Straits Kitchen, Hyatt

Takes overseas guests here when they want local food in a better setting.

Recommends the Grand Hyatt buffet as a relaxed way to sample different Singaporean dishes before exploring other eateries.

Recommends it as one stop for popular local fare including Peranakan food.

Says you will not regret it.

Recommends it as a comfortable indoor way to sample many Singaporean dishes.

Considers it one of the few buffets worth paying for, though a small appetite limits the value.

Agrees it is a really good recommendation.

Agrees it is a good suggestion and adds that the buffet is pretty good.

Also recommends Straits Kitchen.

Lists it as a halal-certified restaurant option for the wedding.

Says it is the best way to enjoy hawker food comfortably and of high quality.

Calls it an atas and aircon version of hawker food.

Adds a favourable vote for the buffet's Singaporean cooking.

Seconds it alongside another hotel buffet for a variety of local dishes.

Says it covers the various types of cuisine Singapore has.

Recommends the buffet for its wide range of local dishes and the ability to communicate in advance.

Recommends for wide variety of quality Singaporean food, central comfortable location, within budget, and halal-certified.

Would choose this restaurant to introduce visiting relatives to regional cooking, praising the surroundings.

Reports that alcohol was not served, attributing this to the restaurant's halal positioning at the time.

Recommends it for rojak and other local delights in a comfortable environment.

Lists it among halal buffet options at the Grand Hyatt.

Says you can try every dish there.