The Review & Photos Of Four Point Sheraton, Kuching

(Photo by : www.starwoodhotels.com)

Inspired by Samantha Poh coverage on dinning at Four Points Sheraton, Kuching, I finally decided to give it a try myself. I think it's been quite a while I have not treated my family with a 5-Star dinner. So, last night was the perfect time to do so.

Before going there, I surfed the net and it was heartbreaking to find that, the internet does not provide specific information about the cafe. Some travel agents website provide only small details of the cafe and the hotel. As usual, most travel agents websites do not provide the contact number of this hotel or the actual price list for the accommodation and the restaurants.

So, driven by the lack of information from the net, I went there to have a look at it by myself and made inquiry about the price before bringing my family there. I hope the little information in this post will help guide the rest of you, who might want to have dinner there in future. I include the photos for you to see (Used my small Canon digicam, which I feel weird using now) to take photos.

(This is the table set up. They have tables for two, for four and for eight. Each table has forks, spoons and knives)

(These are the stalls where food is served. They have two types of food - Oriental and Western food. Some of the food are lamb, fish, seafood, noddles, Dim Sum, Chicken Rice, Roasted lamb, pancakes, cakes, fruits, etc...)

(The cleanliness is superb. The Chefs and their assistants are super friendly and very helpful. But I wonder why some of the waitresses are not locals. They sounded different when I spoke to them. They sounded like Phillipinos)

(Here, in the middle of the restaurant, they placed all the dessert and some seafood)

So,
1) What's my overall impression of this place?
- Clean, the staff are friendly and I love the choice of food. Plenty of food to choose from. Felt like eating everything they had.

2) How about the taste?
- I can't really say about this because, different people have different taste bud. But if you insist to know, I would say, the taste of food is superb!

3) How about the price?
- I chose buffet dinner. So, for adults, RM58.00 per person (Excluding the taxes). For Children (3-12) half price. For Children (0-2), free of charge. Different charges for buffet lunch. If i'm not mistaken RM38.00 per person.

4) what about the parking?
- If you are not staying overnight there, you can park at the shophouses parking space which are located opposite the hotels. Don't worry, plenty of parking spaces there.

5) Do they accept credit card?
- Of course! Definitely. They accept Mastercard, Visa and American Express.

6) What's the phone number?
- 082-280 888

Well...finally, when I was there, I had the chance to meet Tan Sri Ting Pek Khing in person. He was there to check the Hotel because our PM (Tan Sri Najib) is going there to officiate the hotel. Maybe on Thursday (18 June 09).