Don't you just love it when something exceeds your expectations? A few weeks ago, the family decided to have our Sunday lunch at LiLi in Hyatt Hotel. When I was told of the plan to dine there, I did my best not to roll my eyes because well, surprise surprise... We're having Chinese food! Again. *sigh* But all was not lost... Things started to perk up when we found out that they had a dimsum buffet promo (yay!) I've heard good things about LiLi's dimsum, and now was the chance for me to try them all!
Menu Page 1 |
Menu Page 2 |
How Li Li's dimsum buffet works: Indicate the number of pieces you want on the box beside each order. If no box is present, it means that the item is already in the buffet table. I love this concept because the other dimsum buffets are usually on an order-only basis (which oftentimes takes a long, long time to arrive). It just so happens that we were a bunch of hungry people, and having the other dishes already set up on the buffet table means that we can eat as soon as we sit down.
Assorted Cold Cuts |
Peking Duck!!! |
Some more cold cuts |
Okay, forgive me for this, but I was not able to take down notes on which was which. Everyone was just too hungry - I count myself lucky that I was even able to take photos first before everyone devoured everything! LOL! Just enjoy the food porn :)
...and as if we're not full enough, this is what the dessert station looks like:
The verdict? It's not often that we find everything in the buffet delicious, but in this case, we did! And it's not because we were hungry - everything really was superb. Absolutely no scrimping on the ingredients here; the servings were big and scrumptious (and unlimited!). And as if that's not enough, they also offer unlimited sodas, iced tea and local beers. Need I say more? Oh yes, before I forget, calling all Citibank credit cardholders: enjoy 30% off on the Li Li dimsum lunch buffet from now till the end of November. So hurry book your tables now and enjoy! 5 out of 5 stars!
Li Li is at the 5th Floor, Hyatt Hotel and Casino, 1588 Pedro Gil cor. M.H. Del Pilar, Malate, Manila
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