Some hotels and restaurants in Singapore are offering all-you-can-eat durian buffets during the peak season, providing an ...

Let’s face it—dining out in Singapore isn’t cheap. Between GST, service charge, and the sneaky add-ons, a “simple” buffet ...

Practically every person in Singapore has a DBS/POSB credit card, so it shouldn't be a problem for most of us to enjoy these 1-for-1 buffet promotions. Make sure to book in advance, though. UOB ...

Are you really a Singaporean foodie if you aren’t a buffet-tarian? Yes, that’s a word I just conjured up but it’s nothing next to the imaginative creations waiting to greet you at the best hotel ...

Buffet restaurants typically have a "no takeout" policy. In Singapore, people can pay $7.50 for a plate of leftovers from hotel buffets via an app called Treatsure. I tried it out, and though the ...

The Buffet at M Hotel Singapore is the first Halal-certified restaurant in the CBD that houses 2 concepts under one roof. During lunch, indulge in all-you-can-eat Nasi Padang Buffet with more than 30 ...

Nothing gets Singaporeans going like a hotel buffet, but the problem is that most of them are pretty expensive at full price. Luckily, with the current spate of excellent credit card promotions in ...

Classic hotel buffet food, but well curated. Oscar’s restaurant is located inside the Conrad Centennial Singapore hotel and serves up an array of breakfast, lunch and dinner items, as well as a ...

SINGAPORE: After the announcement that buffet lines may resume - with the food to be served by staff members - some hotels are looking to boost manpower to meet COVID-19 guidelines as well as an ...