The food was delicious, and there was a great variety of soup flavors to choose from. The dessert selection was excellent as well, with many options available. The restaurant offered a wide range of cuisines, including Japanese, Indonesian, Italian, and Chinese dishes. One thing to note is that the restroom for seniors is located upstairs. The stairs are quite steep and high, which may make it difficult for elderly guests to access.

+3

If you love the meats, save your stomach and take the saikoro and the rectangular one (I don't know what they called, sorry). They melt in your mouth. The side dish are varied, from dimsum, sushi, salad, fruits, pasta- you name it, they have it all. My favorite is their freshly made yogurt. Always perfect.

+3

one of the best All You Can Experience I had - complete veggies, meat also fresh seafood. I love their Rujak with peanut sauce. All time fave matcha pudding is my favorite too 🥰 great service and delicious collagen soup 🥹🥰

+3

Lots of menu choices, all fresh, delicious siomay and ice cream, comfortable, clean and bright place, friendly service, just prepare your stomach

+3

The food is OK, and the price is reasonable. The meat, soup, and sauce options are limited, and the quality is so-so, but sufficient if you want to stuff your face. If you don't feel like cooking your food, pre-cooked dishes are also available and kept warm in the chaffing dish. For dessert, there is a small selection of fruits, lousy ice cream, and weird crepes. Most drinks are overly sweet.

+3