FOOD Buffet Marítimo e Terrestre Dian Hua Feng - Estação Jiannan Rd. do Metrô

The flavors cater to a general audience, so you can usually find whatever you're craving. We came for the seafood, and the sashimi and cold shrimp certainly didn't disappoint. The quality is considered above average for a buffet. The flow, clear sections, and bright environment are great, and there are also some unique dishes, making it easy to find what you want to eat. It's suitable for gatherings and those who want to try multiple cuisines at once. My personal top recommendation is the "Grilled Pineapple." It's a bit overlooked (because the baby corn next to it was gone, but there was still plenty of pineapple...). The grilled pineapple is sweet and juicy, not sour at all, and very refreshing. I sincerely hope more people discover how good it is! My second recommendation is the "Freshly Poured Beef Soup." You can add cilantro, ginger shreds, and green onions according to your preference, making the seasoning customizable and fun. The quality of the beef slices is also good, with no gamey taste. Finally, the grilled oysters are also plump and large. I think being able to enjoy this quality at such a price is highly recommendable. Next time, we might come for the Lobster Night~

The first time I went for dinner, I found the salmon sashimi to be very rich in fat, with a soft and delicious texture. This time, during afternoon tea, I didn't eat many pieces of sashimi. I felt that either the skin was too thick or there were too many tendons; one piece of sashimi was so tough that I couldn't chew it and had to spit it out. The texture wasn't soft either; it was more on the crispy side, but not every piece was like that, just a few had that texture. The dishes in the cooked food section were also quite good. Several types of siu mai were very fragrant, and the turnip cake had a sweet and soft texture. The green papaya salad was very refreshing and suitable for changing flavors. Overall, the cooked food section was excellent. The pineapple in the fruit section was very sweet. Even after drinking sweet milk tea, it didn't taste sour; it was a very delicious pineapple. Red and white wine are not served during afternoon tea.

The seafood is good, with Taiwanese tiger crabs available. They are full of roe and meat. However, other hot dishes are quite ordinary. As for drinks, the red and white wines are not too bad, but the whiskey tastes a bit like soda, too diluted. The desserts are exquisite. The waitstaff are all very diligent; the front desk attendant even proactively offered to store my luggage at the front desk when they saw I had a suitcase, which is commendable.

The food portion is generous, the seating is comfortable, and the service staff are good, making it worth the price. My favorites turned out to be the grilled pineapple and the momo zaza (Thai dessert), followed by the Tom Yum soup. The aburi nigiri (seared sushi) was just average (Far Eastern Cafe is better, but also significantly more expensive), and unfortunately, the teppanyaki Argentine red shrimp was a bit mushy.

Buying afternoon tea vouchers on Klook is really cost-effective. You can dine immediately after scanning the voucher on-site. Feng Food's afternoon tea session is only two hours, but it's plenty of time to enjoy. The price is cheaper, so naturally, there will be fewer dishes than lunch or dinner, but I don't think that affects the value for money at this price point. The restaurant's spacious and high-ceilinged environment makes dining feel unconstrained. However, since I'm a frequent diner, the menu seems to have remained unchanged for a long time. If new dishes could be introduced periodically, it might encourage regular customers to revisit.

Dining here on weekdays, the food is quite good. The sashimi is delicious, and the Argentine red shrimp is also very tasty. It's a pity that they used to have fresh oysters, but now they are only available in the evenings and on holidays. However, overall, it's a good experience.

Delicious dinner! Buying a voucher makes entry easy with just a number. Tonight, there's also a tuna weight guessing game; guess correctly and win a meal voucher. I'll definitely come back for the all-you-can-eat next time!

It's been a long time since I last ate here. Even on weekdays, it's very crowded, so it's best to book a table in advance. The food selection is diverse, with grilled oysters and pan-fried angel prawns. The restaurant staff are very quick to clear plates, which is excellent. I'll definitely come back again.

Baby's first time eating at Feng FOOD Seafood Buffet was surprisingly delicious. Not only were the ingredients good, but the dishes themselves were also tasty. Buying e-vouchers on this platform is convenient and earns you points.

There are many choices for afternoon tea, with various international cuisines available. The dishes are exquisitely prepared with care. The dining environment is spacious and comfortable, and the staff are friendly and polite. :)