Buffet eating could be considered a national sport in Hong Kong. Us Hong Kongers are constantly looking for ways to pack a big meal for a fixed price. What is not better than unlimited food, drinks, and desserts?
Fret not if the choice of where to go for an all-you-can-eat experience sounds debilitating. Our guide is going to make it easier for you to pick your next adventure on eating a bit too much to fuel your happiness!
The best buffets in Hong Kong
The Market, Hotel ICON
Hotel ICON’s buffet is so good it won the Foodie Forks best buffet award in our 2024 ceremony. The Market puts on a mega spread featuring a heavy focus on seafood, including crab legs, sashimi, lobster, and mussels. A collection of top Singaporean, Chinese, Malay, Indian, Thai, Japanese, South East Asian, and Western dishes are served here. Make sure to save room for the buffet’s signature durian dessert spread.
The Market, 2/F, Hotel ICON, 17 Science Museum Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, 3400 1388, book here
Breakfast buffet from HKD298 and HKD188, lunch buffet from HKD448 and HKD318, dinner buffet from HKD858 and HKD578 for adults and children respectively
Harbourside, Regent Hong Kong
Regent Hong Kong’s very own buffet restaurant has its incredible harbour view to thank for its popularity in the buffet-loving crowd. Harbourside prides itself on a long spread that covers all three meals of the day. Breakfast enjoys a wide spread of Western and Hong Kong-style sweet and salty breakfast items. On offer for lunch and dinner, find salad and cold meats, sushi and sashimi, a variety of Southeast and Chinese snacks, and roasted meats.
Harbourside, G/F, Regent Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, 2313 2313, book here
Breakfast buffet from HKD398 and HKD198, lunch buffet from HKD548 and HKD318, dinner buffet from HKD948 and HKD558 for adults and children respectively
The Farmhouse, Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong
On the east side of Hong Kong town, The Farmhouse puts on a mighty spread throughout the day for guests staying at the hotel, or those looking for a mighty buffet deal. For breakfast, a mix of Eastern and Western pastries, cereals, cold meats, and salads tempt the early birds, whilst lunch includes a greater Chinese barbecue, wok-fried dishes, and seafood selection. When dining at the buffet at night, be sure to dig into their roast meat station and Indian curries.
The Farmhouse, 2/F, Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong, 1 North Point Estate Lane, North Point, 3896 9896, book here
Breakfast buffet from HKD248 and HKD124, lunch buffet from HKD398 and HKD199, dinner buffet from HKD738 and HKD374 for adults and children respectively
cafe TOO, Island Shangri-La
cafe TOO is one of the largest buffets in Hong Kong and includes an even match of both Japanese and Cantonese dishes and Western plates served in the hotel. Their signature covers an import of local legends Yat Lok Roast Goose, Tai Cheong Bakery, and Master Low-Key Food Shop for top Cantonese bites. Their stations also cover sushi, roast chicken, beef, and pork, and a dedicated noodle station.
cafe TOO, 7/F, Island Shangri-La Hong Kong, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, 2820 8571, book here
Breakfast buffet from HKD398, lunch buffet from HKD518, dinner buffet from HKD828 for both adults and children
Kitchen, W Hong Kong
The flavours of Europe and Americas come clashing together with Asia at the Kitchen, W Hong Kong’s esteemed hotel buffet. Set against a salivatory Hong Kong Island skyline backdrop, the buffet has everything you want: fresh garden salads, Indian, Singaporean, and Thai curries, Cantonese noodles, grilled beef and lamb, pasta and pizza, and sweet treats to end the affair on. We recommend heading there for dinner to catch the sun setting in the west of the city.
Kitchen, 6/F, W Hong Kong, 1 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui, 3717 2299, book here
Breakfast buffet from HKD388, lunch buffet from HKD488 and HKD308, dinner buffet from HKD798 and HKD518 for adults and children respectively
The Place, Cordis Hong Kong
Evidently, Hong Kong’s buffet game is most strong in the southern Kowloon peninsula dotted around the area’s five-star hotels. This is no different to Cordis Hong Kong’s The Place buffet restaurant, a long-standing space dedicated for savouring the world’s flavours. Seafood items crab, lobster, and oysters are the main attraction here, with dedicated Chinese barbecue, wonton noodle, dimsum, and European small bite stations ones to also take note of.
The Place, L/F, Cordis Hong Kong, 555 Shanghai Street, Mong Kok, 3552 3028, book here
Lunch buffet from HKD398 and HKD248, dinner buffet from HKD6888 and HKD598 for adults and children respectively
TIFFIN, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
To pardon the pun, TIFFIN is one of the more grand buffets in the city, housed within the Wan Chai-based hotel soaking up royal vibes, sun, and skyline views. Their buffet excels with their elegant cake selection, gelato stand, green salads, cold meats, and roasted meats and seafood. Compared to other spots in Hong Kong, TIFFIN is more quiet and relaxed owing to its limited seats on the hotel’s mezzanine floor.
TIFFIN, M/F, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, 2584 7722, book here
Lunch buffet from HKD518 and HKD259, dinner buffet from HKD838 and HKD491 for adults and children respectively
Mr. Steak Buffet a la minute
Causeway Bay’s Mr. Steak Buffet a la minute offers an affordable buffet experience without breaking the bank. Their offerings are compact and focus on protein, such as oysters, crab legs, wagyu beef, lobster, dim sum, and whelk. The buffet restaurant is constantly running monthly specials and discount rates so keep an eye out for the deals on their Instagram page. This place is best visited with a big group of friends.
Mr. Steak Buffet a la minute, 6/F, World Trade Centre, 280 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay, 2881 5757, book here
Lunch buffet from HKD272 and HKD203, dinner buffet from HKD378 and HKD238 for adults and children respectively
Yamm, Mira Hong Kong
Inside The Mira Hong Kong, Yamm brings together the taste of French, Italian, Malaysian, Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, and Taiwanese cuisine for a world tour on the buffet stage. Signatures at the Tsim Sha Tsui buffet include their sushi and sashimi, aged cheese and parma ham, and live noodle cooking stations offering a variety of Asian noodle dishes.
Yamm, G/F, The Mira Hong Kong, Mira Place 2, 118-130 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, 2315 5111, book here
Lunch buffet from HKD468 and HKD268, dinner buffet from HKD788 and HKD398 for adults and children respectively
JW Cafe, JW Marriott Hong Kong
From breakfast to dinner, JW Cafe caters a seafood-speciality buffet inside the illustrious Admiralty hotel. Whilst early morning servings include an assortment of continental breakfast specialties, wonton noodles, fruits, cold meats, and yoghurts, the lunch and dinner buffet brings out the lobsters, crab, prawns, salmon, cod, sushi, nigiri, and sashimi.
JW Cafe, 5/F, JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, 2810 8366
Breakfast buffet from HKD388 and HKD278, lunch buffet from HKD528 and HKD378, dinner buffet from HKD798 and HKD558 for adults and children respectively
