Table8

This is our most favorite dinning resto of all time, the taste of any meals never failed, after so many time dinning now I rate this resto for a five stars straight, moon cake festival is our recent visit, it is more crowded than we use to visit before. As always all menu that we had is taste best, the moon cake is the best moon cake I ever had. Form time to time the design is quite the same an oriental Chinese design with pagodas and all, service is nice, cutlery is made by pure silver. Never will said no for a dinning in this place

Got tempted by food vloggers showing off their ‘seafood paradise.’ Turns out the seafood was cold, the platters looked half empty, and there wasn’t much worth taking photos of. Its kinda dissapointed us tbh. Overall just felt like a regular hotel restaurant, nothing special. Not worth the price. We spent around Rp2.300.000 for 4 adults+1 kid under 7 (free) (using Grab dine out voucher).

Went for their Sunday brunch after a long time, a very good selection of Chinese food all you can eat, from their bbq section, variety of hongkong style steamed chicken, tasty soup, to seafood like sashimi, prawn, baby lobster.Most important too it's always constantly top up!

Amazing ambiance, food, drinks and service! All the staff were extremely nice, polite and helpful - especially our server Mba Nanih - always provide a VIP service to her customers :)

The service provided by the waitress named Dwi was disappointing. She was impolite and lacked proper manners while attending to customers. On a positive note, the food was excellent, and the dining atmosphere was pleasant. However, the food station was quite small and could be improved to accommodate more guests comfortably. Please note that drinks are not included in the buffet. Guests are offered the option to order a mocktail (with free refill water) or choose individual drinks such as orange juice, iced tea, etc.

Still thinking about last night’s dinner at Table8, Mulia… Taste? We'll get to that. But first—the warmth. This place doesn’t just serve food, it serves hospitality that feels like home. We were taken care of by Mba Nanih and Pak Marullah, who made the whole experience feel personal and heartfelt. Mba Nanih welcomed us like family and even brought out her favorite dishes (you have to try the mango salad and jellyfish!). Pak Marullah was just as thoughtful—offering us food like a parent making sure their kids never go hungry 😅 We left full, happy, and already wanting to come back. Now… the food. Dim sum? On a whole new level. Fat, juicy fillings. Salted egg pao = UNREAL. Crispy onde-onde, airy sweet potato balls with pandan filling. Grill station: salmon, lamb, beef tenderloin, tiger prawns. Soup station: not a single miss. Usually we dine at The Café when visiting Mulia, but this was our first time at Table8—and it blew us away. Unforgettable. Definitely not our last visit. 📣 Psst... weekend promo in August: only 339k/pax (from 600++k!) Trust me—this is your sign to go. Say hi to Mba Nanih and Pak Marullah for us!

Very expensive place to eat, of course you got standardized hotel restaurant service so you won't regret your purchase. The taste of food kinda okay ? It made with high quality ingredients after all, but don't expect to be blown away by the taste, it just good enough, in my case the dessert outshine the main course for their buffet menu in taste department. My advice are actually try asking them to explain what kind of food recommended instead of choosing yourself , because they got western and japanese style food, so if you want specific , it is better to know in detail. I'm actually expecting stereotype with this kind of luxury restaurant, with all the theme and boisterous display but i guess table8 like to play safe which is not wrong but just not live up to my expectations you get it?

All staffs are delivering great service and very informative, pls keep it up.. Foods also fresh & taste great.