Dinner reservations were made for 6.30pm. P was still sleeping, but papa Jon was getting super hungry and we decided to carry her down and eat while she sleep. As you may guess, she woke up upon reaching our table.
Food area doesn't look v big on first glance, and I start to be skeptical on their offerings. Papa Jon made his 1st round of patrol and came back with sashimi, cold prawns and soup. I walked 1 round with P after that and found that they had quite a lot of DIY stations (Kueh pie ti, rojak, lor mee, laksa etc), quite localised too. I tried the laksa, and it was fabulous (maybe coz I haven't had it for v long). There was also an outdoor BBQ grill area, and we ordered steak, squid, fish and prawn. Hubby love the BBQ prawns, but I find it alright only.
Eating a buffet with P in tow... is like paying money to suffer. Haha, she refuses to sit in her high chair, will keep climbing out of it. She also refuses to sit in it for long, think its too boring for her. How we deal with it is to take turns to carry her. Even so, she's constantly trying to reach for the food/trash/utensils on the table. To put it simply, no moment of peace at all. Despite that, I would still prefer her presence.
There was supposed to be an outdoor wedding, but it was marred by the rain. Felt sad for the couple, as the outdoor decor was nicely done. Their guests were shifted indoors while we were settling into our table. Nevertheless, the wedding is still ongoing and sounds quite happening. We are back in our room on the 3rd floor, and we could hear the shouts of "huat ah!" and "yam seng!!!".
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| Salad offerings |
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| Kueh Pie Ti station |
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| Sashimi section - Whatever that white sashimi is in the middle, it's good |
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| Cooked food section |
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| Salad section |
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| My DIY laksa - Tastes superb! |
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| Rojak section |
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