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#21 Post at 16-1-2010 04:28  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by cn888 at 16-1-2010 04:15 I went to a buffet at the Shangri-La and they had all you can eat lobsters.  They were pretty sweet and besides the lobster they had a pretty big assortment of hot foods, and sushi and sashimi.  I bel ... this is the place cn888 is talking about: http://www.shangri-la.com/en/pro ... /restaurant/cafetoo

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#22 Post at 16-1-2010 05:28  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Sunday brunch buffet at The Conrad. It's pricey @ around $600. Be prepared, it's an event. You'll be eating for 4 hours. The quality of food there will easily make up for the price tag. If you were to sample the kind of food served there a la carte at another restaurant, the bill can easily run to more than a grand.

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#23 Post at 16-1-2010 08:42  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #20 cn888's post OMG OMG OMG!!! which one Shangri-La? the one in Kowloon, or the one in Central?? I'm not familiar with the area so i'm not sure where Admiralty is... it'd be awesome if it was the on e in kowloon, cuz it's like a 5 min walk from my hotel

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#24 Post at 16-1-2010 13:25  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by hunter at 13-1-2010 23:09 china serve fake lobters. we go china for abalones. As per say to a 2nd reply to this quote.. i dont think they are fake lobsters.. i believe what your refering to is the Crayfish which is more expensive than a lobster and alot smaller too.. Very delicious too... but china doesnt really have a fresh supply of lobsters... it mostly comes from Japan and when they do serve lobster, it's sashimi style (raw)

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#25 Post at 16-1-2010 13:37  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #23 rezurc's post the Shangri-La one mentioned above at Admirality is the Hong Kong Island one. However, the one at the Shangri-La in Kowloon is just as good.  Called Cafe Kool.

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#26 Post at 17-1-2010 02:12  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #25 JeSun's post cool, do u know if they have lobster (preferably alls i can eats)?

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#27 Post at 17-1-2010 02:17  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by rezurc at 17-1-2010 02:12 cool, do u know if they have lobster (preferably alls i can eats)? I have been quite a few times and everytime I got they either have lobster or crab and then there is always the selection of shrimp, sashimi and porsciutto ham.  If you want to make sure that they have lobster on the menu for the day, ask them when you make your reservation.  I highly recommend making a reservation because they are very busy.  The location that I always go to is the hong kong location, never been to the kowloon location so dont know much about it.

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#28 Post at 19-1-2010 16:28  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L If you're looking for a quality buffet I recommend Congress (http://www.hkcec.com.hk/english/restaurants/rest_congress.php) It's at the HK Convention Center. Absolutely best buffet I've ever had. -j

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#29 Post at 19-1-2010 22:46  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L If you really perfer seafood, I guess you should go to somewhere close to sea. Australia or Japan is really a nice place for seafood (And also for wg) Recent Ratings hunter   19-1-2010 22:54   Karma   -30   please stop talking nonsense

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#30 Post at 20-1-2010 00:01  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 rezurc's post If you want Chinese style, you could go to one of many Chinese restaurants and ask for one there.  They swim around in the fish tank until ordered. Though this is not all you can eat, as you were asking, but if you order 2-3, you should be pretty full.

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#31 Post at 20-1-2010 00:57  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #30 Thai-delight's post Cantonese diners really appreciate the freshest possible seafood.  That is why alot of restaurants like to show off their tanks containing their lively, swimming fish.   Once when I was in Northern China, I was shopping in the local wet market and saw a fish floating upside in a container for sale.  I asked the vendor if he had fresh fish.  He said sure he did and pointed at the upside down fish.  I said that fish looked dead.  He replied with a straight, serious demeanor, 'the fish is sleeping'.   I walked away.

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#32 Post at 20-1-2010 13:33  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L thanks guys, btw, what should i be expecting to pay at shangri-la and congress?

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#33 Post at 20-1-2010 14:57  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by doghead at 20-1-2010 00:57 Cantonese diners really appreciate the freshest possible seafood.  That is why alot of restaurants like to show off their tanks containing their lively, swimming fish.   Once when I was in Northern C ... win! lol - love this ! hah a

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