I was craving Italian food for lunch so I decided to give 208 a try. Having heard much good about it's generous brunch buffets I couldn't wait to stuff my face with pasta. Staff is very friendly and helpful, got seated immediately.
For lunch there's the option of an antipasti buffet (128$), antipasti buffet + pasta (148$) or just pasta (128$). Thining the pasta plate will give me food coma already I decided to ditch the anitpasti buffet (which consisted of different kinds of salads and a cold cut platter but no cheeses).
I opted for the Wagyu beef bolognese parpadelle. Waiting time was short (thank god) and serving looked nice. Unfortunately it was the perhaps tiniest amount of pasta I've ever been served. Flavour was good although lacking the offer of extra grated parmesan since there was hardly any and the pasta al dente. However, having finished the pasta within 5 minutes because it was so little, left me still hungry which is not very practical if you still have a full afternoon of work to finish. There also was no offer of bread / olive oil given that 128$ for less than a handful of pasta is simply rude.
Unfortunately I will not come back again (for food) as I don't want to waste my money again. Even ABC Kitchen in the cooked food market serves a more generous portion for a fraction of 208's price tag.