Best All-You-Can-Eat Restaurants?
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It's a highway 7 and 400 in the complex with colossus movie theatre near chili's and all that.
http://www.spoonandfork.ca/vaughan.php
Have to tell you, I'm not usually big on Asian cuisine but I really liked this place. Like I mentioned ealier, only down side is after about the 3rd serving they almost disapear. If they fixed that up would be two thumbs up.
Yup went with a group of guys and we were drooling over all the eye candy working there.
If you like meat yes. there's a buffet but the highlight is the meat brought to your table.
If you go between Sunday-Thursday its only $35.00.
If you can eat, it's well worth it. Me and the guys I go with easily get 35 bucks worth.We eat so much sometimes I think they want to kick us out...lol.
You get your moneys worth if you think that at steak at a restaurant runs you 20 dollars to the skies the limit. And at the bottom end you are eating at average restaurants at best. $35 gets you into the Keg/Red Lobster level. And you will eat more than what those two places would serve.
Mind you maybe gorging yourself on heart clogging red meat should not be a selling point.
Definitly a go with friends and pace yourself kinda place.
I get the meat sweats just thinking about it. After my first time there, spending $40+ at the Keg just didn't make sense anymore.
I have to try Copacabana, sounds amazing.
How is My Big Fat Greek Buffet? I love Greek food, and I love buffets, so it sounds like a recipe for success.
I love the all you can eat Japanese places the most. For $20 I can eat as much salmon, shrimp, white tuna, tempura etc. that I want, I don't know how those places stay in business, I eat a ton of sashimi and sushi. I know they survive on volume, but their profit margins must be slim to nil.
How is My Big Fat Greek Buffet? I love Greek food, and I love buffets, so it sounds like a recipe for success.
I love the all you can eat Japanese places the most. For $20 I can eat as much salmon, shrimp, white tuna, tempura etc. that I want, I don't know how those places stay in business, I eat a ton of sashimi and sushi. I know they survive on volume, but their profit margins must be slim to nil.
A lot of them won't bring you everything you order, especially the expensive stuff which gets "sold out" and depend on big parties or families who will order drinks as well I guess. Rice, seaweed and farmed fish isn't that expensive either if you buy in bulk.
Dragon Pearl Chinese Restaurant at York Mills and Don Mills.
Good food imo tastes better then Mandarin. I love the furniture at Dragon Pearl, the big Ming Dynasty chairs look cool.
I've been there about 7 times in 2012
http://www.dragonpearlbuffet.com/index.html
Good food imo tastes better then Mandarin. I love the furniture at Dragon Pearl, the big Ming Dynasty chairs look cool.
I've been there about 7 times in 2012
http://www.dragonpearlbuffet.com/index.html
