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The Teppanyaki Ice cream, wala, they won't be refilling it na daw with other flavors so I had to settle with coffee, and 2 other flavors. The dessert station, I was told, that they won't be refilling it anymore As for the hot dishes They didn't outright refuse to refill, but when I asked them, it took them ages to do so. I know they had a Thai Specialty going on that day, but they're supposed to have it as an addition to the basic stations that they have.
At maraaaaami pang wala na dishes na basic. My goodness. Perhaps, when it comes to value for money, Dad's would win hands down. Oh well.. I don't intend on going back na muna, unless someone treats me. Oh no I was thinking that maybe bec lunchtime kayo ngpunta or what Kasi, me and my family usually have our dinner there And fortunately, we have the best experience palagi!
And that's the reason na rin why we availed their membership Super good experience kasi kami plagi eh I hope you try naman dinnertime dun, and swear, you'd be happy sa food and service! Hi Anne! Thanks for the feedback :- Yeah, too bad we had an unsavory experience at Seven Corners Perhaps it's because we went there for lunch instead of dinner, but that's still not an excuse for the poor service from the people behind the buffet line.
The waiter who attended to us was actually nice and very helpful, so plus points for him. The buffet spread itself had a lot of items missing in my opinion. The tables are adequately spaced to provide a little privacy for the different groups of diners.
What struck me most was how bright the interiors are because of the large glass windows that allowed natural light to illuminate the space. It felt welcoming and relaxing inside the restaurant. Personally, I would not consider it extensive but the food selection per station is just enough to keep guests satisfied. It's not overwhelming, which is good because it would then be easy to decide on which to pick.
Cold section One may begin with appetizers from the cold section -- a plate of salad, perhaps, cold mussels or smoked salmon. Yes, the shrimps and the mussels could be eaten cold or you can bring these to the grill station and have the chefs cook the seafood with garlic and butter.
There is also a Japanese section where one may get slivers of fresh salmon and tuna and Sashimi, as well as rolls of California Maki. We enjoyed slices of the fresh salmon sashimi and some pieces of the California Maki. After appetizers, we requested grilled shrimps, mussels, crabs, and salmon. These were cooked with butter which rendered a rich, almost sweet flavor to the meat of the seafood.
A meal at Seven Corners wouldn't be complete without a visit to the carving station. On display was a huge log of beef that is ready for the grill. I requested for a serving which I asked to be cooked medium-well. I went for the Dijon Mustard and added a siding of tasty potatoes and broccoli.
The meat was very tender, juicy, and flavorful. The steak itself was enough reason to give this restaurant five stars. We also helped ourselves to the crispy and wicked lechon belly and various selections of sausages. I'm sure you'll find something so good that you'll forget your name! Kaya nga ata inabutan na kami ng closing, tagal ubusin ng pasta! Anyway, yun actually yung hindi clear. Supposedly, the seafood should be included in the buffet, but we were told that we have to pay extra..
Haha I had the same exact impression when I saw all those pasta! I think its a long time na since I last ate here. I remember they used to have more meat selections and I don't recall any charge on the seafood. Oh and they have the teppanyaki ice cream.
I think I would need to fast for a whole day before I head over here to enjoy this feast. Ouch, they should ask the customer for last call. I haven't been to 7 corners but I already ate at Xin Tian Di Love the Peking Duck.
Looks delish! I'll try this soon :. I heard the cook wants to strangle him for making the former cook not only 5 but 7 pasta dishes.. I thought there were 10 pasta dishes all in all. You know how much I love Korean food. This is my dream come true! I will watch out for more vouchers at hotel. They serve the most lavish buffets!!! My gosh! I'm jealous as I always am of your food adventures! It kind of puts one off when the rules are not clear. And not informing the customers that they're closing shop is another pet peeve, after all, you've paid good money to be there and experience what they've got to offer.
Though everything looks good, like what you've said, their buffet spread is not that impressive but they sure made up on the taste as you've defined in this post. Despite that, I still hope to try this place in the near future. Ill watch out for vouchers!
You really took nice photos! What camera are you using? My dad would surely enjoy dining here because it has his favorite, chawanmushi. Oh, wow! Not bad for PhP! The dessert station looks tempting too! I agree with Mrs. Martinez, your photos are great : the ambiance and the buffet food presentation are classy, it show elegance which we could not ordinarily see in most buffet restos in the metro.
I like to try their rib eye steak. Wow, super sarap naman nito with all the foods available this buffet can truly satisfy one's hunger. They have a very wide selection for their buffet and it would definitely be worth their while and appetite for food lovers. Actually, the selection isn't as wide as other buffets I've been to. They make it up through quality though :. That's a lot of food to choose from, I'm not a big eater so I might overwhelmed seeing those..
Enjoyed watching all the photos here, that already made me full, lol.. Just the sight of it makes me hungry.
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