Waterfront — Restaurant in Phang-nga Province

This is the hotel buffet of the JW marriot. While this is a standard 5 star hotel buffet it’s also exceedingly well run. Despite the hotel being full when we stayed. They planned for this and opened up a second venue in the olive restaurant next door. We didn’t have to wait to get in despite the usual weekend rush at peak hour. And the quality of the buffet is excellent. Don’t miss they have a rotating local “street food” stall where I had khao man guy. And Khao ka moo. On different days. They have both bacon and halal sections. As well as Asian and Indian areas. Basically they have something for everyone. The salad and fruit area is great with especially interesting fruits that you don’t see everyday such as selak (admittedly I had to look that up. It looks like what I would expect a snake egg to look like. (Google it - and do try it ). Anyway. Well run...

Open in the morning for a sumptuous breakast buffet: a wide selection of Western and Eastern breakfast items. You will enjoy a succulent eggs Benenedict. Waterfront offers a wide variety of fruit, fruit juices and smoothies. Waterfront is also open for lunch and dinner, with a la carte service. Options for lunch and dinner include a club sandwich, a signature Angus burger, some Indian options like dal makhani and paneer. Waterfront provides a choice of multi-cultural cuisines. It is a meal option for hotel guests on the...

During our stay at JW Mariott, we had our daily breakfast at the Waterfront. The indoor dining hall is big and spacious and they also have outdoors. The buffet spread is decent with good variation of meals. Indian, Thai, Western, the usual breads and pastries, egg station. The food was just ok and nothing actually stands out. The spread everyday is practically the same and you will get bored after 2 days. Service is good and the...