Oscar's @ Conrad Singapore Marina Bay

Service was very friendly and attentive. Food spread is good, especially with the baked oysters and super big scallops. Very shiok to bite into the succulent fat scallops. But generally I think the quality of the food is not as good as Basilico. Still good, but think Basilico is even better. Maybe one thing that stands out is the live station. The freshly cooked pasta topped with cheese from the cheese wheel is very shiok. With mushrooms and cream sauce. The spread of bread was also good. Nice compliment to the array of cheeses. The desserts here were pretty good tho. And I like it that many of the dessert dishes are Christmas themed.

Friday, 19 Dec 2025 marked my 2nd year with the company, and this year I proposed Oscar’s Buffet for our company year-end party. Our guest count increased from 25 to 36 pax, with multiple changes along the way, but Sathiya was extremely kind, patient, and supportive throughout, and her team was very attentive as well. They handled everything smoothly, which made our event run very well. The food variety was impressive, with plenty of choices to satisfy everyone. A nice bonus was that kids below 6 years old were not charged, which was very thoughtful. Overall, great service and a pleasant dining experience. Would definitely recommend Oscar’s Buffet for company events and celebrations. 👍 Total bill $4055.50

Yesterday I had a advance Christmas Dinner Buffet here. The Turkey was normal, like those I bought in Supermarket. The Mustard Rubbed Beef Striploin was great. The lean fresh was tender and taste good with the crust. The stew mutton gimey taste was reduced alot.The Asparagus was taste like "KangKong". When I cooked it myself. It taste like french bean without that hollow feeling. The BBQ Beef Ribeye was juicy and tender. Very good. The BBQ Tandoor Chicken was not like those chilli type. Dried and sour. Here the chicken was juicy and tasty. Accept the naan was covered with black shoot. It don't taste that good as cook by Middle East cook. The BBQ Banana Leave wrapped Fish Bass was oily and the Banana Leave didn't add in any flavour. The wanton noodle soup was good and the golf ball wan ton was a solid lean meat ball.I still prefer to have a bit of fat meat in it. Noodle was cooked just nice. The Yule Log Cake, Christmas Pudding and biscult was tasty. I notice a cake was finished up less then 2 hours but no replacment.There are seafood on ice but not my taste. Paying $117.50 for the dinner is still worth it. The service was good but the Website Menu was confusing. They should like other Restaurant Website menu that give detail down to ingredient and sauce.

Two years ago, I had my buffet wedding at Oscar’s. I could only eat a little then because I was quite busy. Today, I came back again with my family for the lunch buffet. We enjoyed many dishes the fresh salmon and oysters were delicious, and the wanton noodles tasted great. The fruits like orange, melon, winter melon, and dragon fruit were fresh. The desserts, especially the tiramisu, cakes, and waffles, were very nice crispy outside and soft inside, perfect with ice cream. The staff, Richie, was very friendly and recommended many good dishes. He also cleared the plates quickly. The fruit tea was lovely too. We really enjoyed our meal and would definitely come back again!

Went for dinner at Oscar’s and was really impressed by the variety. There were live stations for noodles, tandoori meats and more, a good seafood bar with fresh prawns and oysters, sashimis and plenty of cooked mains and desserts. They had a Reif Kushiyaki grill outside serving skewers grilled fresh over charcoal which was a limited time collab. Great experience overall, would come back.

The food quality was superb and they had a wide range of strawberry desserts ranging from cakes to macaroons and even chocolate fondues! My family came over for a birthday celebration and they surprised us with a whole birthday cake at the end of our meal! We are really happy to have held our birthday celebration at Oscar's in Conrad Marina Bay. Thank you to the team for the wonderful service and memorable event! :)

I enjoyed the buffet breakfast one morning and the buffet dinner the following night. The staff was personable and efficient. Both buffets had a variety of great international dishes that were prepared and presented well. I highly recommend this experience to anyone in the area.

We enjoyed our lunch buffet. The variety was impressive… to the extend that it was impossible to try everything. Great service from James and joy.

I was not impressed at all from the point of making a reservation and still having to stand in a 20-minute que to be seated, to expecting buffet foods listed on their website and it not being on the buffet. In fact, the buffet was really not worth the price, whether it be for dinner or breakfast. The cleanliness of the buffet also leaved a lot to be desired. Instead of changing out the service utensils, they had one had sanitizing maching at the end of the dessert area. The service was alright but not worth tipping anything extra for, and the ambiance was pretty yet very crowded and very loud. It's not a place to come for a romantic meal even if you happen to be staying in the hotel.

So far so good. Some hits and some misses. Had a Doable Buffet Lunch @ Oscar's on Wednesday January 24th 2024. Highlights for the Lunch Buffet personally for me was the Seafood like Shrimp/Prawns and Oysters, NOT forgetting the DESSERTS Table which I cannot have enough. It is NOT mind blowing kinda Desserts yet doable and comforting at the same time. Perhaps in my frame of mind - since I am STRESSED - DESSERTS come to mind in an instance. Plus with the Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year approaching, some of the DESSERTS are decorated with Auspicious Symbols and it is too cute and pretty to eat. Service was attentive at the beginning, slightly amiss at the end of my Lunch. Thankfully it is the COMPANY I have that afternoon. Anyhoos, I do NOT mind returning to Oscar's.

The last buffet planned on my calendar before I head back to Atlanta. Why Oscar's? Tbh it was not my idea though a restaurant at Conrad should not disappoint me. After all, Conrad is usually my usual choice when it comes to hotel accommodation when I travel. One can make a dining reservation via phone or email. I did the latter and the confirmation email was very prompt. I like that. AMBIENCE 5/5 The dining area was huge and bright. The chairs were comfy. I like how the lunch buffet was spread out and the signboards on each section. It was very busy when we stepped in 5 minutes after 12. SERVICE 4/5 Staffs were very prompt in removing used plates. They were overall nice and friendly. However, our water was not refilled even once. I expected more from a hotel like Conrad. I have stayed and dined in many of their hotels, services were always 5/5 so the service at Conrad Singapore really needs to improve on that. Now comes to food... FOOD 4/5 I have no problem in returning here for their buffet lunch. All the food we had tasted were great and fresh. The selection was extensive and of high quality. For $59+++ per person, it is a steal. However, there are a couple of things I noticed: 1) some food items were kind of cold (referring to hot food items). They all should have warmers. 2) maybe it is due to space constraint, the laksa noodle station was located outside of the restaurant. I did not bother to go out and then have to push in the glass door to reenter. The restaurant should try to find a space for the laksa station inside. Besides, it was cruel to have the chef manning the station outside. It was so hot and humid :( Today's lunch was a far cry from the buffet lunch I had at Triple 3 @Mandarin Singapore weeks ago. After my lunch here at Oscar's @Conrad Singapore, the rating for Triple 3 is really just 1 star! (see my review at Triple Three).

I came to Oscar's twice for the Conrad's breakfast buffet during my stay and it was superior compared to many hotels I've stayed at. The restaurant is past the concierge and there is both indoor and patio seating. The server asks if you would like orange juice once you are seated because they don't leave it out on the buffet line. There are so many options for drinks (regular milk, stawberry milk, pineapple juice, mango juice, apple juice, drinkable yogurt, water, coffee, and tea). The buffet area is separated into several sections and the items refill quickly. There is also a chef station to cook your eggs to order. This breakfast buffet offers so much variety (rice noodles, congee, oatmeal, egg rolls, pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns, rice, steamed veggies, steamed buns, dim sum, smoked salmon, cheese, fruits, cakes, cookies, and ice cream). The ice cream bar is pretty sweet because they have unique flavors such as cendol and gulamelaka. Get there early (between 7am-9am if you want to beat the crowd or don't want to end up sitting outside). Service is great (they always come and check on you and remove your plates accordingly). Honestly, this was totally worth the cost and saves time if you're in a rush (can serve as brunch).

Great location. Amazing buffet. Service is fairly good considering the current environment with retaining staff. Great selection. Nice place to spend your evening meal.

There were a variety of dishes to choose from! The restaurant was clean and the staff was attentive. Make sure to designate enough time so you can enjoy all the different entrees, appetizers, desserts, and drinks. We went during breakfast and although there is a lot of seating available it got really busy around 9ish so I recommend going as soon as the place opens in the morning to avoid the rush. My favorite was the noodle bar and the juice bar! They also have a special seafood buffet during sunday brunch that looked spectacular! Must try next time I am there.

Located at the Conrad Centennial Singapore, Oscar's is an all day restaurant which serves as the full breakfast buffet option as an alternative to the lighter executive lounge breakfast offerings for Hilton elite members. There are plenty of Asian and western options, including stations for breads, cereal, cooked to order eggs, meats, fruits, pancakes, waffles, pastries, yogurt, gluten free items, and fresh juices. The wait staff is very attentive and friendly, offering juice and caffeinated drinks. None of the breakfast options jumped out as great to me, but did the job of filling your stomach. I found all the juice options unpalatable including the weird tasting orange juice and specialty juices at the juice station (no juices need that much ginger in them). The restaurant is very popular for breakfast and there always seems to be a line to get seated, but the hosts do a terrific job of keeping the line moving to get patrons seated. Given the weird tasting juices and unremarkable food, it's an average breakfast option convenient to those at the hotel or nearby in the Suntec City area.

I feel that Oscar's is the kind of place that doesn't really feel like "just 3 stars", yet is it on the same level of any other restaurant/eatery I've rated 4 stars? No, not really. So take this rating with a pinch of salt then. Oscar's is slightly above average as hotel buffets go. I entered Oscar's with pretty low expectations. Recent buffets fresh in my mind include Carousel, The Buffet at M Hotel, and one other one that was so mediocre I don't even remember where it was. First thing you notice as you walk around the buffet. Oscar's has oysters, and there're 3-4 types. They're also all shucked to order. There's sashimi, and those are all cut to order to. The night I went, there was Swordfish toro sashimi, and it was spectacular. The fatty, buttery goodness of the swordfish was very memorable, and I'm dying to find out if it's a regular feature on the buffet line (apparently the buffet last night was the "earth hour buffet"). Hot stations featured a salmon in puff pastry (gave that a miss) and a very delicately cooked, perfectly medium rare Beef Wellington. The beef was moist, tender, and pink, and the mushroom gravy was very flavourful (though a bit too rich). There was a seafood pesto linguine that was surprisingly good, and very fragrant... and the juice offering of pineapple, lychee, and mint (called the earth trio, so I suspect that was a special feature) was absolutely scrumptious. Though maybe a bit less pineapple would have made the flavours more balanced. The waffles made to order were crisp, just a little bit salty so that they made a perfect accompaniment to all that ice cream, and it pretty good ice cream too. Maple walnut is always a winner. It of course, wasn't all perfect. The other desserts were fairly mediocre, the pear and ginger crumble tart was all crumble and no pear, a lot of the other cooked dishes were only fairly mediocre. The chicken in garlic crust? Horrible. Veal in mushroom sauce? Okay, but the sauce was again, a trifle too rich. Oh. The roasted baby potatoes were delicious, and the Polenta cakes well executed. So it wasn't all bad. Another thing I liked was coffee and tea being included in the buffet. Specifically, Ronnefeldt tea. It's a brand that Raffles Hotel used to use, and I genuinely like the teas they have on offer. Peppermint and Earl Grey are both excellent, and their Chamomile is also very fragrant (comes served with a pot of honey too). So, mediocre dishes aside, Oscar's definitely impressed. Service was attentive, food was definitely of a good level. This might just be my new "go-to" hotel buffet. Of course, it helps that I can book it via Chope (which I did for this visit actually!).

Been coming here for years and it has remained consistent. The quality of food is 4 stars, however the minute selection sets it back. Price point does not measure up to the variety at The Line, Carousel etc. but Oscar's is a lot less chaotic.

Had a great breakfast at this wonderful place, almost every daily for a day shy of three weeks. Food is exquisite and one is spoilt for choice! The chefs are artists, each cuisine tastes authentic. The menu is thoughtfully planned. I can never eat all that I want to, even if I'm just tasting all the things I do eat! Everything is so fresh and freshly prepared. Eggs to order is just scratching the surface. Fresh juice included. Fruits, nuts, cereals breads, rices, noodles, Japanese, Chinese, Indian, Malay, European...Congee, Chyavanmushi, etc. etc..come for breakfast, leave having eaten brunch. No bloating, no fullness, just a blissed out tummy, reveling in food heaven!! Intuitive and attentive personalized attention to detail, they greet you by name. It takes a special team to make every guest feel valued. The managers must do everything right to run with such a well orchestrated team, with perfect coordination between kitchens, service area and dining area. The Par Excellence Service is the Jewel, in the Conrad crown called Oscars!

Serving up one of the best international buffets around and conveniently located in the heart of Singapore, Oscar's café and terrace is the perfect place to host large groups of friends for gatherings. With a sampling of pretty much every cuisine you can imagine found here and the quality of the food being quite consistent, you definitely get your money's worth dining here. The service is also friendly and professional without being too overbearing. A good time to visit would be during birthdays as they serve a complimentary cake so this might be something of interest to take note of.

As a hotel guest we have three options for breakfast but Oscars has the biggest variety. I miss my local food so I skip the toast and muffins and head straight for whatever local selections they have for the day. I'm normally not impressed when hotels try to offer local fare but I have to say their local food is pretty good. The service here is very prompt, possibly one of the best when it comes to buffet places.

Decor: South Beach meets Beverly Hills. It's definitely a Hilton property. Great spread but layout not as spread out. This buffet was lacking any malay or Indonesian options which was disappointing. The Japanese corner was subpar.

Small dining room and comparatively small buffet, but with good quality food items and friendly service. There tends to be a line for breakfast between 730am to 900am, but it moves quickly. A bigger dining room would help. There exists a smaller buffet on the 4th floor where the hostess may try to divert you during peak time.

Ambiance is great; well lit; very well laid out; not cramped and not to big. Breakfast buffet selection was sufficient. Staff are wonderfully hospitable and courteous!