Sky22

Solid 4 stars. The semi buffet dinner is good value for money. Comes with the main course - the brisket and kampung chicken fried rice was excellent. The "signature" laksa lemak is really heavy, and "signature" burger was really dry. The starters had good extensive salad bar, the cold prawns were plump and juicy. Soups were watery. Desserts decent. Service was great and lovely view from the restaurant. Very worth the money. Tends to be full, so do reserve.

Visited Sky22 @ Marriott Courtyard for their CNY Day buffet lunch. The dining space is bright and spacious, though not a very large restaurant. What truly stood out was the exceptional service — the staff were attentive and cleared our plates promptly without us having to signal for assistance, which made the dining experience very pleasant. As for the food, the overall taste was average. However, the stewed beef was a highlight — tender and melt-in-your-mouth delicious. Prices were reasonable for the occasion. Overall, a comfortable spot with great service, though the food selection could be more memorable.

Overall food was really good. The free-flow poached prawns are really fresh and big! They do come with shell so do be prepared to peel. Recommended to come after 8pm as there will be lesser diners to fight for the bowl of poached prawns! Takes about 30min for a bowl to be replaced and only serves 3 tables before 8pm! Around $45 per pax.

Cosy place with wonderful attentive service and very good value. It was my birthday lunch and we had the semi- buffet, perfect for small eaters. Pork jowls, Hungarian goulash and sea bass all good. Sorry no food pics , too busy eating. I loved the bread and butter pudding and the cabbage and pork bones soup (offered as part of the buffet). We had a nice chat with one of the staff and the ambience overall was welcoming and homey.

The view was fantastic. My eyes were fixed on a soaring eagle but I was at an advantage, being higher than it. The semi buffet was lovely. Variety was wide. Some items fell short in standards, e.g the cream of corn soup n pulot hitam were both thin and lack robustness in tsste. Tge pork cheek was overcooked, dry, tough and disappointing. My friend had the fish n chips which was good. But having to pay an add on of $10 more to thebasic price of $29.50++ was difficult to swallow. No drinks included but water. The pork n radish soup was wonderful and the mousse in the tiny jar was exceptional.