Best hotel buffets in Singapore
Why settle for a single dish when you can feast yourself silly! Be spoilt for choice with a wide assortment of cuisines and spectacular dishes with these amazing hotel buffet deals.
From fresh seafood spreads to a Halal-certified feast, these 13 hotel buffets hail from some of Singapore’s top restaurants - you'll definitely be in for a treat.
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1. 1-for-1 halal buffet with local live stations at Window on the Park
While we don’t typically expect hotel buffets to be heavy on the wok hei, Window on the Park at Holiday Inn Singapore Orchard serves up A+ hawker fare. But you won’t have to queue in the heat here to get your fill of Salted Egg Mud Crab or Nyonya Laksa. And since each hawker-inspired plate is cooked a la minute at live stations, you can be guaranteed that your food is served piping hot.
This halal hotel buffet in Singapore is a mix of high and low, where you can easily get a heaped plate of Poached Tiger Prawns as you dig into generous chunks of Kung Pao Chicken. Make sure you come with a hearty appetite since you’ll be wanting to try a ‘lil of everything!
Address: 11 Cavenagh Road, Holiday Inn® Singapore Orchard City Centre, Singapore 229616
Opening hours: Mon to Sun: 12-2.30pm (Lunch), 6-10pm (Dinner)
2. Afternoon tea buffet at The Courtyard
Warm scones and a pot of aromatic tea is the highlight of any afternoon tea, and at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore’s The Courtyard, you’ll get just that and more. It’s even more exciting when the cakes and savoury items are free flow, and you can order up unlimited serves of Mini Bagels, Turkey Tartlets, and Red Velvet Swiss Rolls.
And like all respectable afternoon tea sessions, there’s also a gourmet selection of teas: Silver Moon, Vanilla Flower, Pu-erh Camellia, and much more.
Address: 1 Fullerton Square, Singapore 049178
Opening hours: Mon to Fri: 3-5.30pm
3. Penang buffet with lobster Hokkien mee at Princess Terrace
When we see lobster in our Hokkien mee, we know that we’re in for a treat. This Penang buffet at Copthorne King’s Hotel Singapore’s Princess Terrace, you can expect a range of Penang and Peranakan dishes. And even better, this hotel buffet doesn’t stinge in their generous use of fresh lobster with dishes like Maine Lobster Penang Hokkien Mee to Lobster Kueh Pie Tee.
Other classic Penang street bites are also worth trying, such as their Chicken Satay and Too Thor Thng (peppered pig stomach soup).
Address: 403 Havelock Road, Copthorne King's Hotel Singapore on Havelock, Singapore 169632
Opening hours: Tues to Sun: 12-2.30pm (Lunch), 6-10pm (Dinner)
4. Sunday brunch buffet with wagyu beef at Town Restaurant
For those who want to go all out over the weekend, the Sunday brunch buffet at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore’s Town Restaurant is a worthy option to splurge on. Their Chilled Seafood Galore has us salivating, as a platter that’s filled to the brim with lobster, tiger prawns, scallops, and plenty more!
We’re also equally impressed by their Maki Omakase, a selection of sushi rolls that changes depending on the chef’s preference - but whatever it is, you can look forward to Lobster & Avocado Salad Maki, Spicy Tempura Ebi Roll, and California Maki. They also serve up local faves like X.O White Carrot Cake and Crab Meat Ee Fu Noodles.
Address: 1 Fullerton Square, Singapore 049178
Opening hours: Sun: 12-3.30pm
5. Halal Indonesian buffet at Kintamani Indonesian Restaurant
While we can’t holiday in Batam or Bali during these trying times, we can still feast on authentic Balinese cuisine at Kintamani Indonesian Restaurant at Furama Riverfront Hotel. Their halal Indonesian buffet comes with an array of standout dishes - we’re most excited about the Ayam Bekakak (Javanese grilled chicken) and Rendang Daging Sapi (beef in coconut broth).
These mains pair excellently with their savoury side dishes, which includes the likes of turmeric rice, mee hoon goreng, and sayur lodeh (vegetables in coconut gravy). You’ll definitely be walking away with a full tummy!
Address: 405 Havelock Road, Level 3 The Square @ Furama RiverFront, Singapore 169633
Opening hours: Mon-Sun: 12-2.30pm, 6-10.30pm
6. Experience a theatrical dining experience at Edge
The best thing about buffets is that there's always a multitude of cuisines and dishes for you to choose from, keeping your dining experience entertaining and unpredictable. While dining at Edge, you'll get to experience cuisines including Singaporean, Chinese, Malay, Indian and Japanese, all helmed by master chefs!
Travel the world through your tastebuds with famous international dishes like Lamb Chop Tikka, Beetroot Tzatziki and Oden.
Address: 7 Raffles Blvd, Singapore 039595
Opening Hours: Mon-Fri: 12-2.30pm, 6-10pm | Sat & Sun: 12-3pm, 6-10pm
7. Feast like a King at Cafe 2000
When we say that you should prepare your stomach before heading over to Cafe 2000 to fully enjoy your meal, we truly mean it! A simple no frills menu featuring the favourites of meat-lovers everywhere, indulge in Lamb Shanks, Black Angus Steak or Abalone Pot Noodles as your mains and top it off with some delightful desserts like brownies or an Ondeh Ondeh Cake!
Address: 81 Anson Rd, Singapore 079908
Opening Hours: Daily 11am-10pm
8. Dine Alfresco at Melt Café at Mandarin Oriental Singapore
Known for its extensive buffet presentations, Melt Café has a wide variety of stations to tempt diners. Here you'll find a roast and carving corner, as well as the ever popular live gourmet stations, together with local and international delights. Guests can even choose to dine Alfresco and enjoy the lush greenery during dinner time!
Address: 5 Raffles Ave, Singapore 039797
Opening Hours: Daily 12-2.30pm (Lunch), 6.30-9.30pm (Dinner)
9. Enjoy a Dim Sum Buffet at Man Fu Yuan
Man Fu Yuan showcases an artful balance of modern palates with traditional Cantonese craftsmanship. At their Weekend Dim Sum Buffet, you'll be treated to a delightful spread of classic dim sum dishes including wok-fried radish cake with X.O. chilli sauce, and honey-glazed pork belly.
Address: InterContinental Singapore, Level 2, 80 Middle Rd, Singapore 188966
Opening Hours: Daily 12-3pm (Lunch), 6-10pm (Dinner)
10. Treat yourself to a Chefs-on-Show buffet at Beach Road Kitchen
Be immersed in a chefs-on-show dining experience at Beach Road Kitchen located at JW Marriot Hotel Singapore South Beach. Savour culture by the forkful in Singapore with Beach Road Kitchen's international signatures and local favourites. Enjoy freshly shucked oysters and sashimi from their extensive seafood selection!
Address: 30 Beach Road, Nicoll Hwy, Access Via, 189763
Opening Hours: Weekdays 6-10pm | Saturday 12-2.30pm & 6-10pm, Sunday 12-3pm & 6-10pm
11. Halal Steamboat Restaurant at Buffet Restaurant @ M Hotel
Step into Singapore's first Halal Steamboat Restaurant in CBD and dig into an array of fresh seafood, premium meat choices alongside free-flow Malay signature dishes, ‘live’ prawn station, handmade pastes and more! The Buffet Restaurant boasts a concoction of house dipping sauces and a dazzling display of hand-crafted desserts.
Address: M Hotel Singapore, 81 Anson Road, Singapore 079908
Opening Hours: Friday to Sunday 6-10pm
12. 50% Off 1-for-1 Exquisite Halal Buffet at The Landmark Restaurant
Tuck into one of Singapore’s most sumptuous and diverse Halal Buffet with an international spread that'll leave you spoiled for choice! At The Landmark Restaurant, you can be assured that all your cravings will be impressively met by this wide spread of food. Located at the core of Singapore’s Malay culture and heritage, The Landmark is situated at the heart of Arab Street and Bugis.
Address: 390 Victoria St, #05-01 Poolside, Village Hotel Bugis, Singapore 188061
Opening Hours: Daily 12-10.30pm
13. $28 Authentic Peranakan Cuisine at Sun's Cafe at Hotel Grand Pacific
If you're a connoisseur of authentic Peranakan cuisine, Hotel Grand Pacific Singapore’s signature restaurant is the place for you! Sun Cafe's Chef Vincent and his skilled culinary team prepare an enticing menu highlighted by specialty Nonya dishes. Chow down on favourites like Babi Pongteh, Itik Siok, Sambal Udang and enticing arrays of desserts and nonya kueh kueh!
Address: 101 Victoria St, Hotel Grand Pacific, Singapore 188018
Opening Hours: Daily 12-2.30pm (Lunch), 6-9.30pm (Dinner)
Hotel buffets in Singapore
From halal hotel buffets in Singapore to hotel brunches, there’s plenty of good food to try. Whether it’s a $28 buffet or all-you-can-eat lobster fest, save your stomach space and head down now!
