Buffets are our go-to whenever our family is celebrating something special. This time we visited Food Club (Your Lifestyle Buffet), Fisher Mall branch. Food Club was opened last summer 2025, so it’s a fairly new buffet restaurant in Quezon City, and I think it’s one of the best value-for-money buffets in QC.

I will start with the crowd favorites – roast beef and spicy tuna tataki. These two dishes pa lang, solved ka na. But there are at least 100 dishes on their menu 

The roast beef is already shredded, so it’s much easier to eat. Pero their spicy tuna tataki is their bestseller. I would check the serving plate, and sometimes it’s empty / need to be refilled.

For their Mexican food station, nachos and tacos. I didn’t expect to get several helpings of their tacos, but I did. Definitely not the best tacos in the metro; the taste is classic, na walang ‘umay’ factor.

My favorite Mexican comfort food is a burrito, but if there’s none available, I will definitely get tacos.

If you’re a rice person, there are a lot of main dishes to choose from. I didn’t get to try most of these dishes (and I also didn’t take photos of them), but for me, sobrang ‘sulit’ yung Steamed Shrimps and Honey Glazed Pork Ribs. They also have Menudo, Sweet & Sour dishes, and Spring Fried Chicken.

You must check out this station is you love Chinese food. There is a selection of steamed dumplings, steamed buns, and yes, braised chicken feet for that big dose of collagen.

This isn’t Jiang Nan Hotpot but as you can see, their soup station is jam-packed with noodles, vegetables, meat, seafood, mushrooms, and hotpot shabu-shabu balls. Dito pa lang you already get your money’s worth.

Japanese cuisine has always been at the top of my favorites list. And what’s more exciting than unlimited sushi?

I am a certified sushi-vore, but I don’t eat much at buffets (madali makabusog talaga). If I do, I save my carbs for my last plate. Sushi is also my kids’ favorite, so they started their meals with this. 

I found an interesting selection of Filipino food at their vibrant buffet—ensalada and pica-pica. There’s tokwa’t baboy, kropek, calamares, salmon skin (yes, na-surprise ako dito!), and ingredients for your typical Pinoy salad — dilis, eggplant, salted egg, green mango, tomato, onion, okra, bagoong, and more.

They have overflowing desserts. Like, literally, ang dami. Choose from ice cream + ice cream toppings, various kakanin, cakes, cookies, donuts, and fruits. May chocolate fountains pa for dipping your sweets and fruits. I only had fruits and ice cream because my tummy was too full to try the other desserts.

Food Club Buffet Fishermall Rates as of March 2026 (taken from their Facebook page). I suggest that you reserve a table days before. 

Published: 2026-04-25 12:23:54