Best casino in birmingham

All-you-can-eat buffets. They can feel more like a challenge than a relaxed dining experience. But not only does the mammoth task offer more bang for your buck, they also give you the chance to try everything on the menu. Many buffets in fact let you travel whole continents in a few plates! There’s something so simple about the bottomless menu that will surely leave everyone satisfied. So without further ado, here are some of the very best buffets in Birmingham.

1. Ming Moon

Sitting between Birmingham’s Chinese Quarter and Gay Village, you’ll find Ming Moon on Hurst Street. The buffet service means you don’t have to choose between your favourite traditional Chinese dishes. Plus, there’s a whole range of other Asian cuisines available, from Japanese sushi to Singapore noodles and Indian curries. If feasting on endless Pan-Asian food wasn’t enough, then Ming Moon is a must-visit for its themed karaoke rooms, including Peaky Blinders and Guns ‘n’ Roses. If that doesn’t make you sing with joy, nothing will.

Ming Moon Restaurant, 16 Hurst Street, B5 4BN

2. Boars Head World Buffet

Travel the world at the multi-cuisine buffet restaurant, Boar’s Head. From British to Chinese, Italian to Indian, you’ll likely find all your favourites dishes here. Plus, the exciting live cooking stations make this a wonder to behold, while guaranteeing your food is cooked to your perfection. Watch chefs make delicious Tandoori and stir fry delights, live grilled beef steak or the south Indian delicacy of dosa. To take a trip through a host of international cuisine, the lunch buffet starts at £ and dinner started at £

Boar&#;s Head, Aldridge Rd, Birmingham B44 8BH

3. Rodizio Rico

Rodizio Rico is an authentic Brazillian churrascaria in The Cube. What’s that you ask? The word roughly translates to barbeque and is where roving waiters serve the barbecued meats from large skewers directly onto diners&#; plates. Dinner starts at £ per person (lunch begins at £ per person) and gives you access to an endless supply of prime-cut BBQ meats. This includes things like Picanha, Sirloin Steak, Beef Ribs, Leg of Lamb, Lamb Chops, Pork Ribs, Sausages, Gammon, Chicken Legs, Chicken Hearts and Bacon Wrapped Chicken Breast. There are vegetarian options too, but there are better buffets in Birmingham for veggies.

Rodizio Rico, Wharfside St, Birmingham B1 1RN

4. Buffet Island

This former inn has an old-timey vibe with its black-and-white timbered frontage but is very much a sleek and modern Chinese buffet restaurant inside. You can expect almost dishes to choose from including favourites like Sweet and Sour Chicken, Beef in Black Bean Sauce, Crispy Shredded Duck Pancakes, Spring Rolls and Barbecue Spare Ribs. Not only that but in-house Sushi chefs prepare a range of delicious sushi throughout the evening. Those who prefer British food can also tuck into carvery, pizza and chips at Buffet Island.

Buffet Island, Tyburn Rd, Birmingham B24 8DX

5. Kyoto Sushi & Grill

From China to Japan, for £pp in The Arcadian, you can enjoy a range of Japanese delicacies. The all-you-can-eat restaurant,Kyoto Sushi & Grill, offers everything from classic nigiri to poke bowls, miso soup to gyoza and tempura. If you want to really taste the true breadth of flavours in the Land of the Rising Sun, this is your best bet in Birmingham.

Kyoto Sushi & Grill, 72 Hurst Street The Arcadian, Birmingham B5 4TD

6. Ziryab Executive Buffet

Between all the brilliant buffets in Birmingham, few can parallel Ziryab Executive Buffet in scale. It’s the biggest halal buffet in the UK and aims to reflect the “melting pot of cultures” found in Birmingham’s culinary scene. Seating guests, and surrounded by stylish interiors, Ziryab Executive Buffet offers everything from curries to stir-fries, burgers to pasta. It also has a dedicated buffet breakfast menu that truly sets it apart. Bottomless baked beans, anyone?

Ziryab Executive Buffet, , 35 Highfield Rd, Saltley, Birmingham B8 3QD

7. Happy Lamb

Most all-you-can-eat restaurants like to focus on Asian flavours, but not many travel to Mongolia. Happy Lamb is an all-you-can-eat restaurant, focused on Mongolian-style hot pot. Dip a range of delicious and fresh ingredients &#; like thinly sliced meats, green vegetables, seafood, noodles and more &#; into a rich and flavoursome broth. Packed with flavour, Happy Lamb is a unique dining experience.

Happy Lamb, 21 Ladywell Walk, Birmingham B5 4ST

8. Jimmy Spices

Found at the heart of Birmingham’s Broad Street area, Jimmy Spices celebrates a diversity of cuisines from all over the globe. Food from Mexico and the USA, like buffalo wings and fajitas, to Greek salads and Italian puddings (tiramisu!), is a trip around the world. Live stations making pizza, steak, stir-fry and more only add to the buzzing atmosphere. While students can also claim 25% off food after 8pm, Sunday to Friday.

Jimmy Spices, Unit 4, Regency Wharf, Broad St, Birmingham B1 2DS

9. Shahi Masala

Situated in an old pub, Shahi Masala provides modern dishes, inspired by historic Indian, Pakistani, Italian & Chinese cuisines using only locally sourced ingredients. Live cooking stations also offer stir fry, dosa, shawarma, and grill. Shahi Masala is also home to the famous Mr Tees Ice Cream, which you can help yourself to until your heart&#;s content!

Shahi Masala, 8 Burney Ln, Birmingham B8 2AH

Zauq Buffet

Potentially saving one of the finest buffets in Birmingham, Zauq Buffet has created what it calls the “fine dining buffet experience”. Combining a luxury setting, with open seating area and private booths, with traditional South Asian dishes it is proud to offer a more refined experience. The all-you-can-eat halal menu includes fresh salads and starters, delicious mains and desserts, and unlimited drinks on tap. Plus, live cooking stations offer pizza, lamb chops and stir-fry noodles.

Zauk Buffet, Unit 17, Star City Watson Rd, Nechells, Birmingham B7 5SA

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