Latest Recipe’s lunch and dinner buffet has always been popular with the Klang Valley folks. You see big groups dining here often, from family and friends to corporate gatherings.
Its popularity has steadily grown over the years, with sold out Ramadan bookings and full house sitting for peak periods.
I admit.
I’m impressed.
The spread at The Westin delivers both in taste and choice.
I was there 2 years back and while the spread was fantastic, some of the food didn’t quite impress. This year, I almost enjoyed everything, especially so the DESSERTS.
This “dessert room” is like a child’s dream come true.
One of the more popular buka puasa buffet in PJ area is the Cinnamon Coffee House in One World Hotel.
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The Empire Hotel, Subang Jaya aims to be different with its Ramadan buffet this year.
The themed “Seenak Citarasa Malaysia” buffet will offer over 60 dishes but the highlight would be the traditional favourites from 13 states.
I’m feeling fat. Seriously.
I have been doing my rounds of Ramadan buffets and sampled so much that I’m bloated like a pig. LOL!
Anyhow, buka puasa sessions are important during this Ramadan month. For companies it is a ritual to reward their staff and also for them to treat their clients for a scrumptious meal.
A buffet is ideal as everyone would have their pick of what they like and no one has to worry about allergies, suitability and quantity of food.
The last I stepped into Grand Millennium for the buffet was 2 years ago.
Fortunately nothing much has changed and the spread is just as wide as I remembered.
