This was our first ever visit to an all you can eat place, and honestly, we were somewhat disappointed.

The page promises a variety of food. As per their Facebook page - "Chinese, Indian, Sushi, Teppanyaki, Roast Grill, Dim Sum, Pasta/Pizza and a wide range of deserts/pancakes".

Now, unless we are the unluckiest people on the planet, the above is a big fat lie. When we went, there was about half the selection of Chinese (the other half of the station although labelled as Chinese, were empty), There were maybe 5 Indian things, the Sushi consisted of nothing but crab rolls and mixed vegetable rolls, neither of which scream "Sushi belt", the Teppanyaki was missing, the Roast/Grill also missing, No Dim Sum in sight, no pasta - only 2 pizzas of a very questionable taste.

As for the deserts, it was mostly cubes of jelly of different flavours and some piece of coconut sponge, 4 flavours or really bad quality ice cream. The pancakes were alright, basically just crepes with a few sauce options and some fruit options (cheap fruit like canned pineapple and apples etc, we're not talking strawberries and blueberries). There were 2 chocolate fountain stations... empty. Which was disappointing because I'd have really liked to try that.

Of course you don't expect fireworks for a small amount of money but what was actually on offer I don't think deserves the title of "World Buffet". It was basically Chinese with the tiniest excuse for anything else, with half the promised things missing and half the stations dark and empty.

The layout of the place is also clearly just made to maximise profit, with tables shoved really close together and people being cluster-seated even though half of the dining area was empty. The toilets themselves were clean however the floor in the toilet area was literally so sticky my shoe soles were making that sticky sound for a good 5 minutes after I'd already left.

So yes, if you are really hungry and on a budget and just wanna stuff your face with lots of Chinese food then go for it. It was decent enough. But if you're expecting an interesting intercontinental dining experience as promised by their advertising, then take your money elsewhere.