What's for dinner? -- 2022 onwards
#1486
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In Memoriam




Join Date: Jun 2000
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Charcoal-grilled rockfish and Coho salmon using this marinade; grilled asparagus (same marinade); fresh strawberries (surprisingly decent for this time of year); homemade cornbread muffins; Diet Dr Pepper -- and plain M&Ms
#1489

Join Date: Aug 2012
Posts: 7,359
It'll be my final night in Singapore before heading off, so thought I'd not only try the buffet but also the hotel. So, just in case it's busy, I'm hoping as a hotel guest I can ensure a reservation. By the way, I'm assuming it's a dinner buffet? I'll likely have reacquainted myself with the local hawker fare, especially their specialty crab (no idea what it's called) dish, and looking forward to a relaxing Vegas type buffet with a ton of variety.
#1490

Join Date: Jan 2015
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It'll be my final night in Singapore before heading off, so thought I'd not only try the buffet but also the hotel. So, just in case it's busy, I'm hoping as a hotel guest I can ensure a reservation. By the way, I'm assuming it's a dinner buffet? I'll likely have reacquainted myself with the local hawker fare, especially their specialty crab (no idea what it's called) dish, and looking forward to a relaxing Vegas type buffet with a ton of variety.
As for crab... Technically you have three types... Chili (best known for), pepper and salted egg. Not sure where the best stuff is but I suspect someone on here can make a suggestion.
#1491

Join Date: Aug 2012
Posts: 7,359
When I went, it was a dinner buffet (was not staying there, was a guest of a guest)... I just entered a search in YouTube and the first video was from a month ago... Looks like they did some remodeling but still quite large.
I can see from the video already my go to entrees, prime rib (looks fabulous!), the chef's signature fatty pork (better enjoy this before getting too full), and the seafood station. Afterwards, hoping I can still try a little of everything else.
#1492

Join Date: Jan 2015
Posts: 3,739
Thanks for the link! Ok, that's got to be one of the best buffet spreads I have ever seen and surpasses anything I've experienced in Vegas. I'm assuming it can't be cheap especially when being offered a 25% off voucher for the buffet upon signing up for their rewards program. Obviously, I'm not only going to try this but will likely be in their dinner room for several hours, and will be in no condition to walk anywhere except up the elevator to my room.
One of these days, I need to find me one of those South American slice at your table meat places...
Now back to my soft-boiled egg and toast.
#1493

Join Date: Aug 2012
Posts: 7,359
Going to have ribeye steaks tonight after watching that clip.
#1494
Join Date: Jul 2016
Location: NY
Posts: 19
Leasing office at my complex had a pizza party with a disproportionate amount of pies ordered.
Made the mistake of grabbing a whole one for myself and have been begrudgingly eating it everyday all week.
Cant bear to throw it away though..
Made the mistake of grabbing a whole one for myself and have been begrudgingly eating it everyday all week.
Cant bear to throw it away though..
#1495
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Redondo Beach, Ca
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No! Don't throw pizza away. It freezes just fine. Just be sure to heat it up properly (NOT the microwave).
#1499
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Otoro, Sf
salads
Braised pork belly
sushi:
fatty tuna with scallion
crunchy spicy tuna
asparagus with hamachi
shiitake
salmon skin




Had it in China in 2005 - $6 (in rmb) per person.
salads
Braised pork belly
sushi:
fatty tuna with scallion
crunchy spicy tuna
asparagus with hamachi
shiitake
salmon skin




Had it in China in 2005 - $6 (in rmb) per person.
#1500

Join Date: Jan 2015
Posts: 3,739

