Live.Laugh.Love.Eat.Pray: May 2011

It was my father's birthday so we had dinner at VIKINGS. I wasn't that excited because my parents told me that Yakimix is better than Vikings (Me= first visit, Parents=2nd visit). When we arrived there's only few tables occupied but when I looked around most of the tables are reserved. I ordered watermelon shake because that's the only drink the server offered me (but there's juice, soft-drinks, beer and coffee you can find at the drinks station) . I checked all of the stations to see what food are served that night. There's a lot,as in, a lot of food. I end up going back to our table without anything on my plate. I didn't know what to eat because I can't decide which one should I eat first. haha Decided to start with salmon sushi and some maki. Then some grilled foods like scallop and chicken and beef kebab. I tried the ebi tempura, pizza, roast beef, roast lamb, and many more in small portions of course. To bad I did not try foods that are crispy or kinda hard to chew because I had my braces adjusted few days ago and it's giving me a hard time to chew food. But even though I am having a hard time I have to enjoy all of the food. In the end, BUSOG!

I didn't realize that there's a lot of people already,most of them are groups. I thought not so many people are eating at Vikings and I was wrong. Even if the weather in not that good people are still there enjoying the comfy seats and good food.

I am looking forward for another Vikings experience and that means I don't agree with my parents saying that Yakimix is better. I still want to eat at Yakimix but if budget permits I'll go for Vikings.

Salad dressings

Maki

More Maki

Chawan Mushi - an egg custard dish that uses the seeds of gingko

Waldorf Salad

Cheese

Cold Cuts

Deviled Eggs - hard-boiled eggs cut in half and filled with the hard-boiled egg's yolk mixed usually with mayonnaise and mustard

Asparagus con Hamon

Spinachi

Mutabal - dip/spread that is made of mashed eggplant and mixed with various seasoning

Egyptian Hummus - dip/spread that is made from chickenpeas

Fresh Fruits

Desserts

More Desserts

Fresh Fruits for the Chocolate Fondue Fountain

Native Desserts

And more Desserts

Make you own Halo-Halo

I ordered Watermelon Shake

The mug for beer is tall and slim

Steamed Oyster but you can also order baked or steamed with garlic

Grilled Scallop

Vikings Luxury-Buffet Restaurant

Bldg. B, By The Bay, Seaside Bouleverd,

SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City, Philippines

Telephone Numbers: 846-3888, 846-4888, 846-5888

Email: vikingsluxurybuffet@gmail.com

Buffet Rates:

Weekday: Lunch- Adults P688, Kids 3ft to 4ft P288, Kids Below 3ft FREE

Dinner- Adults P888, Kids 3ft to 4ft P388, Kids Below 3ft FREE

75 years old and above- 50% Special Discount

Weekend & Holiday: Lunch- Adults P888, Kids 3ft to 4ft P388, Kids Below 3ft FREE

Dinner- Adults P888, Kids 3ft to 4ft P388, Kids Below 3ft FREE

75 years old and above- 50% Special Discount

If you are looking for a new restaurant to try or you like a buffet style restaurant, give VIKINGS a try. It has 600 seater dining room with comfortable seats. All inclusive rate which means standard drinks (drink all you can San Miguel draft beer, fresh juices, soft drinks, milk, tea and coffee) are part of the price.

The stations offers variety of dishes from European, American, Japanese, Chinese and Filipino. Vikings buffet has distinct live action cooking stations. You can see the chef and his team preparing and cooking the foods you'll eat.

Here are some photos of the dining room and some station from their FB page.