Dinner with The Stars

It was my Father In Law's birthday and we decided to treat him to dinner. My wife, being the gastronomic adventurer that she is decided to try out a restaurant we hadn't been to.
Looking for parking was an adventure going round tight corners and remembering that parking was RM3 for the first hour and RM4 for each subsequent hour.
The restaurant had a high ceiling with stained glass motif of the zodiac; and we spent a good deal of time figuring out which sign was which. I found out later that there were three levels, the ground was buffet, second japanese restaurant and the third was Chinese restaurant. We ate at the ground floor.






In the middle of the restaurant was a wire sculpture of Atlas carrying the world, standing in the center of a giant compass.









The restaurant had a mix buffet fare white rice, beryani and tandoori, sea food, pie and etc. Of course, the sushi bar rolls the sushi to order, and the thrill for kids is seeing the octopus on a plate.
Taste wise, the food ain't all that great. The buffet ran out pretty fast and wasn't really topped up. The really good thing about it though was having a chocolate fountain as part of the buffet. It makes the trip to the desert train really worth while. Hmm, I wonder if that's why food do not get topped up too fast?