THREE. by Garamika Sets vs Buffet: Which One Was Worth It

Set or buffet

The sets were not small. Each came as a full spread of the restaurant's best items on the table, and Set A was chicken only at $23.50. The two beef and oxtail sets were $26.50 and $29.90. The full rundown of the deal is in our first post.

Set D at $38.50 was free-flow. The jump from the top set was under $9. If you came hungry and wanted more oxtail, that was the buy. If you were two people at lunch, a set was plenty.

Why the oxtail decides it

THREE. started with oxtail soup, the sisters' family recipe. Grilled oxtail and fried oxtail are what they do that most Indonesian spots here do not. So the sets with oxtail were the ones to get. The chicken set was good, but it was the cheaper option, not the reason to go.

What is there now

THREE. by Garamika's own site says it is no longer serving the buffet (threebygaramika.com, checked 15 Oct 2026). The Springleaf outlet is still open: breakfast 7am to 11am and lunch 11am to 3pm daily, dinner 5pm to 9pm Friday to Sunday. The oxtail dishes are still the reason to go, buffet or not.

FAQs

Was the THREE. by Garamika buffet worth it?

For big eaters, the $38.50 free-flow Set D was the only top-up option. For most people a $26.50 or $29.90 set with oxtail was enough.

Does THREE. by Garamika still have the buffet?

No. Its website says it is no longer serving buffet, checked 15 October 2026.