Here is a list of popular all you can eat buffet options in Sydney as of 2025:
- Butcher's Buffet: Korean BBQ, meat lover's paradise, from $35.90 lunch, $45.90 dinner, multiple locations
- Hotpot Palace: All you can eat hotpot with rich broths and diverse ingredients, from $42.80, in Carlingford & Canley Heights
- Dookki: Korean tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes) buffet, customizable flavors, from $34.80 in Sydney CBD
- Kobe Wagyu Restaurant: Premium Wagyu beef buffet with fresh sushi and sashimi, from $90 in Sydney CBD
- TK Something BBQ: Asian fusion BBQ with tabletop grills and all you can eat creme brulee dessert, $45 in Canley Vale
- Hotpot City: Individual hotpot buffets in Hurstville & Bankstown, dinner $39, lunch $25
- Okami: Japanese all you can eat including sushi, sashimi, tempura, teriyaki, from $39.80, multiple locations
- Kyo Ya Izakaya: Japanese hotpot and sushi buffet, $48 for standard, $68 for premium in Wentworth Point
- Epicurean at Crown Sydney: Sophisticated international buffet with nine live kitchens and seafood, located in Barangaroo
- Harvest Buffet at The Star: Featuring seafood, sushi, oysters, prawns, crabs, and more
- The Colonial British-Indian Buffet: Monthly all you can eat curries, naan, samosas in Darlinghurst, $59
- Star Buffet: Over 100 dishes including seafood, roasts, sushi, and BBQ, family-friendly, locations in Bankstown, Penrith, Bossley Park
- Signatures Buffet: Seated buffet at St Marys Rugby League Club, from $33 adults
- Govindas Cinema, Darlinghurst: Vegetarian and vegan buffet $28
- The Grange Buffet: International cuisine buffet in Blacktown, $28.80 adults
- Salts Meats Cheese: All you can eat pizzas Monday nights $35 at Circular Quay
- BahBQ Brazilian Grill: Brazilian churrascaria style with unlimited fire-roasted meats, Crows Nest
These options cover a wide range of cuisines and price points for all you can eat dining experiences in Sydney.
