While delivery options have exploded in variety during these months of stay-home reclusion, there’s one thing that many of us have missed — all-you-can-eat buffets where you sinfully binge on a whole range of delicacies.
If you’re looking for a value-for-money option to be your first buffet post phase 2, SENSHI Sushi & Grill promo might just be what you’re looking for. Stuffing your facing with a bunch of Japanese goodies from just S$19++? Sounds like heaven.
From now until the end of August, you can invite a friend to indulge in SENSHI Sushi & Grill’s all-you-can-eat a la carte buffet — the second diner gets 50% off.
Their lunch buffet is regularly price at S$38++ for adults, S$25++ for children aged between 7 and 12, while dinner costs a bit more at S$48++ for adults and S$35++ for children. If you’ve got tots under the age of 6, they also get to enjoy the buffet free!
If you do the math, the second diner can dine for just S$19++ which is a pretty good deal. The promo will only be available for dining in customers.
So what’s there for us gluttons to indulge in at SENSHI Sushi & Grill’s buffet? The huge menu includes many classic favourites such as plump Salmon Sashimi, creamy Salmon Mentaiko Roll and fluffy Mentaiko Tamago.
Other cool dishes you can wolf down mercilessly include a rich and buttery Sea Clam Butter Monte, Tori Kaarage, and juicy grilled Yakiniku meats that include Pork and Beef.
Really though, free-flow Salmon Sashimi for the price is already enough to get my tummy rumbling, but this diverse spread is just the cherry on top.
If you’re sold, you can make a reservation on WhatsApp at 8518 8616. Lunch service runs from 11:30am to 3pm, while dinner is served in 2 time slots between 5:30pm to 7:30pm and 7:30pm to 9:30pm.
SENSHI Sushi & Grill Buffet 50% off Second Diner Promo
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