same food up in executive lounge as at the cafe. few dim sum items, not amazing but ok for type of…read moreplace and better than courtyards back home so extra rating for that

Not sure if it is always sushi buffet but there was a sushi buffet dinner in last January. Fresh…read morefish and seafood but oddly no cooked shellfish. Shrimps were raw because it was sushi grade and they refused to boil them. So if you are into raw seafood, it was a good deal. Otherwise, it had very limited food option. Desserts included hagen Daaz ice cream and pancake (via machine) with toppings and fruit. Overall, I wasn't sure if it was a good deal as so many great food available in HK so I suggest you walk outside and enjoy various food. Breakfast was OK but again overpriced for what was offered. I had it as a complimentary but wouldn't pay full price for it.

It's passable. I saw somewhere that it is around 230HKD and that is somewhat crazy if it were not…read morefor a few items that do A LOT of heavy lifting. There is soup/tong station where you can build your own soup that isn't too terrible. There is also a salad bar that doesn't cause concern. It does have some prepared salads where a few of the choices are pretty good (caprese salad is the highlight here as well as a pumpkin and broccoli salad). They do have a Romesco sauce for chilled slices of duck(!) that is decently prepared, if a bit loose/watery. I would like to see a slightly thicker sauce but it is still able to do its job. The duck is well prepared and pleasant but I'd like to see it cut a little thinner; some were cut so thick it was reminiscent of thick ham slices. Otherwise the selection is limited and somewhat lacking in character. It's a buffet; what else can you really ask for, I guess. Just know your admittance fee is mainly to cover the quantity of food rather than the quality of it. Oh and the view. Yeah, the view is nice. Service is nice and unobtrusive. Not all the staff know English or other languages aside from Cantonese but they're more than happy to find a staff member that can assist you. Three stars. Two for food; one added for the good service.

After 15 hour flight my body was so craving for something healthy... especially after coach UA food…read morethat was leaving me hungry unsatisfied and feeling bad. Cooked food: 2 stars The cooked food like shumai was not worth the calories, tasteless and bland.Tossed Greasy French onion toast with Peanut butter. 1 bite and discarded. Not flavorful... just greasy. 2 stars. Bland fried rice and fried noodles... pass Salad: 4 stars This was the respite I needed. Seafood salad and fresh ingredients this called for was perfect and jammed down 2 plates! Add a little anchovies for salt and parmesan cheese... I am happy. L

They have a buffet as well as ordering items off the menu Lunch buffet is 428 per person…read more Breakfast is 268 per person. Bonvoyage members get 10% off which equivalent to waiving the 10% surcharge. Lunch is seafood buffet with Chinese and Thai dishes.

The service was quick, good and efficient. The food is like any other buffet. Unfortunately there's…read moreno window view in this cafe. If you stay here, the elevator takes forever. Account for at least a 10 minute delay for the elevator.

We had initially reserved Grand Salon for our dinner reservation. It wasn't until we arrived that…read morewe realized Grand Salon was basically Walt's Cafe, but in the lobby, which is literally right outside Walt's Cafe. The menu was also incredibly similar, and we were then told that they share a kitchen. I wanted the fries on the Grand Salon menu, but other food on the Walt's Cafe menu so we asked if we could do that. They went to their manager to ask and she reluctantly allowed us to do that. Major regrets because the food was incredibly mediocre. This was dinner. I ordered french onion soup (meh), fries (good), and the salmon dish (absolutely terrible). The salmon was supposed to be grilled and the scallops were supposed to be seared, but it all just tasted flavorless and cold. The next morning we were desperate for breakfast, so we willingly came back to Walt's Cafe. Dumb of us, I know. Luckily, the breakfast was much better, compared to the dinner the night prior. Still expensive and small portioned, but tasty enough for the convenience. Out of convenience, I would come back for the breakfast, but not the dinner menu.

outrageously expensive, every meal ran us about $150-$200 USD and mind you the portions are asian…read moreprortions. 10% autogratuity. food in general was a hit or miss, sadly none of the hot beverages were worth mentioning :( from yuenyeung to coffee to hot choclate ($12ish USD btw and gone in a sip) were all not very good. most people opt for the semi-buffet option but we stuck to a la carte- maybe that was what we were doing wrong? i'm not sure, but we spent a lot a lot at walt's cafe and got little in return. the setting can't be beat, it's giving a more upscale carnation cafe vibe but overlooks the beautiful hong kong disneyland hotel. out of pure convenience on the hotel property walt's can't be beat, but i think it's best to crystal lotus

Great daily breakfast buffet. Tons of options ranging from Chinese dim sum breakfast and a noodle…read morebar to traditional western breakfast offerings like eggs, bacon, hash browns, waffles, and toast. They also have a good assortment of pastries, juices, yogurt, and cheeses. Top recommendations: - The tuna and cheese sandwiches - The hash browns - The daily meatballs (two days were Sicilian and one was Swedish) - The pineapple juice - BBQ pork bao And it was included with our room!

Dinner is served in shifts, and you have to make reservations. We came for the 8:30-11pm dinner…read moreshift. There were a LOT of people already lining up outside to go in. Inside is very crowded. Everyone got up to get food at the same time and it was just chaotic. I hated how they made us wait in lines to get the good stuff (lobster, oysters, sashimi, etc.), and after waiting in line they only give you 2 oysters and a couple of pieces of sashimi. If you want more, you'll have to go and wait in line again. In general, the food was nothing special. The cost was about $450hkd- totally not worth the pain of waiting in line for everything. I also found an eyelash in my ice cream. yuck.

Ate here for lunch and dinner. I was happy that they had duck however all the meats that needed…read morecutting such as the duck, chicken and prime rib were cold. The lamb, grilled chicken and ribs were reheated. They also charged us for lemonade that was complimentary. Had they told us it was there we would have gotten it ourselves. Desserts looked good but not t the level of Las Vegas buffers and more at the level of Golden Corral (or prepackaged mass produced).

Cafe inside Hyatt Regency Sha Tin. Not too many places to eat nearby. Stop by for afternoon snack…read moreof 2 items and 2 drinks for about 235hk$ (or about 29us$). Dinner buffet is 508hk$ (or about 70us$). Nice clean and quiet area.

Island Shangri-La buffet and I must say it must be the best in town. Wide selection of food and…read morethey always have something new in the menu. Service staff are friendly. It could get really busy and always full so book your seat in advance. I booked a seat a month prior. The cafe is wide and spacious but could get noisy due to noisy guests. Will still come back and definitely recommend.

Cafe TOO 咖啡廳 is the BEST buffet in Hong Kong. It offers international cuisine ranging from Asian…read moreto Italian, seafood, meat including a working chocolate fountain for fondue. The food is fresh and it will certainly eat your fill. Space is large. There is also a good selection of beer and wine. It sits inside the Shangri-La Hotel on Supreme Court Road in Central, Hong Kong Island. I highly covet another visit for dinner again.

Breakfast buffet is one of the best I have had. American/standard selections and eggs to order,…read moreChinese selections, Dim Sum available, Indian/Malay dishes, pastries to die for (very robust selection), fresh fruits of all kinds, many different juices and smoothies, yogurts, cereals, coffee, tea, and the list goes on. Dinner buffet was also exceptional though only tired it once. They also offer a lunch buffet.

The breakfast buffet has a lot of choices of food, from Asian classics to Western cuisine. It's…read moremuch better (and cheaper) than their dinner buffet.