One More Steamboat Review: Steamboat And Teppanyaki Buffet With Lu Rou Fan

That might have something to do with how my list of to-eats is close to a hundred eateries long, growing faster than I can strike restaurants off it. One thing that’s been on the list for the longest time is teppanyaki, but it’s always a little too pricey for my budget.

So when I heard about all-you-can-eat teppanyaki at One More Steamboat ’s buffet, I knew I had to pay a visit. One More Steamboat - Steamboat And Teppanyaki Buffet At Hillview Food at One More Steamboat One More Steamboat serves shabu and teppanyaki buffet with Taiwanese elements.

If you come by for dinner (5:30pm to 10pm) from Monday to Thursday, it’d cost $30.80, while dinner from Friday to Sunday costs $32.80. This Superior Broth forms the base for all the others, which come as pastes that are stirred into the hot pot at your table.

The former was on the sweeter side and lacked the meaty savour we were expecting. The first thing we did was to check out their spread of meat. One of the buffet’s highlights is teppanyaki meats .

While we got to enjoy grilled meats without the accompanying smoke, we missed the theatrics of teppanyaki that is usually what makes it memorable. The meats are grilled plain but are served on side plates with a dollop of sauce to complement. The sauce bar selection caters to those who like spicy food as most of the sauces contain chilli, but the spiciness is manageable by most standards.

One More Steamboat’s buffet is one with Taiwanese influences, and every Taiwanese food hunt needs lu rou fan (braised pork rice) and Taiwanese mochi . We helped ourselves to the braised pork kept in a slow cooker, and spooned a heap of meat onto a bowl of rice. The braising sauce was not robust and could do with a stronger spice profile, but it was a decent bowl of lu rou fan overall.

In addition to the selection of vegetables, noodles, and processed meats, there were a few interesting balls we could add to our hotpot. We were disappointed by the cheese ball and cheese mochi as the fillings didn’t flow out like we forecast.

The mochi wrapped in green wax paper sticks resolutely to everything, so it’s best to handle it with the wax paper. Ambience at One More Steamboat The space at One More Steamboat is spacious and comfortable. The food display is kept clean and stocked by their friendly staff and the spread was replenished routinely.

The verdict If you’re craving for grilled meats and a steamboat feast, One More Steamboat’s wide selection and reasonable price makes it a decent option especially for Westies.