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Buffet Restaurants in Brisbane City
Hanwoori Korean BBQ Buffet
A Korean and barbecue restaurant that offers fresh, high-quality ingredients in their buffet.
Malee Made in Thailand
The only Thai BBQ in Brisbane city, offering traditional tastes of Thailand through their Asian fusion cuisine.
Shabuhouse
A Japanese restaurant with a unique hotpot dining experience where meat and seafood are cooked with vegetables and other ingredients in individual pots.
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Top 10 cuisines
The most popular cuisines in Brisbane City are:
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American Argentinian Asian Fusion Asian Australian Bar & Grill Barbecue Beer Bar Beer garden Brazilian Breakfast & brunch British Buffet Burger Cafe Cafeteria Caterer Chicken Joint Chinese Coffee shop Cupcake Shop Dessert Shop Dim sum Diner Donut Shop Family style Fast food Food Delivery Service Food stall Food Truck French Frozen Yogurt Shop Gelato Shop Gluten-Free Greek Health Food Ice Cream Shop Indian Indonesian Italian Japanese Korean Malaysian Mediterranean Mexican Noodle House Pakistani Peruvian Pizza Place Pub Ramen Restaurant Salad Bar Sandwich shop Seafood Smoothie & Juice Bar South Indian Steakhouse Sushi Tapas Bar & Restaurant Thai Turkish Vegetarian/Vegan Vietnamese YakinikuWhat people say
If you're in the mood for a feast, there's no better way to indulge than at one of Brisbane City's many buffet restaurants. From international cuisine to classic Aussie dishes, there's something for everyone. But with so many options to choose from, how do you know which ones are worth your time and money? Here are some top recommendations based on online reviews and comments.
For a high-end experience, head to the Stamford Plaza Brisbane's Brasserie on the River. This waterfront restaurant offers an extensive buffet that changes daily, with everything from fresh seafood to roast meats and decadent desserts. Prices start at $69 per person, but according to locals and tourists alike, it's well worth the splurge.
Another popular option is the Sofitel Brisbane Central's Thyme2 restaurant. With over 100 dishes on offer, including a sushi bar and a chocolate fountain, this buffet is sure to satisfy any craving. Prices start at $69 per person as well.
For those looking for a more affordable option, head to Sizzler in the Myer Centre. While it may not be as fancy as some other options, this all-you-can-eat chain has been a favourite among locals for years thanks to its variety of salads, soups, pastas and steaks. Prices start at just $19.95 per adult.
Overall, whether you're a local or just passing through Brisbane City, there's no shortage of buffet restaurants to choose from. Just be sure to check online reviews before making your choice!