Indulge, and repeat.
It's the time of the year again— hotels, buffets, festive merrymaking, need we say more? Gird yourselves, loosen your belts and let the feasting begin!

It's the time of the year again— hotels, buffets, festive merrymaking, need we say more? Gird yourselves, loosen your belts and let the feasting begin!

The Christmas Eve Mega Buffet Dinner takes the spotlight with a 78- metre buffet line showcasing delights from around the world, including traditional roasts, succulent seafood and grilled meats, alongside Lobster Mac and Cheese and Slow Roasted Prime Ribs, as well as an array of festive sweets, such as Stollen, Panettone and Eggnog Panna Cotta.
The adults start off the celebration with a refreshing glass of Ginger Bell Cocktail or a warm glass of tasty Mulled Wine, and the little ones are invited to join in the festive cheer with a children’s buffet counter offering a selection of main dishes, salads, sandwiches and fruits alongside colourful marshmallows, cupcakes and gummy bears from a scaled-down-to-height buffet counter, for a fun and enjoyable dining experience.
Christmas Eve Mega Buffet Dinner (6pm – 10pm, 24 Dec 2018): $158.00 (Adult), $79.00 (Child below 12)
101 Siloso Rd, Singapore 098970
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