Macau self-catering dinner with many styles and high cost performance🥂

I heard that the buffet dinner at this hotel has many styles, including hot and cold desserts, so I came to try it this time. The day I went to the lobby, the door was already sitting a lot of people waiting, the buffet is divided into 2 sessions, respectively 6:00-8:00pm and 8:30-10:00pm, I chose the 6:00-8:00pm one. Once inside, I saw many people going to the hot food area first, went to look really too attractive, there are instant dim sum siu mai, shrimp dumplings and lotus root dumplings, dim sum taste excellent, than restaurant dim sum even better, especially siu mai, fat and lean meat ratio is appropriate, eat bite bite meat. The sashimi was fresh, with salmon, tuna, herring, and swordfish, the basic styles. Then to the fried food, the fried wontons were fried to a crisp, not too much oil, and the brine corners were good. Grilled golden ribs, good enough flavor and rich enough, better than the outside small restaurants, and whole shell cheese baked oysters, although baked, but still eat the oysters are fresh. Five spice hair blood, spicy flavor, and spicy enough, duck blood and beef cypress leaves have absorbed the essence of the juice, but it is quite spicy, afraid of spicy to try a little to see if you can accept the spiciness. The must-try must be the mango glutinous rice. The mango is sweet and the coconut juice is rich. Each portion has 2 balls of rice and 1 portion of mango. I ate 2 more plates. The quality is very close to those sold in Thailand. The drinks include a variety of soft drinks and instant hand-pulled Hong Kong-style milk tea. The buffet is $250 per person, which is good value for money. I will definitely come back next time I come to Macau. Jai Alai Hotel Buffet Address: 2/F, Dr. Rolex, Macau #Macau Weekend Trip #WeekendTravel #OverseasTravel #foodphotography #FoodGuide