You still have the choice between 4 types of soups, but it really doesn’t make much difference because it was extremely watered down. Literally, it looked like they served water with a slice of carrot, potato, tomato and onions (the small red ones) and called it ABC soup. I had to put in a whole load of chilli and soy sauce so my food would have a little flavour, and it was still tasteless. After half a pot, i asked for them to refill my pot with tomyam soup – and then had to double check if they were sure it was tomyam soup. It apparently was, and it was just as tasteless.

The belt only serves a couple selections of veg, one type of mushroom, and meatballs. Their raw section was the most disappointing, only fish, squid, crab, clam. The rest of it was left empty.

Cooked food section – everything was cold left uncovered in aircond. Fried rice was ok, but for 28 bucks i’m pretty sure you can get a damn good platter of fried rice. The chicken wings mentioned above weren’t restocked, when i arrived there were 3 pcs left. Only fried stuff were wantons. Didn’t try any because it was cold and hard. In fact, none of the food were restocked, other than the stuff on the belt. And as time progressed, they started serving them uncovered as well.

Sliced meat – they probably weren’t interested in making sure their customers come back again, so they didn’t offer anything. Have to ask yourself.

Drinks – i know, how can one screw this up right? The lipton dispensers were all empty, only drink available was coke. Which tasted suspiciously like Pepsi.

Only good side to this – aircond was on full blast, so it’s never hot. Ice cream was edible, though the usual steamboat buffet ice creams are better.

Note that this visit is on a Sunday night at about 9pm. There were only 3 tables occupied. I feel like i only ate 5 bucks of my money’s worth.

Verdict: If you want to try this place, I suggest you take a quick look at the food options before you pay for your seat at the entrance. And bring your own stock cubes for seasoning.