Lime Restaurant
Visited the restaurant for the Buffet that was available for
the weekend before Christmas in a party of four, of different ethnic
backgrounds. The festive buffet
[weekends and festive days in the pre-Christmas to New Year period] was essentially
similar to the Christmas Buffet for Christmas Eve dinner with a wide variety of
Christmas fare.
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Plenty of seafood –
prawns, oysters, smoked salmon and relevant extras. The cold seafood was excellent with the
products fresh and well presented, with attentive staff such as they provided a
lime-water finger bowl for “clean up” after peeling the king prawns. Prawns were superb, presented on ice – and I
am a bit of an afficionado of prawns! Oysters
were fat and tasty too. Main meat dishes included the traditional turkey, baked
glazed ham and a wonderful “melt in your mouth” rare to medium rare, sliced baked
lamb loin - that was a standout. Plus a
wide range of cold entrees – tabouli, hummus, other leaf salads and more. Baked vegetables were the accompanying hot
side dishes. This was the western food
choices.
Similar wide choices were available for Indian and Chinese,
although not eaten by me some others in the party commented favourable on both
Indian and Chinese choices and their quality.
Definitely able to please almost any taste!
Desserts included bread and butter pudding made with an
Italian pannetone base, several mousse and cake logs [dressed for Christmas],
ice cream in several flavours. Fresh
fruit and marshmallow skewers were available for dipping in the [obviously very
green] green tea chocolate fountain.
After all – it is Lime Restaurant!
The meal was a great Christmas festive repast. And reasonably priced for what was on
offer. Free flow of drinks, both soft
and hard, including French champagne, available for an extra charge [normal in
Singapore]. Highly recommended for the
Festive season – and still a few days left!
The buffet would also be something to consider for other
festivities coming, with Chinese New Year soon.
Even consider for Christmas 2014.
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