S ure, hot pot is a meal where you’re paying a restaurant for the privilege of cooking your own food, but somehow, that’s the ...

Shabuya is an affordable, all-you-can-eat shabu shabu spot that feels like a karaoke pregame. The neon beer signs on the walls and Kpop-heavy playlist make this a fun place for group hangs where ...

Another highlight at Estate is the humongous selection of European Cheeses with 16 varieties— probably the largest selection for a hotel buffet. Regularly hailed as one of the best, The Line at ...

Nothing gets Singaporeans going like a hotel buffet. After all, eating is our national hobby. The only problem? The cost. Aside from atas Michelin-starred restaurants, buffets are pretty much the most ...