Bistro on the Mile

My review is solely based on the breakfast buffet because that was the only thing I’ve tried. Bistro on the Mile is located on the 1^st floor of the Holiday Inn Hotel. The charge was about $ 17 USD per person for breakfast.
FOOD
Personally, I think that this buffet was pretty good. There was a huge selection of different kinds of foods ranging from Chinese dim sum to American breakfast items. They had an omelet/​egg station where a chef would cook it in any way you would like and a noodle station where another chef would cook fresh noodles. They also had a huge selection of beverages such as bottled juices, Yakult, coffee, etc. There was raw salmon in the cold cuts section and I really enjoyed that. They have specials for different days of the week so there are different selections based on the day you go. To be honest, I feel like their food and selection of food is very comparable to other hotels such as the Beijing Marriott and Sheraton Guilin/​Xian (which I’ve also tried). Not really a fan of buffets because of the hefty price, but if you are, then this buffet is definitely worth a try.
SERVICE
The waiters are really prompt in taking away plates when you finish. They are also really careful in watching people if they take stuff out of the buffet. A bottle of a drink is okay but if you’re taking out food then it isn’t. They all speak English which is also a plus because most of the people who eat here are from America or English speaking countries.
Overall I think it’s pretty worth it to eat here because you are in a tourist heavy area of Tsim Sha Tsui and other restaurants here are pretty pricey too. You probably aren’t getting as much food in other places as well.