The King of All-You-Can-Eat Cuisine

This is the restaurant I look forward to the most every time I come back to Taiwan. I wouldn't say it's the best and I enjoy a bowl of noodles from the cart down the street just as much, but man, this place is really awesome. It's on the 3rd floor of the Hyatt hotel, which itself is visually amazing.


View over the balcony. Just to set the mood.


We got some prime seats, just a couple feet away from the food. You can see the oyster/clam bar behind my cousin.


Diana's head is blocking the part of the buffet with the cooked dishes and grilled meats.


With no regrets, I head straight for the sashimi. Very wide variety. I mostly stuck with the salmon (and by that I mean like 25 pieces.


The seafood all tasted extremely fresh and the fried foods were always seemingly fresh from the fryer. It was magical.


Customized handroll, kobe beef nigiri, and MORE SALMON.


I did not actually try the udon buffet because I figured fresh seafood was worth more in my stomach but word on the table was a thumbs up.


More handrolls, some kinda fish, and a bamboo sticking out the side there.


Only downer of the night because these were cold, but no worries we just got new ones.


Finish it off with some simplicity. I left out a lot of food because it's simply not worth my time to take pictures during this rare luxury meal. I will be more thorough next time.


Making the painful departure back to reality, stomachs filled to capacity, almost inmobile, but hearts still greedy for more.


I couldn't decide if this picture was really cool and artistic or really dumb and pointless. I pondered this for a couple minutes. I decided it's ridiculously legit. No questions. Just enjoy.


Stopped by NIKE to check out some limited edition TAIPEI shirts (refer to 2nd picture) exclusive to that store. Decided I'd come back for it later. Ran into my friend Kobe though. Crazy guy always haphazardly dunking on people at random times and places. What a silly guy.