Café Mosaic

The buffet food gets at most 4-​stars, but Café Mosaic is simply the BEST 5-​star venue for small children. Parents, you won’t regret coming here with kids.
The high tea offers a diverse selection of food, both Asian and Western. Certain dishes were worth getting seconds of (nice salads, soups, and mmmm desserts). Over all, we were not disappointed. The fact remains, however, that the food was overshadowed by the staff’s dedication and devotion to keeping the dozen children happy and entertained. The balloon auntie quickly became crazy popular among the kids.
On the Sunday we were there, our kids got to do arts and crafts, win prizes, make cupcakes, and go home with an armful of balloons — all in the private entertainment section located right next to our table. The children had ample space to walk around afterwards (okay, they can be blamed for a bit of running too — sorry).
HIgh tea runs from noon to 4pm on weekends, and it came out to be roughly $ 50 per adult.
We’ll definitely be back.

This is a good place for big groups. The place is spacious with different sections so it can be easy to fit many different groups and not feel hemmed in.
I have been to Café Mosaic twice — weekday dinner and Saturday lunch. The service was good, with constant topping up of water and removing of plates when done.
The food was average. The spread was not huge so you would not get dizzy from the many choices but it was enough for one to be filled up. There was a small Japanese section with sushi (topped with cooked food) and salmon sashimi. The cold seafood included raw oysters, cold prawns and mussels.
There was a row of cooked food featuring Asian and Western dishes and a «live» cooking station. There were two types of soups available and salad and desserts.
I will say the main reason to dine here is the 4 hour Saturday lunch buffet which is fantastic for catching up with friends. Not many places have a long time frame for weekend lunch buffet.
For weekday dinner, there is usually a credit card promotion offering 1 for 1 deal which makes it quite affordable.

Planned and booked this place for a company dinner for 18 paxx. Was looking for a dinner under $ 50 and the one-​for-​one Monday to Thursday deal meant that I would be within my budget on the $ 78++ original price. Started my evening with the salad tossed with croûton, cheese, bacon and Caesar salad. Next, tried the blue cheese and two other cheeses with crackers, pity there wasn’t wine to go. I then piled the plate with salmon and maguro sashimi and the other seafood — scallops, oysters and prawns. A few people remarked that the oysters and sashimi weren’t that fresh. I thought they were okay.
The chef prepared section had mushroom and vegetable kind of teppanyaki which I left out. Went for a delicious bowl of laksa with lots of fresh prawns. I then had the chef carve out a slice of juicy steak drizzled with the steak sauce and spicy mustard at the side. Four dishes down and time for the mains. The pork and beef weren’t disappointingly unflavorful but the steamed fish was good and the sambas prawns awesome. I skipped on the rojak too. Last but not least the array of desserts — mango, pandan, chocolate cake, mango pudding, bread pudding with ice cream drizzled with caramel and chocolate sauce and raspberries, did not disappointed. Ended this epic meal with a bowl of gula Melaka sago which was too sweet

Myself and a small group of friends came here for the Festive buffet a couple days before Christmas. First of all, I had emailed them asking for a menu (there wasn’t a full listing on the website) and they responded very quickly with the information. We decided to book it and made our reservation via email as well, again receiving a very quick and courteous reply. Considering I’ve had some less-​than-​desirable customer service experiences in Singapore, this was definitely a good start!
The meal itself was great. There was a huge variety — turkey and ham with the fixings for us Westerners, which was cooked perfectly, as well as many delicious Asian dishes. The red snapper in particular stood out to me, and I was excited to see they had Singapore chili crab and Indian mutton curry, both which were good. Not amazing, but still pleasant. There were plenty of desserts to choose from, including an amazing Christmas stollen and some good Christmas pudding with brandy sauce. The ice cream station had an array of toppings to choose from, including fruit sauces, butterscotch, vanilla sauce and more, which kept us all happy :). There was a complimentary coffee/​cappuccino machine as well. Everything was kept well-​stocked and fresh throughout the night and kept me going back for more (I pretty much had to be rolled out the door!).
The price was very reasonable, especially compared to other similar holiday buffets/​set meals around Singapore. It was $ 78++, and we had the «cheap» table wine which was only $ 10/​glass — good price, and still tasty. We got 15% off for using our DBS cards, so the total only came to $ 90. For a great, varied meal with nice ambience and good service, you could hardly ask for more! Will have to come back again outside of the holiday season sometime.

went with missus and mom in law for others day celebration. Despite many options we decided on Carlton’s because it provided a box of cupcakes and was suppose to give some Molton Brown bath set. And the price was one of the cheapest in town. The place was crowded and they ran out of Molton brown so they gave us sunsilk instead. A far cry from Molton brown. Seriously felt that they must have double bookede and bust their capacity because they kept calling to check if we are cancelling our reservation. Months after dining there, we still get their staff spam calling us to interest us in their card promotions. Can be quite annoying.
Food wise it was alright. It’s durian Penyet is famous and really popular. There were stations for people to make their own Rojak which was fun. The live stations were nice and the sashimis were ok — salmon and oysters. But the cooked food was not really worth mentioning but that’s just coz we won’t waste our stomach capacity for cheap food.

This is an international buffet with a wide variety of food and different cuisines. They have ala carte dishes such as Fried Black & White Carrot Cake, Café Mosaic Burger, Fried Whole Spring Chicken, Nasi Goreng, kampong Style Satay, Seafood Mee Goreng. You can even choose to have the same dish prepared in 2 different styles.
I feel that it is suitable for gatherings and even company events as it can sit up to 290 pax and they have a special room for about 30 pax that has a projector and screen to display photos etc. Quite suitable for birthdays, luncheons, meetings and baby showers.
The service that was provided there was excellent as well. Waitresses and waiters came by frequently to check on what we needed so overall i think it is a good dining experience.