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GOLDEN FLASH SALE AT WINDSOR PLAZA HOTEL (1ST - 3RD MAY 2021)
To celebrate summer, Windsor Plaza Hotel is offering a special promotion at Café Central An Dong buffet restaurant. From 1st to 3rd May, guests can receive huge savings on weekday dinner buffet tickets for only VND 350,000++ by visiting https://flashsale.cafecentral.vn/. You can also enjoy up to 40% discount off on additional dinner tickets purchased online, which applies for both weekday and weekend dinners from 3rd to 31st May.

The weekday dinner buffet is origianally priced at just VND898,000++ per person including one glass of German beer and free flow fresh juices and soft drinks. While the weekend dinner buffet on Saturday and Sunday is VND998,000++ with free flow German beer and soft drinks. This fantastic buffet features the fresh seafood market with dishes prepared to your liking, grill stations, sashimi, teppanyaki, hot dish counters plus much more.
Café Central An Dong features a wide variety of buffet selections with vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, monthly promotions, and international and Vietnamese cuisine. An extensive a la carte menu and dessert selection is also available for dine-in or take-away.
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