Seda Hotel buffet breakfast

I got kicked out from my place due to an emergency renovation and had to book a room at a nearby hotel to sleep for the night. I ended up staying at Seda Hotel Vertis North, which is a stone's throw away from Trinoma (for the unfamiliar). The hotel was pretty good for a room at 6k PHP, but that's not my focus here.

Whenever I go on a staycation, I often look forward to the buffet breakfast they offer. I've been to several hotels in different cities in Metro Manila and I can say I only like a few ones. (Marco Polo being one of my favorites.)

I don't have much to say so these are the things I ate:

Waffles, because they're the superior form of breakfast meal.
And some bread.

The waffles are decently crispy outside and soft on the inside. Syrup tastes like regular syrup (which is good), and I tried their blueberry sauce. Tastes decent. Pretty sweet - but I don't mind.

The bread is a different issue. I personally prefer a crusty, chewy sourdough / multigrain / whole wheat bread rolls (think German bread rolls and not the soft, thin-crusted dinner rolls). This wasn't it. Not sure if this was sourdough or white bread, but it wasn't anything spectacular. I wouldn't eat this again if I had the choice.

L->R: Miso soup, bacon, a nibble of longganisa, and garlic rice

I don't pile a lot of food on my plate anymore because I feel bad when I don't get to eat it all. The miso soup was pretty standard (which meant it was delicious, as a reliable miso soup should be). The bacon was unfortunately chewy and tough. The longganisa and the garlic rice were decent. There's nothing much to say here tbh.

Would I stay at Seda Hotel again? Yeah, they have decent quality service. The food is digestible (not bad), so I wouldn't mind eating their free buffet breakfast. But I won't pay for it on its own.

TFD's review - ♡♡♡ (I was on the fence here, but I didn't get a stomachache so...)