Ms Skinnyfat

If you're looking for an indulgent and quality buffet, then you certainly ought to have Mezza9 on your list. Their Sunday Champagne brunch is one to behold with fresh and delicious treats from a variety of cuisines. Seafood is obviously fresh and they are also from a sustainable source. Talk about yummy responsible eating. 

I was superbly impressed with the Japanese section. The sushi and sashimi beats most mid range Japanese restaurants! Plus there's also a live yakitori station that serves up smoky morsels of goodness.

From The Grill, make sure you grab that delicious buttery short rib that falls off the bone! Loved that nice caramel flavor and char that is Cantonese charsiew-like! The lamb chops are one of the best I've tasted here and the pairing with the mint chutney was a match made in heaven. Chinese food was decent too but the chili crab was too starchy for our liking.

Save space for desserts because we loved everything. Those crunchy tartlets, lychee cake, chocolate mousse, tiramisu terrines and more! While it may be pricey ($148 for basic Perrier- Jouet Grand Brut Champagne with wines, beers, and some cocktails), i guarantee that it's worth every penny. The basic champagne option is only $20 more than the non-alcohol option, so yes, get the bubbly! 

Marriott Cafe Marriott Singapore Tang Plaza- 320 Orchard Road, Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel Singapore 238865

In second spot, we have Marriott Cafe at Marriott Singapore Tang Plaza. It's the smallest set up among the 3 buffets we judged, but we were satisfied with most of the food items. Plus it's priced from only $70 for their dinner buffet! You can taste a variety of wines from their enomatic dispenser should you require a drink or 2.

The seafood and sashimi selection was disappointing though. There's the usual oyster, snow crabs, cray fish and prawns. Thick slices of salmon were welcomed but that tuna was of low quality. Skip these and head for the hot food.

Of course, if you don't already know, the Crispy Pork Saddle with Pancetta Prune and Mixed Herbs is a highlight here! Just look at that glorious beast. Make sure you pair it with the apple puree! The Chinese roasts are also from the resident Chinese Restaurant Wan Hao. 

For carbs, if you're lucky, you'll get to dig into the super umami Paella in prawn stock, which is full of succulent prawns, squid, and mussels. I also enjoyed the comforting lasagne with tons of meat sauce (Chef is Italian you know).  

There's a good selection of seafood (more varied than Mariott Cafe) and i went straight for the Alaskan King Crab. Yes i know it's frozen but it's still sufficiently tasty. The prawns were very sweet and fresh too. The same can't be said of their sashimi but well they serve scallops! 

Other dishes include Chili (meh) or Black Pepper Crabs, as well as live stations with Roast Beef or Lamb are also served.