Finding a good place to dine is indeed a challenge in Singapore, not that
there is no place at all. On the contrary, there are plenty of choices wherever
you go around the island. The only problem is finding a less crowded place with
good food.
It is not surprising that with a population of around 5 million, people have
to 'reserve' their seating place in food court by placing TISSUE on the seats!
Until one day I found this little place at the middle of nowhere: Sakura
International Buffet Restaurant @ Admiralty Park. To get there, you have to
take the MRT to Woodlands Station, then take the bus no. 903 from berth no. 4.
When you see a huge campus with lots of green on your right, press the bell and
alight at the second bus stop. Then walk across the road and you will see the
Sakura signboard at the open car park.
The restaurant is located at the bottom of the car park. It is indeed a very
clever way of playing with the terrain of the site to tuck it below street
level. And yet when you take the stair down and finally arrive at the
restaurant's entrance, you don't feel that you are at underground. By having
skylights with trees growing all the way up to the car park above and opening
up the whole frontage to a lotus pond in front, the interior is very bright and
refreshing.
And of course the food..........they have Sashimi, my favourite! Not to
mention that the price is very affordable - SGD48.00 for 2 pax.
RATINGS
Food : 4/5
Service : 3/5
Atmosphere : 4/5
Value for money : 5/5
Chances of going back for more : 5/5
OVERALL : 4.2/5
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