All You Can Eat Buffet with Scenic Views

All you can eat buffet with scenic views We visit The Malayan Council, a halal buffet restaurant located in the Fullerton Waterboat House. The historic building sits right by the scenic Singapore River, and The Malayan Council allows its diners to enjoy the view through full-height glass panels along the entire perimeter wall of the restaurant. There is currently a special offer in conjunction with their 10th anniversary celebration: 1-for-1 all-day buffet from only S$24.00++ per adult (please goto 24:00 for the price menu). The price of the dinner buffet in this video is shown below. Dinner buffet for Friday to Sunday, PH and eve of PH: Adult: $90++ Child (4yrs old to 11 yrs old): $40++ Above price is before the 1-for-1 promotion. Please contact the restaurant for the validity of the offer. Available between 5pm to 11pm. Buffet duration is for 2 hours Their buffet delivers a modern fusion of traditional Malay flavours and international cuisine. Expect a generous spread featuring fresh seafood, satay, chicken rice, laksa, rojak, roasted meats, pastries, desserts, and more. Watch our vlog for the full details of this riverside gem. We thank The Malayan Council for the opportunity to feature their restaurant and buffet. Our appreciation to the chefs and service staff (Azim and his fellow colleagues) for their assistance in this video recording. Website: https://themalayancouncil.sg/halal-bu... Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/uqzPJftCpMJSg... Please note: The information presented in this video and its description may be outdated, contain typos, or be subject to change. Please contact the relevant service provider for updates and accurate information. Yummychitchat loves sharing our food experiences and showing appreciation to the hardworking people we meet. To inspire and foster kindness in our community, we focus on highlighting the positive aspects of the dishes, their quality, or the venue. If business owners seek our feedback, we are happy to share our personal suggestions for improvement privately and respectfully. We appeal to our audience: if you wish to leave a comment, please consider how your words may affect the businesses and their staff, whose livelihoods depend on them. Let's all exercise empathy and bring a little more happiness to everyone.