Centrally located in Chinatown, the vibrant Tiffany Café offers an extensive array of Asian and Western dishes and a great choice of beautifully crafted desserts from a certified Halal kitchen. Dining options include both international lunch or dinner buffet and a la carte menus. Hungry patrons can indulge in familiar oriental favourites like Hainanese chicken chop, stir-fried prawns with teriyaki sauce and sashimi or opt for western classics like stewed penne with seafood and coriander pesto and baked giant clam with thousand islands hollandaise. Frequently Asked Questions & Answers Q: What are the buffet hours and rates? A: According to one listing: Lunch buffet: ~ SGD 52++ for adult. Dinner buffet: ~ SGD 56++ for adult. Please check for latest pricing and promotions when you book. Q: Is a reservation required? A: It’s strongly recommended, especially for dinner and weekends. The listing mentions time-slots and discounts (via Eatigo) based on booking time. Q: Do they have kids / senior pricing? A: From available info: The listing notes that “Child and Senior pricing is not applicable for the Eatigo discount.”The exact child-rate may vary—ask when booking. Q: What payment methods are accepted? A: At least Mastercard®, Visa, NETS are listed. Q: Are there any special promotions or discounts? A: Yes. For example: via Eatigo you might get 30-50% off depending on time-slot. Also check the restaurant’s website or hotel promotions for festive buffets. Q: Is the buffet halal certified? A: The restaurant describes itself as “Muslim-friendly.” If full halal certification is required (for example by a certain halal body), best to call ahead and verify. Q: What kind of food / highlights can I expect? A: Some of the highlights mentioned: fresh seafood on ice (prawns, mussels, sashimi), local favourites like Hainanese chicken rice, laksa, and Western mains like roasted lamb. Dessert stations with cakes, waffle bar, durian dessert etc were noted. Q: What should I know about arrival / seating? A: It’s a buffet style with many diners; arriving slightly before your booked slot is wise. If using a discount slot, check time limits (e.g., some bookings may end earlier). One reviewer noted a staff member offered booking advice when they arrived at a late lunch slot. Q: Is parking available / how to get there? A: The hotel is centrally located in Chinatown, Singapore. Public transport (MRT, etc) is convenient. For parking, since it’s part of a hotel complex, check with the hotel for guest vs visitor parking policies. Q: Dress code / etiquette? A: No strict formal dress code mentioned in the materials reviewed. Smart casual is likely sufficient. For buffet times with crowds, comfortable but presentable attire is recommended. Q: Vegetarian / special dietary needs? A: While the buffet offers a wide variety, specific vegetarian/vegan or gluten‐free options are not detailed in the sources I found. If you have dietary restrictions, it’s best to call ahead and ask the restaurant.