The Window Cafe — Restaurant in Kowloon

Our first time trying this hotel buffet. It was a wonderful dining experience. The crab legs and blue mussels were good. Sashimi was fresh and served in generous portions. Got a variety of well made hot dishes : superb japanese dashi soup with wagyu beef slice on top, peking duck, wagyu beef cubes, crab roe noodles, pan fried foie gras on toast, lamb chop, double boil soup, fried soft crab shells, etc. The dessert section was amazing. Tmr is Halloween, the dessert was presented with lovely Halloween motifs. What impressed us most was that when their signature desserts were ready ( Souffle, Baked Alsaka), the staff would walk around the hall with a bell ringing, to inform customers. We thought that was nice🙂. Finally, excellent service. High CP value. Worth...

Overall the dinner buffet wasn’t bad at all. However, there’s something I’ve got to point it out. When we got there and started getting food at around 6:45pm, we heard someone talking about abolones are gone. In my mind, how can be? They’ll bring some more out later....but nothing happened at all!!! They rang the bell to tell customers the other expensive food is out except this. How could not be reimbursed when buffet is up till 9:30pm. Besides, the food area is a little tight and it ended up line up everywhere that the customers can’t be enjoyed the meal but rushing for everything.....kind of disappointed for this setting when we...

Typically go for Buffet Supper (10 pm to midnight) which is a great value.

Choice includes a great variety of hot dishes, raw oysters, sashimi, sushi, chilled cooked seafood, salad bar, soups, etc. Hot dishes change depending on the day and what they need to pawn off, but I've had cheese baked oysters, baked scallops, curry salmon, etc. Comes up canned beer if that's your thing.

Desserts are good, but I typically only eat ice cream which is Haagen Dazs.

On my buffet rotation list (the other being The Greenery also late supper),...