Feast@East Buffet Restaurant

Feast@East Buffet Restaurant
Venue: 50 East Coast Road, Level 3 Grand Mercure Roxy, Singapore 428769
Contact: +65 6340 5665
Opening Hours: Daily Breakfast 06.00am - 10.30am | Lunch 12.00pm - 02.30pm | Dinner
06.00pm - 09.30pm
Website: www.feastateast.com.sg


- The Shop
In celebration of Singapore’s 47th birthday, Feast@East Buffet Restaurant showcases an impressive array of local hawker galore that have been heralded as the nation’s must-eat signatures from 3rd - 31st August 2012.

The restaurant was festooned with buntings and small flags, full of National Day spirit.


Vintage and nostalgic decoration evokes the warmth and fondness of the 70s, 80s.


Salad station using the vintage bamboo stool.


Some of the food was present in claypot and charcoal stove.


Whet up your appetite at the popular ‘live’ cooking stations as chefs whip up Oyster Omelette, Popiah, Carrot Cake or Singaporeans affectionately Char kway teow.


Make sure to try the Durian Paste & Durian Cake at the dessert station and make your own dessert such as ice-kacang using the old fashion shaved-ice machine.


Discover the beautiful flavours of the all time favourite Singapore and Peranakan delights


They also serves old-school knick-knacks such as Haw flakes, and many more varieties. One is never too old for a childhood memory.



- The Food
Lunch buffet don't have a wide selection of seafood but they are reasonably fresh.


Seafood chowder soup was light in favour and less creamy and thick than the usual chowder soup.


The clear herbal black chicken soup has a mild yet detectable herbal taste.


Other scrumptuous food include in the buffet spread.

Steam pork, braised beancurd with mushroom, steam fish teo chew style, braised pork intestines, mixed seafood, stir fried veggie,stir fried beef in xo sauce and steam tiger prawn with garlic & ginger.

The staff dressing up in the 70s at the 'live' cooking station to whip up a plate hokkien mee, laksa and porridge.


Hokkien Mee, an icon of uniquely Singaporean dish.


The signature Singapore laksa gravy is not cloyingly rich yet pack with flavour. Top with tau pok, fish cakes, bean sprout and cockles.


Pork porridge in an old-fashion style was savoury.


Durain Paste

The paste was thick, creamy, rich and sweet. Its so fresh that you can find durain fiber in it!

Durain paste & durain cake = cloud 9!

The cake is light and fluffy, not overly sweet.

This durain special treat is available all year long at Feast@East Buffet Restaurant.

Pulut Hitam

The black glutinous rice was not intense and less sweet.

More dessert



And lastly, ended my meal with a bowl of fresh fruits.



- My Opinion
The menu selection at the buffet and live station varies everyday. For Laksa lovers and Durian fans, these two items are always available to spoil your taste buds!

C'mon and celebrate the Nation's 47th Birthday at Feast@East to enjoy a hearty Singapore heritage fare.


Pricing:
Lunch (Mon - Sun 12pm to 2.30pm)
Adult: S$42.00++ | Child: S$21.00++ (5 to 12 Years) | Senior Citizen: S$33.00 Nett
*Special Promotion for a Glass of Tiger Draft at S$4.70 Nett

Dinner (Mon - Thur 6pm to 9.30pm)
(Inclusive of a glass of Soft Drink, a glass of Red/White Wine or a glass of Draught Beer)
Adult: S$45.00++ | Child: S$23.00++ (5 to 12 Years) | Senior Citizen: S$35.00 Nett

Dinner (Fri - Sun 6pm to 9.30pm)
Adult: S$47.00++ | Child: S$24.00++ | Senior Citizen: S$37.00 Nett