Deal price: ¥148 (≈$21, was ¥268) · ⏰ Valid Oct 23, 2026 – Jan 31, 2027 · 🍰 Kid under 1.4m eats with you — free-upgraded to 1.5m if redeemed by Nov 30 · Refundable if unreserved
In Xiamen, “Marco Polo” is practically shorthand for one dessert: the Napoleon cake. Locals line up for a single slice on an ordinary day — with this deal, you can eat as many as you want. Twenty-plus years in the making, the Marco Polo buffet at Xiamen Marco Polo Oriental Hotel (Hubin North, Siming — Metro Line 2 straight to the door) still draws crowds for its steamed seafood (prawns, mussels, oysters, scallops, razor clams, tiny red snails — you pick, they steam), sushi from the hotel’s own Japanese restaurant (将军日本餐厅 chefs on duty), and the live grill stations that made its name — “big slabs of meat, generous pours,” in the buffet’s own unapologetic words.
Beyond the headliners: a noodle counter (noodles, rice noodles, hofan with soup + toppings), Chinese and Western hot dishes, a full dessert and fruit spread (pudding, cakes, yogurt, mousse), and the café’s lakeside setting with an open kitchen — you watch the chefs work while you eat, which doubles as peace of mind about what lands on your plate.
⚠️ Fine print that matters: lunch is usable Wednesday to Sunday; dinner tiers (Thu–Sun) exclude Dec 24, 2026. Reserve by 19:00 the day before; unreserved bookings are refundable, and expired codes auto-refund. The headline 1+1 tier covers 1 adult + 1 child under 1.4m — redeemed by Nov 30, 2026, the child height limit is free-upgraded to 1.5m. Menus rotate with seasons, so today’s exact lineup may differ from the photos.
Packages (1 “kid” = child under 1.4m, free-upgraded to 1.5m if redeemed by Nov 30, 2026)
- 1 adult + 1 kid buffet lunch (Wed–Sun) — ¥148 (≈$21, was ¥268)
- 2 adults + 1 kid buffet lunch (Wed–Sun) — ¥288 (≈$40, was ¥576)
- 1 adult + 1 kid buffet dinner (Thu–Sun, excl. Dec 24) — ¥168 (≈$23, was ¥368)
- 2 adults + 1 kid buffet dinner (Thu–Sun, excl. Dec 24) — ¥328 (≈$46, was ¥786)
Good to know: this is the same Marco Polo the locals keep voting their favorite hotel buffet in Xiamen — the Napoleon cake alone is a destination, and at ¥148 for two people the lunch is roughly 55% off the walk-in price.
What guests say
260 historical merchant reviews on the booking platform. Representative ones (translated from Chinese):
“Of all the hotel buffets in Xiamen, Marco Polo is still my favorite — none compares. From the dining environment to the variety, hygiene, and service quality, everything earns praise. The beloved desserts never change — the signature Napoleon and the red velvet are absolutely worth it.” — 雪*** · Jun 2026
“The famous Napoleon is delicious beyond needing a recommendation, and everything else was great too. A special shout-out to Zheng Fushun, who mixed us a ‘Ah Fu cinnamon ice-cream coffee’ that was ridiculously good. Warm, thoughtful service — we’ll be back.” — 159****4262 · Aug 2025
“The desserts were excellent, though the meat and seafood sections felt a bit thin. The service was good and the ingredients fresh — the kids loved it.” — 186****1947 · Aug 2026
Reviews translated from Chinese; nicknames masked for privacy.
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