Le Petit Cochon

This buffet-style dining offers up a wide variety of starters and desserts, but they are limited to the French cuisine, so while you may have a selection of about 12 different salads to choose from, don't expect to find sushi, samosas or shiumai here.The main course is a selection of meats, sausages and fishes, which you choose raw and bring up to the grilling station, where a chef cooks it up for you. The main courses are served up with more French-style sides, like choucroute, French beans, fries, or potatoes.Desserts were fun; an assortment of cakes aside, there was also a chocolate fountain and an ice cream bar where inevitably, lots of children went gaga.Given it's value-for-money approach, it's definitely a place to bring hungry teenagers, or for larger families. It's mostly self-service, but the interaction with all members of staff was pleasant. If you're not expecting an international buffet, this place will satisfy you.

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this breakfast buffet offers a great selection of appetizers and desserts, but they are limited to the French cuisine, so while they can have a selection of about 12 different salads to choose, they do not expect to find sushi, samosas or shiiumai here. The main square is a selection of meat, sausage and fish that they choose raw and bring to the grill station where a cooks it for them. the most important courses are served with more French sides, such as choucroute, French borons, french or kartoffeln. desserts were funny; a sortiment of cake by the way, there was also a chocolate fountain and an ice-cream, where inevitably many children went gaga. because it is value-for-money approach, it is definitiw a place to bring hungry teenagers, or for larger families. it is usually self-service, but the interaction with all employees was pleasant. if they do not expect an international buffet, this place will satisfy them.

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