant dishes out fresh seafood (including Boston lobster, snow crab and scallop), scrumptious meats, Peranakan specialties (think beef rendang, buah keluak roast duck and spicy crab meat kueh pie tee), and Asian delicacies like KL-style seafood tai lok mee and flower clams in collagen broth. Other standouts include the signature Penang prawn noodle soup, lobster parmesan wheel risotto, as well as sous vide herb-crusted roast angus beef and crispy roast pork porchetta from the live carving station.

Come by during dinner to savour freshly grilled meats from the Josper grill and an expanded seafood selection. We’re talking about a glorious seafood-on-ice spread, alongside Asian and Western seafood delicacies. Don’t forget to save room for delish desserts, featuring durian pengat, hazelnut chocolate lava cake with vanilla ice cream, and seasonal specials like crepes suzette, made to order by Lime’s pastry chef.

If you can’t pick between lunch and dinner, pop by on weekends from 3pm to 5pm and indulge in the glorious buffet spread while toasting to free-flow beer, house pour wines and cocktails.

Best for: A crowd-favourite spot for years
How much: Lunch from $58 per adult and $29 per child; dinner from $78 per adult and $39 per child
Buffet hours: Monday to Sunday, 7am to 10.30am & 6pm to 9.30pm; Monday to Friday, 12pm to 2.30pm; Saturday to Sunday, 11.30am to 2.30pm & 3pm to 5pm
Address: Lime Restaurant, Parkroyal Collection Pickering, Singapore, 3 Upper Pickering Street, Singapore 058289

2. Luce

Embark on a gastronomic journey through Italy at Luce, where a sumptuous international buffet with Italian specialties awaits. Begin at a dedicated seafood cold room, featuring a lavish oceanic selection of cold water prawns, black and green mussels, sea whelk and Japanese oysters – with Boston lobsters joining the spread exclusively for Sunday brunch.

Next, make your way to the theatrical live stations. Savour succulent roasts like oven-roasted angus beef striploin and Louisiana barbecue pork ribs, four-cheese and pear risotto folded within a parmesan wheel, as well as hearty DIY laksa bowls with tiger prawns, quail eggs and noodles.

You’ll also be happily spoilt for choice with an enticing Italian line-up, featuring freshly made pinsa from a wood-fired oven, gnocchi gamberetti e asparagi (potato dumplings with shrimp and asparagus cream) and branzino al forno (sustainably-sourced barramundi atop a cannellini bean and kale stew). For a taste of Asia, help yourself to wok-fried tiger prawns in black pepper sauce, assam seabass curry and honey-glazed Iberico pork.

End on a sweet note with delicately crafted mini Luce-misu (a reinterpretation of the classic tiramisu), zesty lemon meringue tartlets, and a flowing Valrhona chocolate fountain with marshmallows, wafer rolls and fresh fruits. Oh, and look out for exclusive monthly dining privileges on the website!

Best for: A gastronomic journey through Italy with Asian specialties
How much: Lunch from $59 per adult and $29 per child; dinner from $85 per adult and $43 per child
Buffet hours: Monday to Saturday, 12pm to 2.30pm; Sunday, 12pm to 3pm; daily, 6pm to 10pm
Address: Luce, Level 1, Frasers House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Singapore, 80 Middle Road, Singapore 188966

3. Awfully Chocolate Bakery & Cafe

This viral weekend brunch buffet at the Awfully Chocolate Bakery & Cafe has been flooding our feeds, and for good reason. Not only is it affordable, it also boasts brunch classics like scrambled eggs, tater tots, bacon, and more. Plus the array of viennoiseries as far as our eye can see? A dream. We also enjoyed crafting our very own healthy breakfast bowl at the yoghurt bar. And we can’t forget the chocolate taps for heavenly smooth chocolate poured over fruits and pastries. Don’t fill up too fast because brunch specials like the braised beef pie and brunch burger are available to complement your buffet plates!

Best for: Brunch faves and chocolate indulgence
How much: From $38 per adult; children under 10 years old dine at half price
Buffet hours: Weekends and public holidays, 10am to 3pm
Address: Awfully Chocolate Bakery & Cafe, 131 East Coast Road, Singapore 428816

4. Peppermint at Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay, Singapore

Ever wanted to dine in a serene haven surrounded by lush greenery? Conscious dining is at the heart of Peppermint, which features healthful farm-to-table cuisine made with sustainably and locally sourced ingredients. The restaurant’s trendy themed buffets that rotate roughly every six weeks also keep customers coming back for more. Think charcoal-grilled durian feasts, seafood spreads and tantalising Thai flavours.

Step out to the terrace and you’ll be greeted by more than 60 varieties of herbs, edible flowers and vegetables at its Urban Farm. Yes, these are used as ingredients, garnishes and aromatics. It’s no wonder the restaurant has received a recognition award from the Singapore Food Agency for its farm-to-table efforts, and was crowned the Editor’s Choice winner for Best Hotel Buffet in Singapore in our Love Local Awards 2025!

Coupled with halal-certified buffet stations, Peppermint is a go-to spot for celebrations and casual gatherings. Whet your appetite with fresh picks at the seafood island, succulent roasts at the carving station, and hearty noodle bowls whipped up on the spot. Then, fuel up on Japanese, Indian and other delicious cuisines, before ending off strong with an assortment of desserts, including ice cream, Nyonya kueh and tropical fruits.

Best for: A lush dining haven with trendy themed buffets
How much: Lunch from $72 per adult and $36 per child; dinner from $98 per adult and $49 per child
Buffet hours: Monday to Sunday, 6.30am to 10pm
Address: Peppermint, Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay, Singapore, 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594

5. RISE Restaurant

Come ready to feast on authentic cultural flavours from around the world at RISE Restaurant. Nestled in the hotel lobby, Marina Bay Sands’ signature buffet restaurant offers a lavish spread from day to night. Indulge in local crowd-favourites (such as Singapore chilli crab, laksa and Australian wagyu beef cheek rendang), fresh sashimi and seafood, as well as regional delicacies like Vietnamese pho, Thai boat noodles and Anxin chicken rice.

Next, indulge in European and American cuisine with delicacies such as salt-baked Norwegian salmon and Kagoshima pork rack. Round off the feast on a boozy note with delicious Southeast Asia-inspired cocktails. In the mood for alfresco dining? Grab a seat amid lush greenery at the garden terrace – complete with soft lighting, a la carte bites and cocktails.

We also recommend keeping an eye on the restaurant’s website for exciting themed buffets and celebrations throughout the year. Think Halloween, Oktoberfest, Christmas, Songkran and more. And here’s a tip: come on weekend lunches to enjoy a complimentary glass of prosecco or beer that’ll amp up the celebratory mood!

Best for: An all-day dining spot with an authentic global spread
How much: Lunch buffet from $78 per adult and $39 per child; dinner buffet from $98 per adult and $49 per child
Buffet hours: Daily, 6.30am to 10.30am & 12pm to 2.30pm; Sunday to Thursday, 5pm to 10pm; Friday and Saturday, 5pm to 10.30pm
Address: RISE Restaurant, Lobby, Tower 1, Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956

6. Silver Shell Cafe at Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa, Singapore

If you love variety, you’ll be pleased as punch to hear about Silver Shell Cafe’s amazing daily dinner buffets. Grab an indoor or alfresco seat and enjoy popular treats such as seafood on ice, a cheese spread and decadent desserts alongside live stations cooking up a storm. Best of all, each day of the week brings a different buffet theme.

Avoid the Monday blues with Flavours Around the World featuring cuisines from Spanish to Indian. On Tuesday, it’s all about protein with roasted creations in Asian and Western styles at Meat Lovers Night. Wednesdays and Sundays offer a locally-influenced taste of hawker food, as Singapore Good Ol’ Days brings you satay, bak kut teh, black pepper crab and more. Looking forward to the weekend? Thursdays are deemed Tropical Night with infusions of fresh, fruity and zesty flavours in the buffet. Finally, Fridays and Saturdays are made for indulgence as Seafood Sensation takes over the spread.

P.S. this buffet is totally family-friendly, with a dedicated kids’ zone and lower counters for the little ones to pile up their own plates. On Fridays and Saturdays, there’ll be entertaining magic performances alongside balloon sculpting and face-painting sessions, and kids can also get DIY mocktail-making and cupcake-decorating kits, as well as a take-home goodie bag.

Best for: Ever-changing themed buffets
How much: Dinner from $78 per adult and $39 per child
Buffet hours: Monday to Sunday, 6pm to 10pm
Address: Silver Shell Cafe, Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa, Singapore, 101 Siloso Road, Singapore 098970

7. Ellenborough Market Cafe at Paradox Singapore Merchant Court

Durian lovers would probably be no stranger to Ellenborough Market Cafe at Paradox Singapore Merchant Court. After all, its signature durian pengat is touted as one of the best in town. Aside from this iconic dessert, this restaurant nestled along the Singapore River also dishes out an impressive array of seafood, local and international cuisines, as well as traditional Peranakan delicacies.

Be it simple gatherings, birthday celebrations or festive occasions like Chinese New Year and Christmas, this well-loved spot has served generations of families in Singapore. Look out for seasonal thematic menus throughout the year, including a Durian Buffet Festival where diners can indulge in a free-flow feast of premium durian varieties and delicacies.

Its current meat and foie gras buffet is a must-try for meat lovers. Savour freshly barbecued meats such as wagyu beef, lamb leg, pan-seared foie gras and spicy pork belly. And of course, you’ll enjoy buffet quintessentials like fresh seafood on ice, local and international dishes, as well as soulful Peranakan dishes (think Nyonya chap chye and ayam buah keluak). Oh, did we mention there are alfresco and pet-friendly dining spaces, too? There’s lots to love about this value-for-money buffet!

Perk alert: enjoy up to 50% discount off your bill when you pay with eligible cards from DBS/POSB, UOB, Citi and AMEX. T&Cs apply.

Best for: Durian fans
How much: Lunch from $68 per adult and $28 per child; dinner from $88 per adult and $38 per child
Buffet hours: Monday to Friday, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6pm to 10pm; Saturday and Sunday, 12pm to 4pm & 6pm to 10pm
Address: Ellenborough Market Cafe, Paradox Singapore Merchant Court, 20 Merchant Road, Singapore 058281

8. Wa-En Wagyu Yakiniku

We’ll never turn down an opportunity to indulge in unlimited wagyu beef, especially an award-winning wagyu that has been crowned a four-time Miyazaki Wagyu Olympics Champion. Make your way to Jewel Changi Airport for this new buffet, featuring top-tier A4 and A5 Miyazaki wagyu beef, alongside fine cuts like karubi, chuckroll and wagyu saikoro cubes.

Love seafood? Don’t sleep on the premium selection of Japanese snow crab, tiger prawns, and sashimi-grade hotate scallops and oysters. And that’s not all! Shabu-shabu hot pot, Korean cold noodles, wagyu suji inaniwa udon, and other hot dishes await, too. Coupled with a dazzling view of the Jewel Rain Vortex, this is a feast for both the palate and eyes.

Best for: Premium Japanese wagyu and sashimi-grade seafood
How much: $168 per adult (minimum two pax); $68 per child; free for kids below 90cm
Buffet hours: Daily, 11am to 10pm
Address: Wa-En Wagyu Yakiniku, #01-224, Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666

9. Carnivore Brazilian Churrascaria

When we’re craving protein on a keto or carnivore kick, this meat lover’s paradise is our ultimate go-to. Think juicy cuts of meat carved tableside — there’s no better feeling than sinking your teeth into tender beef brisket, flavourful chicken thigh, and crispy roasted pork belly. Plus, you’ll find a rotating line-up of hearty Brazilian sides like black bean stew and fish stew. For the full experience, grab an alfresco seat to soak in the lively vibes while you feast.

Best for: Satisfying your meat cravings
How much: Brunch and dinner from $89 per adult and $20 per child; free for kids below 90cm
Buffet hours: Monday to Thursday, 6pm to 11pm & Friday to Sunday, 5.30pm to 11pm (dinner); Saturdays and Sundays, 11am to 3pm (brunch)
Address: Carnivore Brazilian Churrascaria, #01-10/11, 30 Robertson Quay, Singapore 238251

10. Carousel

We’re always wowed by one of Singapore’s most popular halal buffets. Carousel rolls out an epic international feast spanning Japanese, Mediterranean, Indian, and more. Weekends are extra special: we’re talking seafood hot pot, whole Atlantic salmon, and snow queen crab legs that are worth the trip alone. Pro tip: come hungry! With over 100 dishes on offer, it’s a buffet adventure like no other.

Best for: A highly-rated halal buffet
How much: Lunch from $72 per adult and $36 per child; dinner from $92 per adult and $46 per child
Buffet hours: Daily, 6.30am to 10am, 12pm to 2pm & 6.30pm to 9.30pm
Address: Carousel, Royal Plaza on Scotts, 25 Scotts Road, Singapore 228220

11. Empress

When we’re craving an endless dim sum feast, this chic riverside spot is one of our go-tos. The weekend dim sum brunch buffet is an absolute steal – and little ones under five dine free! Beyond baskets of dumplings, we love the generous spread of other dishes too. A single serving of soup, three mains per table, and dessert make this experience extra indulgent. We’re always eyeing delicacies like the triple roast platter, seared Angus beef tenderloin cubes, and sweet and sour Iberico pork, all alongside our free-flow dim sum orders. Yum!

Best for: Filling up on delicious dim sum
How much: Dim sum brunch from $63 per adult and $38 per child below 12 years old; children below 5 years old dine for free
Buffet hours: Saturday to Sunday, 11am to 1pm & 1pm to 3pm
Address: Empress, #01-03, Asian Civilisations Museum, 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555

12. Kiwami: Ramen & Gyoza Bar

Ever wondered how many bowls of ramen you can eat in one sitting? The ramen buffet at Kiwami: Ramen & Gyoza Bar is your chance to find out. Eat your fill of comforting bowls of tonkotsu ramen made with broth simmered for over 10 hours and chewy Hokkaido wheat noodles. You’ll get to pick from eight variations, with the premium mala ramen and premium black tonkotsu ramen being standouts for their flavourful broths.

Besides ramen and fried rice, feast on all-you-can-eat sides, desserts and drinks. We enjoyed the signature grilled pork gyoza with juicy filling, the truffle edamame for an easy protein fix, and the plant-based truffle katsu that won’t make you miss the meat. While we’d have appreciated a wider drink and dessert selection, it is still pretty decent for the price point.

Best for: A comforting ramen feast with classic sides
How much: $28.80 per adult; $12.80 per child
Buffet hours: Monday to Friday, 5pm to 9.30pm; Saturday & Sunday, 11am to 9.30pm (weekend buffet only available at Guoco Tower outlet)
Address: Kiwami: Ramen & Gyoza Bar, multiple locations including Guoco Tower and VivoCity

13. Shin Minori

Craving all-you-can-eat Japanese food in Singapore? Make haste to Shin Minori for one of the most affordable buffets, in our opinion. With more than 220 dishes available, we love eating our fill of fresh sashimi, sushi, steamed and grilled dishes, rice, noodles and more. It’s especially satisfying when we add on the free-flow Asahi beer that goes perfectly with all the seafood goodness.

Best for: A wallet-friendly Japanese feast
How much: From $68.90 per adult and $49.90 per child; high tea from $39.90 per adult and $29.90 per child
Buffet hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm, 3pm to 5.45pm & 6.15pm to 10.15pm
Address: Shin Minori, #03-15/16, UE Square, 81 Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore 239917

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14. Permata Singapore

Here’s another halal-certified buffet restaurant in Singapore to add to the list. Housed in the regal palace of Gedung Kuning (right next to the historic Istana Kampong Glam), Permata serves a feast fit for royalty with Nusantara cuisine at the heart of it.

Our plates always overflow with Malay and Indonesian delights like tulang merah and mutton satay ‘cos they’re that good. And when it comes to dessert? Let’s just say self-control goes out the window with kueh, pulut hitam, and serawa durian calling our name. Bonus: kids under five dine free, so it’s the perfect excuse to bring the whole family.

Best for: A halal feast fit for royalty
How much: Lunch buffet from $88 per adult and $20 per child; dinner buffet from $108 per adult and $24 per child
Buffet hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm; Monday to Friday and Sunday, 6pm to 9.30pm; Saturday, 5pm to 7pm & 7.30pm to 9.30pm
Address: Permata Singapore, 73 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198497

15. Colony

Feeling fancy? We’re big fans of The Ritz-Carlton’s signature restaurant – it has just the spread for you. With seven live conservatory kitchens, this dining extravaganza brings Indian food, Indonesian, Malaysian, and Western flavours under one roof. Begin your culinary journey at The Ice Bar, where a treasure trove of seafood on ice awaits.

Next, the indulgence continues with juicy cuts from The Grill & Rotisserie station and dim sum varieties at The Steam Basket. Our favourite is the local roast meats, creamy butter chicken, and patisserie filled with handcrafted desserts that are almost too pretty to eat.

Best for: A dining extravaganza with seven live kitchens
How much: Lunch from $78 per adult and $39 per child; dinner from $98 per adult and $49 per child
Buffet hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6pm to 10.30pm
Address: Colony, Level 3, The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore, 7 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039799

16. Embu

Tucked away from the city’s hustle, we adore Embu at Mandarin Oriental for its tranquil all-you-can-eat experience, set amid lush interiors and charming patio seating. The lavish buffet spread is irresistible, boasting premium seafood, Indian and Asian delights, wood-fired pizzas, barbecue favourites, and decadent homemade desserts. There’s even a dedicated section for little ones – and kids under five dine for free.

Best for: An escape to tranquillity
How much: Lunch from $78 per pax and $39 per child; dinner from $98 per adult and $49 per child; weekend brunch from $128 per adult and $64 per child
Buffet hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6.30pm to 10pm
Address: Embu, Mandarin Oriental, 5 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039797

17. Straits Kitchen

Nab a table at one of Singapore’s most well-loved halal-certified buffet restaurants. We always enjoy watching veteran chefs whip up our all-time favourite local dishes, including delicious Chinese cuisines, Indian, Malay and Peranakan dishes. Savour ayam buah keluak, spicy otah otah and signature roasts.

Dessert lovers, you’re all covered, too. We helped ourselves to a wide selection featuring min jiang kueh, muah chee, refreshing mango pudding, chendol, as well as soft-serve ice cream in coconut and taro flavours. Resistance is futile.

Best for: A local feast tailored for Singaporeans
How much: Breakfast from $45 per adult and $22.50 per child; lunch from $72 per adult and $38 per child; dinner from $80 per adult and $42 per child
Buffet hours: Daily, 6.30am to 9.30pm
Address: Straits Kitchen, Grand Hyatt Singapore, 10 Scotts Road, Singapore 228211

18. Beach Road Kitchen

Hands up if you’re a seafood lover like us ‘cos this signature seafood buffet is not to be missed! Come hungry for the spectacular chefs-on-show buffet. The restaurant boasts a smorgasbord of fresh seafood, charcoal-grilled meats, Asian noodles, wok-fried dishes, alongside desserts. The best part is watching the chefs prepare these delicacies right before you.

Best for: A seafood lover’s paradise
How much: Lunch from $78 per adult and $39 per child; dinner from $98 per adult and $49 per child
Buffet hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6pm to 10pm
Address: Beach Road Kitchen, Level 1, JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach, 30 Beach Road, Singapore 189763

19. Verandah Rooftop Rotisserie

Craving all-you-can-eat modern European delights in a lush urban oasis? Head up to the rooftop of Momentus Hotel Alexandra for a glorious semi-buffet that nails both quality and variety. Order a main course, then help yourself to an unlimited spread of complementary dishes.

Inspired by modern European flavours, the sumptuous selection features succulent meats, signature roasts, oven-baked specialties and more. We love the thoughtfully curated mains like locally farmed red snapper papillote and Thai-spiced seafood aglio olio. Be sure to save space for free-flowing salads, soups, handmade pizzas, artisanal breads and decadent desserts.

Best for: Enjoying both quality and variety
How much: Lunch from $29 per pax; dinner from $58 per pax
Buffet hours: Daily, 6.30am to 10.30am, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6pm to 10pm
Address: Verandah Rooftop Rotisserie, Level 7, Momentus Hotel Alexandra, 323 Alexandra Road, Singapore 159972

20. Oscar’s

If you’re looking for a buffet spread with lots of variety, make your way to Oscar’s. This vibrant international buffet is inspired by cuisines from around the world, with flavours and creations from Asia and beyond. We love the semi-open kitchen so we can marvel at the cooking spectacle as we indulge. Pro tip: come by for dinner from Wednesday to Saturday to enjoy barbecue dishes like charred octopus and jacket potato, charcoal-grilled barramundi, and tara-marinated prawn satay on brioche.

Best for: A wide variety that’ll leave you spoilt for choice
How much: Lunch from $68 per adult and $34 per child; dinner from $78 per adult and $39 per child
Buffet hours: Monday to Friday, 12pm to 2.30pm; Saturday and Sunday, 12.30pm to 3pm; daily, 6pm to 10.30pm
Address: Oscar’s, Conrad Singapore Marina Bay, 2 Temasek Boulevard, Singapore 038982

21. Edge

Take your buffet experience to the next level at this glorious restaurant with seven live kitchens showcasing a medley of cuisines. We’re talking about Indian, Japanese, Thai, Cantonese and more. No matter what our cravings are, we always leave satisfied. Bringing the kids along for Sunday brunch? Sit back and relax while they’re entertained with a dedicated play area and a roving balloon sculptor. Plus, the specially curated kids’ buffet offers nutritious yet delicious options they’ll love – everyone’s happy!

Best for: A family-friendly spot catering to little ones
How much: Lunch from $72 per adult and $36 per child; dinner from $95 per adult and $47.50 per child; weekend brunch from $80 per adult and $40 per child
Buffet hours: Monday to Saturday, 12pm to 2.30pm; Sunday, 12pm to 3pm; Daily, 6pm to 10pm
Address: Edge, Level 3, Pan Pacific Singapore, Marina Square, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039595

22. Ginger

This lush botanical haven in Kampong Glam tempts us with a spectacular spread of halal-certified local favourites. When we’re ready to feast, our must-haves include the rich chilli crab, aromatic otah otah, and dim sum delights like red bean paste buns and juicy chicken siew mai.

For dessert, we make a beeline for the soft serve station, piling on fun toppings like almond flakes, marshmallows, and chocolate chips. Prefer something warm? Hot treats like glutinous rice balls in fragrant ginger broth are sure to hit the spot. After our indulgence, we love strolling through the vibrant cultural enclave right outside to walk it all off.

Best for: A botanical haven nestled in Kampong Glam
How much: Lunch buffet from $59 per adult and $29.50 per child; dinner buffet from $69 per adult and $34.50 per child
Buffet hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6pm to 10pm
Address: Ginger, Parkroyal on Beach Road, 7500 Beach Road, Singapore 199591

23. Atrium Restaurant

Throw on your best stretchy pants ‘cos Atrium Restaurant is calling with a sumptuous buffet that will take you down memory lane! Led by a team of multi-national chefs, this halal-certified restaurant (you may also remember it fondly as Melting Pot Cafe) boasts a nostalgic feast of local favourites, international delights and reinvented Singaporean dishes. With a rotational selection of local delicacies, look forward to tender beef rendang, crispy roti prata, carrot cake and the hotel’s signature laksa.

Other highlights include fresh seafood, succulent meat carvings, as well as seasonal specials like durian ice kacang, freshly shucked oysters and baby lobsters. Sweet tooth or not, desserts like traditional wafers and rainbow bread with ice cream will stir up fond childhood memories.

Oh, and did we mention how accessible it is? Located right beside Havelock MRT, the restaurant is a mere three-minute walk from the station – fully sheltered, no less.

Best for: Nostalgic local delicacies
How much: Lunch from $98 per adult and $25 per child; dinner from $118 per adult and $30 per child
Buffet hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6pm to 9.30pm
Address: Atrium Restaurant, Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium, 317 Outram Road, Singapore 169075

24. The Line at Shangri-La Singapore

We aren’t kidding when we say it’s a multi-sensory feast at The Line at Shangri-La Singapore. Step inside this well-loved buffet restaurant, and you’ll be greeted by a smorgasbord of international flavours and curated specialty dishes. With a team of multi-national chefs at the helm, look forward to a wide selection that draws from each of their unique heritage. We’re talking about a variety of cuisines, including Middle Eastern, Indian, Western, Peranakan and Asian delicacies.

Indulge in crowd-favourites like chilled seafood, succulent roasts, fresh sashimi, charcuterie and European cheese. Next, stop by the restaurant’s nine live stations to fill up on hearty bowls of noodles, Asian roast meats, Indian delights and more. Come Thursdays and Fridays, there’s even an outdoor BBQ station with grilled meats and seafood. And how can we forget about desserts? Sweeten the feast with durian cake, key lime tart, ice cream, as well as mochi waffles whipped up fresh on the spot. It’s no surprise that this vibrant gourmet destination is the go-to spot for family gatherings and joyous celebrations!

Best for: Diverse cuisines from around the world
How much: Lunch from $68 per adult and $34 per child; dinner from $98 per adult and $49 per child
Buffet hours: Daily, 12pm to 2.30pm & 6pm to 9.30pm
Address: The Line, Shangri-La Singapore, 22 Orange Grove Road, Tower Wing, Singapore 258350

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