Taiwan’s largest all-you-can-eat buffet: The LIN Palace LV Forest Buffet
By MOOK Travel Chen Wenlin, compiled and reported
The team behind THE LIN Palace Garden in Taichung has expanded south to Kaohsiung, opening the newest LV Forest Buffet. Spanning 2,000 ping (approximately 6,562 square meters) with 800 seats, it has become Taiwan’s largest all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant, offering over 500 dishes for lunch and dinner, including Western, Japanese, Hong Kong-style, and Thai cuisine.
The team behind THE LIN Palace Garden in Taichung has opened the LV Forest Buffet in Kaohsiung (Photo / THE LIN HOTEL)
The LV Forest Buffet serves over a hundred dishes throughout the day. Seasonal fresh seafood, freshly sliced steak, chef’s specials, international delicacies, and popular Western pastries have won the hearts of food lovers.
The LV Forest Buffet offers hundreds of dishes, making it Taiwan’s largest all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant (Photo / THE LIN HOTEL)
The LV Forest Buffet features a variety of cuisines, allowing diners to experience flavors from different countries (Photo / THE LIN HOTEL)
The open kitchen design allows you to interact directly with the chefs and learn the stories behind the dishes. With up to 700 seats and a bright, vibrant space filled with greenery, it’s the perfect venue for hosting VIPs and celebratory events.
The LV Forest Buffet boasts a large space with bright lighting and thoughtful design (Photo / THE LIN HOTEL)
The LV Forest Buffet serves only the freshest and plumpest seafood to diners (Photo / THE LIN HOTEL)
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