The Best Buffets And All-You-Can-Eat Restaurants In Toronto (2024)

All-you-can-eat restaurants and buffets are the best way to sample a variety of dishes and get the best bargain for your buck – something that’s not so easy to do these days with the costs of living in the city. Luckily, there are still plenty of places to indulge in a feast for a set price in Toronto, from sushi to tacos.

Here’s our round-up of ten of the best all-you-can-eat restaurants and buffets in Toronto:

1. Copacabana

If you’re craving unlimited grilled meat which is carved tableside, Copacabana is the place for you. Though leaning more towards the expensive side in our list around $65-$85 per person (dependent on the day and time you visit), you’ll find fall-off-the-bone ribs, pork belly, chicken, steaks, prime rib, and so much more at this Brazilian restaurant. Don’t worry if you have a vegetarian guest – they also offer grilled vegetables, grilled pineapple, sides like rice, mashed potatoes, and fries, and mac n’ cheese. Save room for the fried bananas and vanilla bean gelato for dessert if you can!

Where: 230 Adelaide St. West, Toronto

2. MARKED Restaurant

MARKED is a South American restaurant on John Street offers an incredible all-inclusive brunch every weekend, from 11 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. on Saturdays and until 4:30 p.m. on Sundays. Indulge in unlimited small plates within their stunning venue, including French toast, pancakes, ceviche, and pork belly bacon. Make sure to read the fine print, as there are no takeaways – don’t order with your eyes! The menu costs between $75-$95 for adults (depending on whether you want the bottomless prosecco option or not) and $35 for children aged 10 and under.

Where: 132 John Street, Toronto

3. Bento King Buffet Club

Bento King Buffet Club is a new buffet restaurant in North York serving Taiwanese cuisine – included for the low price of just $14.99, which is basically unheard of these days. Fill up your plate with popcorn chicken, noodle dishes, spring rolls, chow mein, and so much more. The restaurant is currently open from 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. daily.

Where: 5308 Yonge Street, Toronto

4. La Chingada

Every Thursday, La Chingada on Dundas West is serving up AYCE tacos for $34.50 a person. From their blackened fish tacos to the pastor, you can’t go wrong at this authentic Mexican spot. They’ve got some rules you’ll have to abide by though; there’s a one hour time limit and you’ll start with three tacos, followed by one-at-a-time after. The whole taco must also be consumed before you can order your next.

Where: 1242 Dundas St. West, Toronto

5. Pennies

For just $17.99, and the price of one beverage, you can gain access to unlimited cheeseburgers and OG Tots at Pennies. And don’t fret, veggie cheeseburgers are an option! Pennies is known for its cheap sliders and drinks. Due to the AYCE menu’s popularity, you’ll now have to make a reservation. You can find upcoming dates for the event on their website here.

Where: 127 Strachan Ave, Toronto

6. Dragon Pearl Buffet

Dragon Pearl Buffet is a stunning Chinese buffet restaurant where the food is as impressive as its interior design. With wood details taken from an ancient ship, you’ll get a great sense of history and culture within the restaurant. Offering menu items such as sushi, dim sum, Peking Duck, seafood, and so much more, the restaurant has something to satisfy even the pickiest of palates. Prices per adult range from $36 to $49 depending on the date and time of your visit.

Where: 865 York Mills Rd, Unit 2, Toronto

7. KaKa All You Can Eat

Located smack dab downtown Toronto, KaKa All You Can Eat serves up an impressive offering of over 100 Japanese menu items, many of which are unique that you wouldn’t find at other typical sushi AYCE restaurants. From their torched sushi to their teppanyaki grilled skewers, both sushi and non-sushi lovers are sure to find something they love. Prices for adults during the week are $41.99, and $43.99 on weekends.

Where: 655 Bay St, Toronto

8. Korean Grill House

With multiple locations across the city, this Korean all-you-can-eat restaurant lets you grill your own barbecue meats yourself right at your table. Korean Grill House offers a variety of options, including marinated pork, Kalbi beef ribs, shrimp, squid, chicken, fish, and sides like fried rice or noodles to accompany them. Prices range from $33.99 – $36.99 per adult.

Where: Multiple locations

9. Aroma Indian Cuisine

Found in Toronto’s Entertainment District, Aroma Indian Cuisine is a great spot to fuel up before catching a show with their epic lunch buffet offered seven days a week. Between 11:30 a.m. and 3 p.m., serve yourself as much as you can handle from their meat, seafood, curries, rice dishes, naan, and more. The restaurant also offers an ala carte menu for dinner. Prices range from $21.95 during the week to $24.95 on weekends.

Where: 287 King St W, Toronto

10. Gyubee Japanese Grill

This all-you-can-eat Japanese barbecue restaurant is another destination where you can grill your own meats at your table, offering everything from miso-marinated steak to garlic beef brisket, pork belly, seafood, and veggies. Prices range from $40.99 on weekday visits to $43.99 for weekends.

Where: Multiple locations