Which restaurant are you still thinking of going to? The most popular “Buffet Restaurant” recommended by Taiwanese

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This New Year’s Eve, the Park Lane Hall at Regent Taipei not only opened its original seating area but also the entire Azie seating zone, totaling 468 seats. All time slots for both rounds were fully booked, with over 20 groups on the waitlist for each. The meal cost for adults is 2680 New Taiwan Dollars plus 10%.It is also the hotel's popular all-you-can-eat restaurant, Cafe House, which is also fully booked, with a meal fee of 2,680 yen plus 10%.Other buffet restaurants that have been fully booked include Sheraton Twelve Cuisine (adults NT$2,580 + 10%), Regent Taipei’s Colorful Buffet (adults NT$2,800 + 10%), Les Suites Ambassador’s Discovery Kitchen (adults NT$3,280 + 10%), and Feng FOOD (adults NT$1,590 + 10%). And Hanshin Harbor Restaurant, which typically sells out within 30 minutes of booking opening each year, had all 4,700 seats across its seven Taiwan branches and two time slots this (2017) year also snapped up within half an hour.Yinyeh Japanese Cuisine began accepting reservations for New Year’s Eve dinner as early as March, and those slots were fully booked within about half an hour on the day.

As for the restaurants that still have some available seats at present, there are Dining Paradise and Xiangxiang. At present, about 90% of the seats are reserved. The reservation rate for the Mandarin Cafe on New Year's Eve at Mandarin Oriental is also 90%. There are still 30% of the seats available at Pinting Garden on New Year's Eve. Those who want to grab a seat should act quickly.Additionally, the newly opened MU TABLE buffet restaurant at Holiday Hotel in Jiaoxi, Yilan, had over 90% of seats booked for the first New Year’s Eve seating (17:30–19:20), while the second seating (21:40–22:00) still has about 30% availability. Friends in Yilan looking to book?