All You Can Eat | Melbourne's BEST AYCE Restaurants

As voted by Melbourne's top foodie reviewers! Where are the BEST All You Can Eat restaurants in Melbourne? Also called buffet, All You Can Eat restaurants have a long sranding tradition in Melbourne. Everyone remembers Smorgy's, Sizzler and the Swagman Restaurant. Unlimited food dining is very popular with restaurants throughout Melbourne, so, where are the good ones? The recommendations below are based on Melbourne's best guides: theurbanlist.com, timeout.com, foursquare.com, askmelbourne.com.au and tripadvisor.com.au. What You Need to Know Avoid your bread and dips (fill you up). Select carefully, avoid fried things that fill you up and eat slowly, drink water and leave room for dessert. All You Can Eat Restaurants TheAge: goodfood Four of Melbourne's best all-you-can-eat restaurants by Tomas Telegramma | theage.com.au June 6, 2025 Five years on from COVID restrictions, the buffet resurgence is real. Here's what's driving the trend and tips for getting the most bang for your buck. Maalu Maalu, Brunswick - 246 Sydney Road, Brunswick, instagram.com/maalumaalubrunswick Divine Hotpot Midtown Plaza, 246 Bourke Street, Melbourne; Hopkins Street, Footscray BBQ King 280 King Street, Melbourne; 23 Railway Parade North, Glen Waverley Collins Kitchen at Grand Hyatt - 123 Collins Street, Melbourne theurbanlist.com Fill Up To The Brim With Melbourne's Best All-You-Can-Eat By James Shackell | theurbanlist.com 26th Feb 2020 We've all got a soft spot for Smorgy's in our hearts (those of us whose hearts didn't explode after eating 21 consecutive plates of pizza, cinnamon doughnuts and chicken chow mein), but buffets have come a long way since the days of the lukewarm bain-marie. Now, they're actually good. TOP 3 Endless Sushi | Gaijin - South Yarra Luxe Buffet | Melba - Southbank Unlimited Veggo | Crossways - CBD timeout.com The best all-you-can-eat restaurants in Melbourne Adena Maier | timeout.com Tuesday 19 July 2022 If you have fond memories of chowing down at your local Sizzler, it's time to elevate the experience with some of Melbourne's all-you-can-eat joints. And if you're imagining buffets with sad, limp salads and stale, unappetising bain-marie dishes, think again. Whether you're after Korean barbecue with endless high-quality cuts or a seafood bar with oysters, lobster and sashimi, we've rounded up the best spots where you can go back for seconds, thirds and fourths with no judgement. TOP 3 Conservatory - Southbank Shinbashi Yakiniku - Carlton Okami Greensborough - Greensborough foursquare.com The 15 Best Places That Are All You Can Eat in Melbourne Foursquare Lists | foursquare.com July 14, 2022 TOP 3 Chin Chin - Melbourne Grand Hyatt Melbourne - Melbourne Sofitel Melbourne on Collins - Melbourne askmelbourne.com.au Where Can I Find The Best All-You-Can-Eat Restaurants In Melbourne? Melbourne Blogger | askmelbourne.com.au Unlimited food and unlimited opportunities, a memory from an all you can eat buffet holds a special piece of everyone's heart, whether it was a family dinner at Smorgy's, an awkward first date at Pizza Hut or a boozy brunch at one of Melbourne's finest. TOP 3 Endless Sushi | Gaijin - SOUTH YARRA Luxe Buffet | Melba - SOUTHBANK Unlimited Veggo | Crossways - CBD tripadvisor.com.au Melbourne Buffet Restaurants Live list (updated) | tripadvisor.com.au TOP 3 David's Master Pot (Elizabeth St - CBD) Straits Cafe Melbourne Conservatory - Southbank All you can eat restaurants in Melbourne Five tips for getting bang for your buck Tomas Telegramma | theage.com.au Get the lay of the land It can be tempting to pile your plate straight away, but do a thorough walkthrough. You might find sashimi tucked away or a sought-after meat needing to be replenished. Feast on your favourites first The more you eat, the less enjoyable each plate becomes. So, load up on what you love to begin with, rather than working up to it. Who says dinner can't start with steak? Go hard on seafood and (premium) meat Actually eating your money's worth means blowing out on what sets you back a lot to buy elsewhere a la carte. Load up on as many oysters and as much wagyu as you can. Go easy on all-things carby These are only words to live by at a buffet because carbs will fill you up prematurely. Go for sashimi over nigiri, or nigiri over maki rolls. Skip the pasta and noodles et al. Consider a lunchtime visit In most cases, it's less expensive to hit a buffet at lunch as opposed to dinner. And it's also likely to be a little less busy, so there's a higher chance of you feasting in peace.