Pavillon 67
1 du Casino Avenue | Website
If a more western style all you can eat buffet is more your style, be sure to visit Pavillon 67 located in the iconic Casino de Montréal. Enjoy the buffet with breathtaking views of the St. Lawrence seaway and skyline of the city. The concept of Pavillon 67 is that most of the buffet food is prepared in front of the guest – a rotisserie station sees whole roasted turkeys and chicken carved to order, as well as succulent whole-roasts sliced to perfection. Pavillion 67 also offers a brunch buffet on weekends.
Jardin De Jade Poon Kai Restaurant
67, de la Gauchetière Street West | Website
What’s a Chinatown without the quintessential Chinese buffet? Rows upon rows of steam tables with trays of classic and non-traditional Chinese dishes; Jardin De Jade Poon Kai Restaurant offers all your favourite Cantonese, Szechuan and dim sum specialties. Steps from Old Montréal, Jardin De Jade Poon Kai is fun for the entire family as it satiates all palates. Open late daily, this place hits the spot for your Chinese grub fix and late night munchies.
Le Taj
2077, Stanley Street | Website
The popular downtown Indian restaurant Le Taj is a choice destination of locals who seek a fiery mid-day meal. The lunch-time all you can eat buffet features traditional classics that are crowd favourites. Grilled meats and chutneys to freshly made naan to order, a lunch at Le Taj will definitely satisfy your Indian appetite. Make sure you stop by the window that looks into kitchen and the tandoor station to watch the magic happen right before your eyes.
Rosélys
900, René-Lévesque Boulevard | Website
Located in the famous Fairmont Queen Elizabeth hotel, Roselys hosts a swanky all-you-can-eat boozy brunch. Every Sunday, enjoy a gigantic buffet service that satiates all palates. From meat and seafood lovers, vegetarians or if you’ve got a sweet tooth, the options are endless. From a salad bar, cheese and charcuterie, hot seasonal dishes, meat by the slice, a dessert and candy car, there’s no walking away hungry. Brunch includes a mimosa on the house!
Sawadika
1800 de la Côte-Vertu Boulevard | Website
Sawadika means “hello” in Thai, but what you’ll want to learn is how to say “more”, because this spot serves all-you-can-eat Thai food. Not your typical serve-yourself type buffet, Sawadika is an à la carte formula where you order off the menu. Enjoy all your Thai favourites like tom yum soup, papaya salad, pad Thai, green curry, Thai basil eggplant and more in unlimited quantities. Don’t forget to bring your own wine!
Mon Ami
3629, Wellington Street | Website
Mon Ami BBQ is Montréal’s premiere all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ chain. They have over 60 items on their menu from deliciously marinated meats and seafood, fresh veggies and pickles to hot dishes like seafood pancakes, stewed rice cakes and noodles. Mon Ami also has specialty Korean alcohol available like flavoured soju (rice wine) and draft beef. There’s a two-hour limit on your seating so come hungry!
Saveurs des Continents
7200, Taschereau Boulevard | Website
Just 10 minutes from Downtown Montreal, Saveurs des Continents invites you to go on a gastronomic journey through the different continents. Tastes the flavours of Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americans through over 150 dishes, prepared right before your eyes to order! Kids under 12 eat for free during the week. In their commitment to providing the freshest and highest quality ingredients, they subscribe to a buy-local policy.
Although we say limitless, most restaurants charge an overage fee to prevent waste, please eat responsibly!
