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Food i choose first on a buffet

Who doesn't love buffets? Especially if it's Chinese Foods Buffets? Or maybe a varity of cuisines that are waiting for you to be picked?

Whenever we eat on a buffet restaurant or hotel, we usually take a walk around the buffet table first and check out what is there to offer. Sometimes my cravings suddenly changes when I smell the food lol...

I usually try to pick everything in small pieces and enjoy the sumptious meal --and then go back for a second plate, enjoy ---then go back again for a third plate (which I've been saving a bit from the start) and enjoy picking up those variety of tempting desserts.. WHATTA CALORIE OVERLOAD but indeed satisfying.

However, to answer this week's theme of which food I usually pick up first on a buffet? Well maybe the first thing I always pick up first is the Meat (roast beef, or chicken dishes) because I'm a carnivore lol..


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  1. UnknownApril 22, 2010 at 4:29 PM

    i also love to eat from a buffet setting, basta wag lang all-you-can-eat na resto kasi lugi ako dyan.. hihi.. di ako marunong kumain ng maramihan kundi ang kaya ko lang :D

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  2. ClarissaApril 22, 2010 at 5:18 PM

    Same here!!A carnivore lol!!Gusto ko rin maliliit ang servings pero maraming choices para iba-iba ang makakain.minsan hinde ko na mabilang kung naka-ilang balik na ako sa kaka-ikot ko sa table lol!

    re:kahit na once a week lang ang pasok ni Azumi chan sa preschool,masasanay kaagad cya.Oo nga, sana 'maka-tyempo' din kami this year para lalong masaya.Nakakalungkot ngayon dito sa bahay,ako lang mag-isa(T_T)kaya palagi ako nasa labas ngayon pwera na lang pag umuulan tulad ngayon lol! O cya,bumaha na naman ako dito!Ingat palagi!^_^

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  3. nutsApril 22, 2010 at 7:33 PM

    what a pretty lady in a buffet.. now i know carnivore ka pala.. how come. with your perfect figure, in-expect ko vegetarian ka. :)

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  4. Mommy LizApril 22, 2010 at 8:58 PM

    Meat ka agad? hehehe..kala ko seafood lover ka ring gaya ng nakararami. well, kanya kanyang preference di ba?

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  5. ♥peachkins♥April 22, 2010 at 9:56 PM

    I am also a meat eater....


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  6. nikoApril 27, 2010 at 12:09 AM

    meat tlga??? bigla ko naalala nung buffet sa shangrila.. meat rin ang inupakan ko after ng seafoods hihihih

    thanks for joining GT ganda ha! am sorry for the late visit, I just got back from a very watery weekend ^_^

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