CLOVE has a new Korean buffet at Swissotel The Stamford
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If you’re looking to try out all the new Korean eateries but don’t have the stomach space for it, CLOVE at Swissotel The Stamford is a convenient spot to sample a whole range of Korean dishes in one sitting.
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From 14 September to 31 October 2026, you can expect a wide variety of Korean dishes at their new buffet, including barbecue favourites, hearty soups, and traditional eats, alongside their usual international cuisine and seafood buffet.
Prices start from $80++ for adults and $40++ for children for weekday lunches, $98++ and $49++ for Sunday to Monday dinners respectively, and $130++ and $65++ for Friday and Saturday dinners respectively. Good news for OCBC, DBS/POSB, Citibank, HSBC, and UOB holders: from now till 31 October 2026, you can enjoy a 50% discount for up to 10 adults, bringing the price of weekday lunch down to just $40++ per person!
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The highlight of the buffet is their Korean meat dishes, including the 24-Hour Pork Shoulder Bossam, simmered in an aromatic blend of Korean herbs and spices for 24 hours till the meat is fork-tender. For a traditional experience, eat it with their doenjang and perilla leaves, which add a refreshing flavour that mellows out the richness of the meat.
The Ssam BBQ Pork Belly and Galbi Beef Short Rib Rack are also recommended. Both are grilled Korean BBQ-style, adding a smoky char that complements the sweet, fruity notes of the marinade. The restaurant recommends pairing the pork belly with ssamjang and lettuce, and the beef short rib with Nashi pears and steamed buns. Weekend patrons will also have the opportunity to taste the restaurant’s premium beef, flown in directly from Korea, served alongside garlic chips and banchan.
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If you want something warming on a rainy day, you can opt for their hearty soups, such as the Kimchi Jjigae Stew—soft, jiggly tofu with a gochujang-based soup—and Lobster Kimchi Stew, only served on the weekend. Their Abalone Porridge is also a comforting option for those visiting on the weekends.
Otherwise, switch things up with their signature international and seafood buffet spread, featuring Australian Beef Tomahawk, Lobster Salad, freshly shucked oysters, and tuna ceviche.
For those with a sweet tooth, look forward to their Korean-inspired desserts, such as their Ginseng Coffee Tiramisu and Matcha Red Bean Swiss Roll. There’s also Black Sesame Soft Serve if you’re craving something to beat the heat with.
Drinkers can top up $38++ for free-flow red wine, or $48++ for free-flow prosecco, red wine, white wine, beer, and soft drinks.
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CLOVE sits next to Raffles City Shopping Centre, right by City Hall MRT Station.
If you’re on a hunt for more buffet deals, our guide to 1-for-1 buffet deals may come in handy. For more Korean restaurants to try, read our GAMJA feature, a new Korean restaurant selling gamjatang and other traditional Korean soups.
Address: 2 Stamford Road, Level 2, Swissôtel The Stamford, Singapore 178882
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 12pm to 2:30pm, 6pm to 10pm, Sat 12:30pm to 3pm, 6pm to 10pm, Sun 12:30pm to 3pm
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CLOVE is not halal-certified.
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