Dinner at Waterfront

Riverview Hotel offers one of the most "worth-it" buffets, for about $40/pax ($35+++) you can treat yourself to a variety of Japanese delights, including prawn, chicken, raw fish, etc. So we (my family and I) discovered when we went to town for a celebration of life aka my 21st birthday.

No revision for Physical Pharmacy test although it was tomorrow.

Speaking of buffets... i know of a person who appreciates a good buffet... Meichin are u hearing this, haha...

How it goes: they serve each person attending the buffet a full spread of what to order. And after that (in fact during the course) you can ask for additional helpings of whatever item on the menu, e.g. if u like the ebi (prawns) you can ask for additional helpings, until u get sick of it...

But the thing about japanese food is that it is damn high in calorie and cholesterol... I've had 3 oyster omelettes (one oyster in the middle of the yolk of a fried egg, DAMN delicious), two plates of shrimps... etc etc etc all in all damn damn damn salty, even the miso soup is salty, the only thing that is not salty is the Chawan mushi. But damn good.

After about 1 hr of feasting, we left the restaurant... for dessert which was served in the lounge. Now i dunno why they wanna serve dessert in a lounge instead of at the dinner table, but when we went to the lounge there was freeflow of coffee and tea plus one nice mango cake! Not too bad for a chillout place.

Next time no Sakae sushi? u can try this.

oknowbacktophysicalpharmmugging................

man i'm 21 by the time i typed this! woohoo