Buffet 101

It is a buffet restaurant opened by Chinese in Manila, claiming to have all the delicacies from all over the world. For Chinese people, Chinese food is more preferred. Their Cantonese cuisine and seafood are good, and there are more Southeast Asian dishes. I only tried a few and was not too accustomed to them. Western steaks are acceptable. There are many varieties of coffee and ice cream, as well as Chinese hot tea. It is not easy, and the owner has put a lot of effort into it.

Is it possible to book and pay online?

The largest buffet restaurant near the sea, the owner is Chinese, known as the international cooking collection. It is more suitable for Chinese tastes, with many Chinese dishes and many chefs from Hong Kong. It has everything from Japanese food, Chinese food, Philippine food, barbecue, desserts, Cantonese tea, etc., which is much more cost-effective than domestic ones.

It is said that it is opened by a Chinese, but we did not see it. It is a very large restaurant. The cost per person is nearly 100 yuan, which is very cheap compared to those high-end buffets in China. The food is very fresh and there are delicacies from various countries, including Japanese sushi and sashimi. I like it very much.

Buffets are popular in Manila. Whether it is a gathering with friends or a family, buffets are always the first choice. 101 has been relatively good among Manila buffet restaurants in recent years. Overall, 101 is still worth a try. There are many dishes, freshly squeezed juices, and a few plates of US imported steaks are a must.