Ask me this question, and you will understand. I have been to these high-end buffets in Chengdu many times. Shangri-La, Sofitel Wanda, Intercontinental and Hayes belong to the same grade. The price of lunch is about 200, which seems to be about 198, because the bill is rarely clear, and it is a little more expensive at night, about 30 more expensive than at noon.

Besides, the buffet at the same level you didn't mention is renhe spring Guanghua Store, which is also at this price.

The point I told you is choice. First of all, Sofitel focuses on seafood buffet, mainly promoting all kinds of fish and shrimp. The dining environment is too small for young people to recommend.

The intercontinental environment is good, the buffet space is super high, the top floor is glass, and there are some trees in it. I feel that the dining environment is good, but there are few dishes and the buffet is not big enough. And it's in the lobby of the hotel. It's noisy.

Sihai is a first-class restaurant with a large scale, but the huge disadvantage is that there are absolutely too many people. If you often queue up at night, more people may feel uncomfortable.

The environment in Nanting is good and first-class, but to be honest, I have been there too few times, and I really can't remember how much it costs to live alone.

Finally, I recommend Shangri-La Rong Coffee. The food is delicious. Indian curry in the corner is authentic, the environment is good and quiet, and there are not many people. Guangdong roasted meat is also good, but the meat is a little fat. Generally speaking, I have been to so many places and I am quite satisfied with Shangri-La. The price is reasonable, the quality of the dishes is good, the environment is quiet, and you can smoke (next to the curry near the place where you buy drinks)