As a non Muslim, I am really looking forward to what Ramadhan bazaar & buffet offer every year.

This year, we chose this hotel because they not only offered a special early bird price but also featured the most popular dish, braised gearbox stew.

We arrived before 6pm & we're seated at our table in the middle of the dining hall. After settling in, we took a stroll around to see what dishes were available.

Unfortunately, the desserts & snacks section had fewer options compared to two years ago. The main courses offered a mix of local and Asian cuisine.

They had a noodle section where you could customize your noodle soup & cooked upon order, so we ordered Penang Laksa & lamb soto.

Despite the spotlight on the gearbox stew, however the kambing golek with stir-fried mamak noodles seemed to be local's choice of that night.

The tikam-tikam game started around 8pm, however we noticed there were fewer prizes than last year. Unfortunately, I didn't win any prizes.

My favourite dishes is the nasi briyani, braised oxtail, papaya kerabu, gratin, nescafe tarik, kambing golek, sarsi selasih, tiramisu cube cake.

They did a great job of refilling the main courses so that even those who arrived after 8pm could still enjoy hot meals.

Kthxbye.

Went 'bersungkai' with my geng makan families few days ago, undoubtedly why their Ramadhan Buffet is worth the price & fully booked most of the times especially weekend!

Their renowned gearbox soup are such delish, huge bone soup cooked with assorted potatoes & veggies, and it match perfectly with steamed white rice or Briyani.

Nonetheless, I keen on return to their desserts section, crème brûlée comes in 3 flavours & my favourite are vanilla & pandan. Did I mention they've chocolate fountain?

The most enjoyable moment is playing tikam-tikam. The excitement of peeling the ticket & match the number with the prizes. I won 1 frozen sticker! Reminiscing my childhood.

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RM128 for early bird ticket price.

Food was pretty good compared to Rasa Ria Ramadan buffet.

Got a lot of selection - giant gearbox soup, Malay dishes (ox tail asam pedas, gulai, nasi minyak), fresh seafood (crawfish, prawns mussels), beef & chicken satay, roast lamb, roast beef, roast duck/chicken, Chinese dishes (steam fish, salted egg prawns, Szechuan beef), pasta station, fried station (fried crab/chicken), salad station, bakar station (sotong was yum).

Dessert was ok only - a lot of selection was gone by the time I wanted to eat and sadly they did not refill. Housemade ice cream was quite nice - great with the pisang goreng & cempedak.

Place was packed! Really a lot of people during weekend so maybe weekday visit is better.