🍽️ Singapore Hotel Semi-Buffet from ONLY $15.90?! 🤯💰
I found a hotel semi-buffet deal that’s actually pretty wallet-friendly! 👀
📍 Yuè @ Aloft Singapore Novena
16 Ah Hood Road, Singapore 329982
The best part? You get a main + FREE-FLOW salad & desserts! 🥗🍰
☀️ WEEKDAY LUNCH — $15.90++
Mon–Fri | 12pm–2.30pm
Choose your main from 10 options, including:
🍜 Penang Char Kway Teow
🍖 Sarawak White Pepper Bak Kut Teh
🍤 Cereal Prawn +$2
🍛 Curry Pork Rib +$2
🍜 Lim Peh Bee Hoon
🐟 Assam Sliced Fish
🍗 Spring Chicken
🥩 Taiwan Braised Beef Noodles +$6
🌙 WEEKDAY DINNER — $19.90++
Mon–Thu | 6pm–10pm
Minimum 2 pax
Dinner comes with even more choices PLUS:
🍲 Soup of the Day
🥠 Keropok
🥭 Mango Sago
Dinner-exclusive options include:
🐟 Steamed Cod Fish +$5
🦐 Claypot Seafood Beancurd
🌶️ Sze Chuan Deep-fried Chicken
🦆 Duck Leg Confit
🍄 Sweet & Sour Monkey Head
💡 LIGHT EATERS’ OPTION
Unlimited salad + dessert bar:
☀️ Lunch $9.90++
🌙 Dinner $10.90++
🥤 Want free-flow drinks?
Top up just $1.50++ for Chinese tea, coffee, chilled juices & soft drinks.
✨ My take: If you’re looking for a relatively affordable hotel dining option in Singapore, this is worth checking out — especially if you love salad + desserts and want a proper main too.
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Would you choose $15.90 lunch or $19.90 dinner? 👇
If you’re considering the Aloft Singapore Novena buffet, here’s what I found really appealing beyond the great prices: the variety of mains allows you to try local favorites like Sarawak White Pepper Bak Kut Teh or Penang Char Kway Teow, with options to upgrade to dishes like Taiwan Braised Beef Noodles or Steamed Cod Fish for a small additional cost. The unlimited salad and dessert bar is a great perk, especially for lighter eaters who want a wholesome, satisfying meal without going overboard. Plus, topping up just $1.50 for free-flow drinks like Chinese tea, coffee, and soft drinks is a great value-add. The ambiance at Yuè is casual yet chic, perfect for weekday lunches or dinners with friends or colleagues. They do require a minimum of 2 for dinner, which is ideal if you prefer a relaxed dining experience without big crowds. From my visit, the Duck Leg Confit stood out with its crispy skin and tender meat, paired beautifully with their signature plum sauce. I also appreciated the Sze Chuan Deep-fried Chicken and the Sweet & Sour Monkey Head Mushroom—flavors that offer something a bit different from typical buffet spreads. If you’re looking for a smart balance between price, portion, and quality hotel dining in Singapore, this semi-buffet definitely deserves a try. Whether you choose the affordable lunch or the more extensive dinner, you get value that surprises pleasantly compared to typical hotel buffets. Just remember to save the post, so you know exactly where to find this budget-friendly food gem at Novena!



















