Earle Swensen'S

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Came for a dept lunch. We had the set lunch. The salad bar had a good spread of food, with soups. The service staff was very friendly and efficient despite serving a big group of us - 70 persons. The lunch was good. We had the salad bar, soft drinks, main course and also ice cream.

Was craving for a tenderloin and this place didn't disappoint. My mum ordered a pan-seared barramundi, which was thick and fresh. Got the salad bar with my tenderloin and was surprised that in addition to salad, there was a selection of sliced bread (multi grain, sourdough), fruit, prawn crackers, cheese and soup. Finished off with the quintessential banana split and a single scoop of durian ice cream. Swensens ice creams are the best! Service however was rather slow, staff didn't seem knowledgeable, so that detracted a bit from the experience.

My kids fave weekend restaurant since young and we decided to try their unlimited buffet for my son’s birthday celebrations. Great value, for the variety and spread! Don’t forget to leave some room … there’s 48 ice-cream flavours and desserts galore to indulge in! Friendly and helpful crew esp Ikye and Ann! Overall a nice ES visit, especially for Swensen’s fans???

Came for the 11am session. The queue to go in was manageable. More people started coming in around 12 noon. Do note that if you are late, they will give 10 mins grace for your reserved slot. Otherwise, it'll be forfeited as there's a queue for walk ins as well. After payment, you get 90 mins to eat. There's a wide variety of food to choose from, and the food was constantly being refilled. The seafood option was fresh, especially the tiger prawns. My favourite section was the dessert area. Loved making my own ice cream creations. The baked dessert section was simple, do try the croffle. For asian tastebuds, there's a local section for desserts, too. You can make your own chendol as well. Sorry not much pictures, was busy eating ???