The Best All-You-Can-Eat Buffets And Bottomless Deals In Brisbane (2026 Edition)
When it comes to feasting, more is always more, and the best all-you-can-eat buffets in Brisbane are here to make sure no one leaves hungry.
But where, how, and what do we gorge on? Going hell for leather on Brisbane's bottomless dining scene (not to be confused with the bottomless brunch scene) will take you all over the world from sizzling steaks and seafood spreads to dumplings, curries and everything in between. And while you may need to size up those jeans afterwards, we reckon it’s worth it.
Take it from us here at Urban List—if you love nothing more than a good gorge-fest, dig into these all-you-can-eat buffets, restaurants and bottomless food deals in Brisbane. Bib up.
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At A Glance:
All-You-Can-Eat Buffets in Brisbane
Seoul Garden
341 Mains Road, Sunnybank
Melbourne’s favourite all-you-can-eat Korean joint has come to Queensland, and it does not disappoint. Seoul Garden gives you options, with a 90-minute all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ and hotpot feast that features over 30 meats and 50 hotpot variations for a mere $52.90 per person at dinner, or $44.90 per person at lunch. There’s even the option to go cheaper when you nix the BBQ and hotpot options. Look at you saving those dollars.
Shabu House
Level 1/70 Mary Street, Brisbane CBD
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Japanese buffet in the CBD? Sounds like you just took a seat at Shabu House. Famed for their all-you-can-eat Japanese hot pot, a visit here requires a hefty appetite. Between $35 and $56 per head (depending on what day of the week you go), choose your soup base (there’s flavours like tom yum, miso, and fish), before serving yourself a selection of meat, veggies, and noodles from the buffet. While you wait for everything to cook, be sure to hit the sushi and hot food bar for unlimited snacks, which are all included in the price per head.
Seoul Bistro
152 Turton Street, Sunnybank
At Seoul Bistro, it’s all about the wing thing, and they offer their crispy chicken wings in uncapped quantities across 10 different flavours. From honey wasabi to peri peri, and buffalo with blue cheese sauce, this scorching hot Brisbane buffet deal goes for just $28.90 per person and includes thin-cut fries, garlic bread, and lemon iced tea to wash it all down. Go you good thing.
Hanwoori Korean Buffet
Level 1/70 Mary Street, Brisbane CBD
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This sizzling Korean BBQ buffet in Brisbane's CBD has more than one option for your buffet-bulging eyes. First up is Hanwoori’s express lunch buffet for $30, which allows you to dig into hot foods like spring rolls, stir fry, soups, and sides, while for $45 you can load your plate with all the Korean BBQ goods you can handle. If it’s dinner you’re after, the buffet will set you back $55 Monday to Thursday and $58 on weekends, but with unlimited access to the buffet offering, we’d call that a deal.
Bufwin
2922-2926 Logan Road, Underwood
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 $27.90 per person. Order them up in flavours like chicken salt, buffalo, hot sauce, BBQ, cheese, and honey wasabi, but save some room for the fries, lemon iced tea, and ice cream.
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Bistro Suzette
249 Turbot St, Brisbane City
Buffet breakfast gets a French-flavoured upgrade at Bistro Suzette, tucked inside Sofitel Brisbane Central above Central Station. The $54 buffet breakfast comes with a spread of hot and cold breakfast favourites, including fancy plates like oeufs mimosa au caviar. Breakfast is served Monday to Friday from 6:30am to 10am, and Saturday and Sunday from 6:30am to 10:30am. Weekend buffet breakfast is currently reserved for in-house hotel guests, so check before making the trip.
Tenya
1/300 George St, Brisbane City
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Indulge in a premium seafood buffet in Brisbane Quarter at luxe Japanese restaurant Tenya. It brings together Alaska king crab, Moreton Bay bugs, spanner crab, freshly shucked oysters, sashimi, sushi and grilled wagyu, alongside hot dishes, salads, breads and desserts. Dinner runs for 90 minutes, with two sittings from Monday to Saturday. Prefer something lighter? The weekday lunch buffet serves sushi, dim sum, noodles, salads and hot dishes.
Thai On Time
55 Elizabeth St, Brisbane City
If your ideal buffet involves going back for another plate of Thai food, Thai On Time has you covered. Its all-you-can-eat buffet serves unlimited dishes alongside free-flowing soft drinks and ice cream, all for $35 per adult or $20 per child. You’ll have 60 minutes to work your way through the spread, with the buffet available for both lunch and dinner. Expect Thai favourites including pad Thai, green curry, massaman curry, pad see ew and more.
Go-Jip
Level 1/11-21 Kingston Rd, Underwood
Come hungry to Go-Jip, where Korean BBQ meets an all-you-can-eat buffet. The 90-minute BBQ buffet starts at $49.90 per person for lunch and $59.90 for dinner, with the latter also including access to the premium sushi bar. There’s also a $24.90 buffet at lunch if you’re skipping the BBQ. The sushi bar is available during weekday dinner and all day on weekends, while kids aged four and under eat free.
Bottomless Deals In Brisbane
Brooklyn Depot
172 Grey St, South Brisbane
Have you ever found yourself wondering how many burgers can you scarf down in 60 minutes? Well, it’s time to find out, because Brooklyn Depot is doing bottomless cheeseburgers everyday Tuesday for $29.99. Featuring a milk bun, American cheese, a smashed beef patty, and their signature Depot sauce, this offer is an absolute handful with bottomless fries available for just $9.99. Plus, if you’ve got another favourite on the menu, you can pick another burger to replace the cheeseburger in your bottomless deal for an extra $20.
Vici
174 Grey St, South Brisbane
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Vici’s carb-heaven offering just got holier with their latest addition to the menu: bottomless lasagne. With winter rolling in, Vici is warming you up with layer upon layer of cheesy, meaty goodness—adding lasagna to their all-you-can-eat deal. Every Wednesday night from 5pm, you can dig into a 90-minute pasta festa for $40 per person with any drink purchase. Just imagine delving into slow-cooked beef ragu rigatoni or crispy bacon carbonara swimming in silky mascarpone sauce. There are even gluten-free options for an extra $5 so no one misses out.
La Boca
39 Edward St, Brisbane City
If unlimited meat sounds like your idea of a good time, La Boca’s bottomless asado lunch deserves a spot on your hit list. Available Saturdays and Sundays, the $59 per person feast gets you 90 minutes of unlimited Wagyu beef brisket, lamb shoulder, pork scotch and charcoal-grilled chicken thigh, all served with house-made chimichurri. The first platter comes with a taste of everything before you can reorder your favourites. Add two small sides for $10 per person, or make it extra celebratory with bottomless sangria for $19 per person.
Kai Kai
1/225 Hawken Drive St Lucia & 3/25 Watland Street, Springwood
Three words that make us drool: Endless. Fried. Chicken. Brisbane wing lovers take note: Kai Kai is dishing up all the chicken and sides you can eat for just $32.90 (and $30.90 for students), which gets you 14 flavours of wings, beef and chicken burgers, six flavours of loaded fries, mash and gravy, hot bread rolls, steamed rice and cinnamon jelly doughnut sandwiches for dessert. Cue the food coma.
Mucho Mexicano
274 Hawthorne Rd, Hawthorne
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Mucho Mexicano is hosting a four-day fiesta every week with bottomless tacos from Monday to Thursday. For $30 per person, you can enjoy a flavor-packed menu filled with eight different options, including juicy shredded beef cheek with green mole, crispy prawn and chill mayo, or chargrilled chicken, chipotle and corn salsa tacos. This two-hour taco party can be enjoyed from 12pm all day and at 5pm or 7pm in the evening, with a drink purchase. Got a little one with an appetite? The deal is $15 for each child 12 years and under.
Yum Cha Cuisine
Westfield Garden City, Upper Mount Gravatt
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 $59 per person Monday to Thursday, and $69 per person Friday to Sunday. You’ll get 60 minutes to tuck away as many dumplings, buns, spring rolls, wontons, sweet and sour pork, honey chicken, and dessert dishes as you can handle. Just be warned: go overboard, and you’ll have to cough up $10 per 100 grams of wasted food.
Goodtime
22/45 Mollison Street, West End
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One of the cheapest all-you-can-eat offers around comes to you from the team at Goodtime, where you can dig into 20 different plate options plus a drink of your choice (talk about value). Dig into pork xiao long bao, edamame, crispy gyoza, piggy custard buns, and dumplings until you (literally) burst. At $29 Monday to Thursday and $35 Friday to Sunday, you know where to find us.
Navala Churrascaria
123 Eagle Street, Brisbane CBD
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. Available everyday for lunch and dinner, this deal lets you gorge on rump cap, sirloin, lamb leg, pork neck, and more for $79 per person, with as many or as few sides as you please. There's even a vegetarian option for $49 per person, with BBQ vegetable skewers, gourmet salads and more. To sweeten the deal, Navala changes the dessert each week—so keep an eye on the website to find out what they’re plating up.
BrewDog
235 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley
BrewDog in Fortitude Valley invite you to get double parked with wings in both hands every Wednesday. Dishing up unlimited chicken wings for only $30 per person, take your pick between spicy buffalo honey glaze, Tennessee dry rub, or tangy Korean glaze. Dabbling in the plant-based life? BrewDog has you covered, with all-you-can-eat cauliflower wings calling your name.
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