Food & Drink

10 Of The Best All-You-Can-Eat Buffets In Brisbane

By Catherine Blake
17th May 2023

With our current penchant for clean lines and minimalist design sometimes it bears reminding that less isn’t always more. The word is in: more is more and an all-you-can-eat buffet is the way to go.

But where, how and what do we gorge on? Going all-you-can-eat on the Brisbane buffet dining scene will take you everywhere from Mexican mouthfuls to the Korean coal pits and even a Brazilian bacchanalia.

If you like the cut of that jib, you’ll love these incredible opportunities to dig in to a buffet in Brisbane. Bib up.

Zuma Restaurant

Brisbane CBD | Seafood Buffet

Is there anything better than fresh, seasonal seafood? There sure is—when you can eat as much of that seafood straight from an all-you-can-eat buffet. While Brisbane has been light on seafood buffets for the last few years, Zuma Restaurant inside voco Brisbane is bringing up the numbers with their brand new Seafood Buffet. For just $99pp, you can spend two hours eating your way through an array of freshly shucked oysters, mussels, fresh caught Mooloolaba prawns and sand crab, as well as Mediterranean grazing and dessert stations. There’s even a chocolate fountain to finish things off with, and you can level up with two hours of prosecco for just $32pp. Count. Us. In.                  

Yum Cha Cuisine

Mt Gravatt | All-You-Can-Eat Yum Cha 

Bottomless yum cha. Need we say more? Didn’t think so, but just so you’re aware of the finer details, this epic feast is always available at Garden City’s Yum Cha Cuisine for $69 a head. You’ll get 90 minutes to tuck away as many dumplings, buns, spring rolls, wontons, sweet and sour pork, honey chicken, dessert dishes and more as you can handle. Just be warned—go overboard and you will have to cough up $10 per 100 grams of wasted food, which we reckon is totally fair. 

La Costa

Fortitude Valley | All-You-Can-Eat Pizza & Gnocchi 

pizza and gnocchi on a table

La Costa is creating a carb-heaven every Wednesday night and our stomachs are rejoicing. From 5pm you can dig into three gnocchi varieties and five pizza options plus a wine or beer on arrival all for $25 per person. Just imagine delving into pumpkin and walnut gnocchi and then following it up with a mortadella, pistachio and stracciatella pizza or a tomato, mozzarella and spanish chorizo pizza… or both. They also have a special seafood gnocchi and pizza that changes daily so there is definitely a reason to head back every damn week. If that wasn’t enough you can also quench your thirst with $10 Aperols and negronis all night.

Kai Kai

St Lucia And Springwood | Fried Chicken Buffet 

baskets of wings and fries

Three words that make us drool just hearing them: Fried. Chicken. Buffet. Brisbane wing lovers take note, Kai Kai dish up all the chicken and sides you can eat for just $27.90pp, which gets you 12 flavours of wings, six flavours of loaded fries, bottomless rice and cinnamon jelly doughnut sandwiches for dessert. Say no more, we're in.

The Bavarian 

Chermside | All-You-Can-Eat Meat Wednesdays

a platter of german meats

Major carnivore? Well pop your top button and get yourself to your nearest Bavarian, where they dish up all-you-can-eat meat platters every Wednesday night for just $35. They’ll keep the crispy pork belly, golden-crumbed chicken schnitzels, German sausages, BBQ wings, sauerkraut and gravy coming until you say stop, and if that’s not enough, you can even add fries, mash and salad for $5 each. 

Seoul Bistro

Sunnybank | Unlimited Wings 

At Seoul Bistro it’s all about the wing thing and they offer their crispy chicken wings in uncapped quantities and in no fewer than SEVEN different flavours including honey wasabi, peri peri and, everyone’s favourite, Buffalo with blue cheese. This scorching hot Brisbane buffet deal goes for just $25.90 per head and includes some thin-cut fries, garlic bread and lemon iced tea because you’re worth it.

Hanwoori Korean Buffet

Brisbane City | Korean BBQ Buffet

people cooking korean bbq

This sizzling Korean BBQ buffet in Brisbane's CBD may actually be your deliverance (fair warning). The premise of DIY Korean BBQ is pretty incredible: load up your plate with as many vegetables and meats as you can handle and then cook it up yourself in one of the greatest interactive dining experiences since you made your own Play-Doh. Hanwoori’s particular buffet of barbecueables is UNLIMITED and will only set you back $50 Monday to Thursday and $53 on the weekends.

Navala Churrascaria

Brisbane City | All-You-Can-Eat Brazilian BBQ 

a person cutting meat off a skewer at a table of food

The pride and glory of Navala Churrascaria is their expansive offerings of Brazilian meat served Rodizio style, which translates to an unlimited meat degustation fresh off the wood and charcoal fire pits. There is seriously so much meat on offer your evening quickly becomes like a gambol through a butcher’s window. $69 lets you gorge on aged rib on the bone, sirloin, brisket, and pork belly with as many or as few sides as you please. Make sure you book though, this offer draws a crowd.

Salt Meats Cheese 

Newstead | All-You-Can-Eat Pizza 

a person picking up a slice of pizza

Well this sounds like a cure for Mondayitis if we ever heard one—Salt Meats Cheese dish up all-you-can-eat pizza every Monday night, and it will only set you back $29 per person (with a drink purchase). So if you reckon you could handle more than one of their Super Truffle Bros or King Brie pizzas, go for gold. Extra famished? You can even add on a bowl of pasta for $5. Can you die of carb-loading? We sure hope not. 

Bufwin 

Underwood | Fried Chicken Buffet 

a table full of fried chicken, fries and drinks

If the number of fried chicken buffets in Brisbane is anything to go by, this is a city that loves its wings. At Bufwin, all the crispy, golden wings you can eat in 90 minutes will set you back $24.90. Order them up in flavours like chicken salt, buffalo, hot sauce, BBQ, cheese and honey wasabi, and pair them with endless fries, lemon iced tea and ice cream. 

Ling Lings 

Fortitude Valley | Bottomless Fried Chicken 

hands holding a chicken wing

Got a craving for some fried chicken? Skip the drive-through, because Ling Lings dishes up three flavours of bottomless Korean-style fried chicken wings and golden fries every Thursday night. At just $20 per person, this deal is a steal, and yes, the fries are bottomless too. 

If you'd prefer bottomless booze instead (or both), check out Brisbane's best bottomless brunches.

Image credit: Tama Leaver/Flickr, La Costa, Kai Kai, Seoul Bistro, Hanwoori, Salt Meats Cheese, Navala Churrascaria, Bavarian, Bufwin, Ling Lings

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