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Best Buffets in Manhattan, NY - Crab House All You Can Eat Seafood, The Buffet, Let's Meat, Clement, The Theater Buffet, Eat Well Modern Buffet , JoyPot, Umi Hotpot Seafood & Sushi Buffet, Hibachi Grill & Supreme Buffet, Happy Land Buffet.
- Crab House, Midtown East
- The Buffet, Flushing
- 99 Favor Taste, Multiple Locations
- Let’s Meat, Koreatown
- Maya, Lenox Hill
- Becco, Hell’s Kitchen
- Churrascaria Plataforma, Midtown
- Akino, Elmhurst, Queens
- Hou Yi Hot Pot, Lower East Side
- Witch Topokki, Flushing
If you’re in the mood for seafood, the Crab House in Midtown East has got you covered. They do a “contactless” version of a usual buffet, where you check off what you want on a paper menu, the chefs cook it fresh and it’s brought out to you, and you can order as items as many times as you want for $69.95. Everything’s fresh and made to order, from ...
The Buffet in Queens is one of the best buffets going right now, and it’s because of their diverse range of Asian cuisines that you’ll find at their walk-up bar. No matter what you’re in the mood for, you can taste test everything from a fresh Japanese sushi bar & teppanyaki grill, to authentic regional cuisines from China such as hand-carved Pekin...
With locations in Brooklyn, the Lower East Side, Flushing and Staten Island, you’ll have plenty locations to choose from to enjoy all-you-can-eat authentic Chinese hot potand Korean BBQ restaurant. Enjoy AYCE hot pot for $22.99 per person, $25.88 for BBQ, or $30.99 for both. Oh, and you get to eat for free on your birthday too! Where: Brooklyn, the...
Let’s Meat is the first all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue in Manhattan—a concept that has proven popular in places like Los Angeles and Korea over the years. There are two AYCE options to choose from, a premium and an original. The original is slightly cheaper (at $36.99) and includes 18 items: 14 proteins, five side dishes, and four vegetables. The ...
Bottomless brunch takes on a whole new meaning at this Mexican restaurant on the east side where not only are the drinks unlimited, but the entrees too! On Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., get unlimited brunch plates and free-flowing brunch cocktails for $55 per person, or $45 for food only. Unlimited brunch plates include all dishes f...
Renowned Italian chef Lidia Bastianich & her son Joe opened Becco on Restaurant Row in the Theater District in 1993. Their signature dish is the all-you-can-eat pasta: for $29.95 you can enjoy unlimited table side service of Executive Chef William Gallagher’s three daily pasta preparations, plus an appetizer. See more here. Where: 355 W 46th St : 5...
Enjoy a taste of Brazil at this delicious steakhouse in Midtown. For $42 for lunch for $69 for dinner, treat yourself to an all-you-can-eat experience with gourmet salad bar, signature cuts from sirloin to flank steak to pork sausage, and sides from rice to plantains to grilled vegetables to black beans. Find out more on their website here. Where:3...
All you can eat sushi, anyone? This spot in Queens costs $16.99 for lunch & $27.99 for dinner on weekdays, $17.99 for lunch and $28.99 for dinner on weekends & holidays, and has amazing reviews for their rolls. Where:80-80 Broadway, Elmhurst : Elmhurst Ave
At this Lower East Side haunt you can enjoy unlimited hot spot for $29 per person. Choose from two soup broths and then boil all the meats, vegetables and noodles you like. Oh, and there’s also a scoop-your-own ice cream bar for dessert! Make reservations at 212-966-3420. Where: 92 Hester St : Grand St
This Korean cuisine spot in Queens focuses on AYCE topokki, also referred to as “spicy rice cakes.” Mix and match all sorts of sauces, rice cakes, noodles, and toppings to create your ultimate concoction! The best part is that it’s self-service so you can take matters into your own hands! We totally think it’s worth the trek to Flushing! Where:146-...
- Churrascaria Plataforma. Restaurant, Brazilian, $$$ Carnivores can’t rave highly enough about Churrascaria Plataforma, a Brazilian steakhouse serving the city’s heartiest buffet.
- Becco. Restaurant, Italian, $$$ Enjoy mouthwatering pasta | © RitaE / Pixabay. A standout star of the Theater District-adjacent Restaurant Row, Becco owes its fans to its popular pasta buffet served every day of the week.
- Nom Wah Tea Parlor. Restaurant, Chinese, Dim Sum, $$$ Feast upon unlimited dim sum | © Jing / Pixabay. Nom Wah Tea Parlor has been a New York City favorite since 1920, but the Chinatown dim sum spot only became a popular buffet destination back in 2016.
- Sigiri. Restaurant, Asian, $$$ In the restaurant-packed East Village, Sigiri manages to stand out. Not only is it the area’s sole Sri Lankan restaurant, but Sigiri’s black pork curry, string hopper kottu, and Sri Lankan fruit cordials are a few of the best dishes in the neighborhood.
Best Buffet Restaurants in New York City, New York: Find Tripadvisor traveler reviews of THE BEST New York City Buffet Restaurants and search by price, location, and more.
Top 10 Best Restaurants Buffet in Manhattan, NY - March 2024 - Yelp - Crab House All You Can Eat Seafood, Let's Meat, 99 Favor Taste - New York, Woorijip, The Buffet, The Theater Buffet, Sushi Lab Rooftop, Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ, Clement, Golden Corral Buffet & Grill
Top 10 Best Buffet Restaurants in Manhattan, NY - March 2024 - Yelp - Crab House All You Can Eat Seafood, Let's Meat, Copacabana, Clement, The Buffet, Paesano of Mulberry Street, Jacob Soul Food Restaurant, Darbar Grill, Five Senses, B&B Restaurant Corporation.
Oct 11, 2016 · Buffets are a glorious invention. You get to see the food you want, choose as much as you want and come back for more without feeling like Miss Piggy. With roots in 16th century Scandinavian smörgåsbords, modern buffets have taken on a new identity. They appeal to eater-take-all types and bottomless brunch aficionados looking for volume and more volume, but they can also be refined ...
