Jimmy’s

Well, though I have to wait for getting the table it was worth it. Indian food needs slight improvisation otherwise other are good and tasty. enjoyed thoroughly

Great place with variety to choose from Mexican, Italian, Indian and Chinese — my favorite was the Chinese, their noddles tasted great and freshly made while you waiting. Lots to choose in the desert section, cakes, fruits salads including pancakes. Finding a chocolate fondue fountain really brought some joy to me as a chocolate lover :) the staff were friendly and you just pay for what you eat — they had great selections of drinks from normal soft drinks to more sophisticated ones, I just feel the price of soft dirks were slightly pricy. Overall we had a great time and will definitely visit again and recommend it to family and friends.

I came here with pretty low expectations, mainly because it was always going to be limited by the problems that face a buffet. Although I loved the concept (SO MUCH FOOD TO CHOOSE FROM) and was very impressed when I climbed the stairs to see the vast number of stations, I was incredibly disheartened by a combination of the food, the drink and the staff.
We went earlier when we assumed the food would be freshest. The food was typically cold and some paid the price of the makeshift attempts of different cuisines. Because there’s so much on offer, some things are shared across (for example, the pizza bases share the same dough as the naan bread). I wouldn’t take as much issue with this if it wasn’t for how happy I was when I found some food that was mediocre. Most of it was just appalling. No surprise that my girlfriend shortly developer food poisoning. The cocktails were only marginally less disappointing and the staff’s novel mix of rudeness and inattentiveness made me very glad to leave
tl;dr Even if you are enamoured by the concept, please give this place a miss