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Lemon Garden is the coffee house at Kuala Lumpur's Shangri-la and it offers an extremely wide and sumptous spread where you get to pick to your heart's delight. the buffet is extremely worth the time, price of paying RM 120 for dinner here also have the lunch . the kueh here is good to try on sweet taste and more to local choices. nice dinner experience here and tasty food

Am really happy to see those varieties here in lemon garden cafe. places is big enough and have many local and western food. moreover here have the japanese sushi as well. But I chose only the ones that I like, such as a few pieces of sushi, sashimi, crabs, scallops, oysters, dimsum, etc. the sushi is fresh and salmon and sashimi all refill fast at the counter nice to have with wasabi:

Lemon Garden Cafe Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur is simply the great dining experience in a 5 star hotel with the fine dining food of the buffet range and surely have one of the best buffets in town with it's extensive variety of food. Enjoy all cuisines under one roof which combination of the Chinese, Italian, Western, Japanese & Indian.i love the most of the seafood range here. fresh and have many choices of the crabs, prawns and oyster. tasty

i really love this place to have my dinner buffetThey definitely have one of the best buffets in town with it's extensive variety of food. Enjoy all cuisines under one roof - Chinese, Italian, Western, Japanese & Indian. all cuisine is there fresh also and service is fastShangri-la and it offers an extremely wide and sumptous spread Overall, I think the buffet is extremely worth the time, price and your appetite although there are a few items on the menu that could do with some improvement. Seaf

The day was filled with foods, foods, and foods that I had during a tiny little family gathering at Lemon Garden Cafe, Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. This hotel is known to be luxurious yet truth to be told, everything seemed normal as compared to the private hotels I had been to. The parking basement of the hotel itself was already something pretty disappointing and it was even worse than the shopping malls like 1U, Mid Valley Megamall, Sunway Pyramid, and etc. Anyway, I shall start off with s

If there is only one word to describe my gastronomical experience here is “fantastical”.The choice of food here will certainly spoilt any fussy eaters with many delectable treats. One of my personal favourite is the sumptuous delight of hot-steaming dimsum. And the other is the nicely boiled pumpkin soup laced with cheese. Not to forget also the Teppanyaki Ice-Cream wonderfully mixed with the given condiments. For the price of MYR 121.90 per pax, I would say it worth it for the cause.

Craving for some big feast? Then you might wanna consider having buffet at Lemon Garden Café, which is situated strategically at Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur. They serve a wide variety cuisine like Malaysian, Chinese, Indian, and some Continental too. All the ingredients used are top-picked for its freshness and authentic spices are being used. Even you also get to watch your food being prepared live, in front at the open-kitchens by their passionate chefs! ^_^The salads were really fresh, like

Lemon Garden Cafe a nice cafe serving a vast variety of food for buffet lunch.Rm80-100 per head, price depend on their promotion.located at Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur, Step into the Lemon Garden Cafe and experience Malaysian, Indian, Chinese, and Italian modern cuisine prepared in sparkling open kitchens.i prefer their oyster, roasted lamb and unagi, dessert is so many choice, don't ignore their famous fountain strawberry and chocolate toweri believe this is the best international buffet in t