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Buffet Lunch @ Novotel Bangkok Sukhumvit 20

Good day, everybody! Today I am going to post about the lunch that I had with my family when we went to Bangkok last time. So I heard about the buffet here from my sister, who happens to be a foodie like me and since we were travelling together, we decided to go for the buffet here. Boy, you won't be disappointed!

Take a look at the pictures here:




I feel my best experience dining here was eating the fresh seafood. They had boiled and chilled Prawns and Crabs with Thai dipping sauces. I saw some people taking the seafood to the live counter to heat the same, but we decided eat the delicacies chilled. Trust me, I wasn't disappointed. I never knew simple boiled prawns and crabs could taste so good. Maybe it was the dipping sauces!  Oh, they also had snails and oysters (which I didn't try as I wasn't fond of it).






Of course, the buffet was just about these two items because they had the local Thai food like Pad Thai, fish balls noodle soup, etc. Unfortunately, I was too hungry so I could not take the photos of them. Maybe, next time!

The selection was huge and I have to admit that I could not eat all because I was so full. The had some stir fried oriental style dishes too which was quite good but I feel Bangkok street food has more to offer. 





No buffet meal is complete without something sweet to end it. I did taste a few of the desserts but because I stuffed myself with other food, I didn't eat everything that was on the menu. Take a loook at what they served that day.




Looking at these photos bring back memories and I really hope that Covid 19 will be eradicated from the world soon so that we can start travelling again. It really depressing to be not being able to travel. I am someone who love travelling and eating and it's been sometime since I travelled so I hoe everything will be back to normal soon.

Till then, stay safe and stay happy!








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