The buffet service is convenient, with food served on real plates and cutlery. However, a notable drawback is the lack of complimentary water; customers are expected to purchase bottled or canned drinks, most of which are processed and sugary. The food itself was somewhat salty and greasy; the potatoes were undercooked, and the chicken served was wings rather than legs or boneless thighs. The prices are on the higher side, with a plate costing around $17. Additionally, the absence of coffee is a missed opportunity, as a simple offering of instant coffee would be easy to provide and could encourage customers to order dessert after their meal. Overall, the experience was good, the staff was f...
