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Buffet Lunch at The Line | Shangri-la Singapore

Our second buffet lunch was at The Line at Shangri-la hotel and since we took some photos whilst we were there, I might as well blog about it.  :)

I have been there before, years ago with my ex-colleagues and each time I leave this place so full I could roll my way home.  Thanks to my aunt's AMEX offer, we enjoyed a 50% discount for lunch that day which was so worth it.

Remember I said I skipped breakfast that day, and not only that, I went jogging that morning which you need to understand it was a proper milestone for me lol


Happy hubby's first stop: the Japanese station.

Local food

I looked a bit in a dilemma - which to eat first?

The Indian food counter

Chat counter

Satay

Dim sum station

Roast pork

Ain't nobody got space for bread

The sushi counter

Prawns

Salad?  Leave that for our meals back in the UK

By now we were stuffed and we soon realised we missed out this noodle station!  They had laksa and chicken noodles... but the stomach said no, can't do anymore if you want some tiny space for desserts

The cake station

Loved this

Oh gosh and this yes, pandan and durian... such a great pairing.
It was awesome.  The durian was full of flavour.. yums

Fruits?  Ain't nobody got space for fruits sorry.  Next..

Couldn't capture the gelato in one shot so I had to take two

Spoilt for choice!

Wanted to try some local nyonya desserts but alas... there wasn't any stomach space left

Give me green cake anytime

*burp*  Till next time, Singapore!

http://www.shangri-la.com/singapore/shangrila/dining/restaurants/the-line/

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