Update: Overeat has closed but you can find a similar buffet at Marina Food Hall.
With the cost of living going up, we’re all in for eateries that are still ensuring the little luxuries remain wallet-friendly. Overeat, a buffet restaurant, is one of these champs, with their affordable buffet that promises free-flow Wagyu, oysters, sashimi and more from just $26.80++.
The buffet has garnered quite a lot of buzz on social media thanks to its value for money and variety.
For starters, it has quite an impressive seafood on ice selection, with all-you-can-eat sashimi, and oysters. If you add $9.90++ to your bill, you get free-flow mentaiko-topped lobsters that are torched a la minute too.
Japanese food fans can look forward to a decent spread of sushi that’s a lot more than your standard maki rolls.
Eat your fill of Wagyu steak slices, which are unlimited, from their grill and teppanyaki station.
Each table also comes with a hotpot set up so you can prep seafood, meats, and yong tau foo ingredients with your friends.
Image credit: @overeatsg
The selection also has a variety of fried dishes, from samosas to potato wedges, and chicken karaage.
With so much available, you’ll be stuffed for choice!
The buffet is priced at $26.80++ for weekday lunch, $36.80++ for dinner on Monday to Thursday, and $39.80++ for dinner on Friday to Sunday. Weekend lunch costs $29.80++. At the moment, there’s no time limit for dining either. You can make a reservation via the restaurant’s online booking system.
For more affordable eats, check out our cheap buffets guide. We’ve also got our guide to the best Japanese restaurants in Singapore if you feel like having more premium sashimi.
Address: 5 Straits View #02-04, Marina One West Tower, Singapore 018935
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 12pm to 2:30pm, 5:30pm to 10:30pm, Sat-Sun 12pm to 2:30pm, 5pm to 10:30pm
Tel: 3138 5314
Website
Overeat is not a halal-certified eatery.
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