Starz Buffet

I didn't want to write about the lunch buffet at Starz because of our bad experience but overall I liked the food so might as well. Just an update, no one called me about my complaint, I called them again and was promised another call back but I never heard back from them.

Anyway, on to the purpose of this entry.

We all loved the interiors of the restaurant down to the waiting area of the toilet and the toilet itself.

The restaurant was almost empty at 12 noon and surveying the buffet spread, we noticed that except for ham, there's no beef and pork on the menu. I don't know if it's targeted also to Indian customers cause there's almost three stations dedicated to Indian cuisine.







I'm really not a fan of anything spicy so I skipped the above selections and started with the hot stations.





and a little Japanese fare, breaded chicken.



The roasted meat is yes, chicken. Not turkey, not lamb, not beef.

While curry, vegetables, seafood noodles and roast chicken are not really what I like, the saving grace of the buffet for me are their cold stations.

Potato salad, salmon salad and roasted duck with mango salad. All good!



Chicken with pesto sauce, cold broccoli and tomatoes with mozzarella cheese.



Last but not the least would have to be my favorite, melon with parma ham.



I was also excited about their waffles but it was very disappointing. I'm not sure what they were thinking when they made the waffles but it was crunchy hard and bland, the kind that can cause serious injury to your mouth.



Fortunately, the ice cream was extra rich and nice. They also have mangosteens which I love so dessert was still okay.







As I said, I did enjoy some of the selections but I don't think I'll be coming back anytime soon. There are other buffets that are a bit more accessible with better food selections.