Dining at a buffet or all you can eat restaurant is a good way to stretch your budget, and in some cases, satisfy a variety of picky eaters as a group. Finding these restaurants, however, can be a challenge. Thankfully, when it comes to looking for all you can eat, Quebec City has a handful to choose from.
Here are some restaurants known for delicious all you can eat in Quebec City!
Le Vivoir
This health-forward all you can eat buffet is located at Monastère des Augustines in Old Quebec City: Le Vivoir. You do not need to be a guest at the amazing monastery to dine here. Foods are locally sourced and organic where possible. Lunch is the best time to have the all you can eat menu.
77 rue des Remparts, 418-694-1639
Sushi Sakura
Sushi Sakura is an all you can eat sushi spot in the neighbourhood of Ste-Foy. It’s a perfect restaurant for a group meal, or on your own. Arrive hungry and if you’re not sure what is on the plates delivered to your table, ask! Dinner during the week is 34.99 CAD, on weekends it’s 4 CAD more. From Friday to Sunday it’s open for lunch, which is 23.99 CAD per adult.
3400 chemin des Quatre-Bourgeois, 581-981-8008
Sakura BBQ Coréen
Korean BBQ is always a good idea, and in Ste-Foy, Sakura BBQ Coréen is the best place to go for all you can eat Korean BBQ and sushi. The menu features dishes like miso soup, maki rolls, ramen, and an array of sliced meats and fish for BBQ. The price is around 40 CAD per person and worth every penny.
3121 boulevard Hochelaga, 581-300-9161
Saveurs des Continents
Located at the Charlesbourg Galeries, Saveurs des Continents is a buffet serving a variety of cuisines. Choose dishes inspired by dishes from Asia, Mexico, Italy and Greece, stick to American favourites, or take your plate on a global journey.
This all you can eat in Quebec City is great for families as children under 12 eat for free. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights are all you can eat crab nights. The cost is 31.99 CAD during the week and 36.99 CAD on weekends.
4250 ave 1re, 418-621-9999
Le 10Vagues Resto-Bar
This hotel restaurant Le 10Vagues Resto-Bar serves a breakfast buffet, as well as a dinner buffet. The all you can eat buffet has salads, grilled meats, veggies, pasta, and pizza. It is 27.99 CAD for adults (13 years old and up), 14.95 for children 5 to 12 years old, and 7.25 for children under 5 years. It is nothing fancy, but the food is good and there is something for everyone to enjoy.
3115 ave des Hôtels in L’Hôtel Québec, 418-658-5120
Restaurant Tomas Tam
Just outside Quebec City in L’Ancienne-Lorette is Restaurant Tomas Tam https://tomastam.com/, a buffet-style restaurant serving Chinese and Canadian dishes. Specialties include pineapple chicken, wonton soup, fried rice and fried noodle dishes. The lunch buffet ranges from 25.95 to 30.95 CAD, and dinner is from 30.95 to 41.95 CAD.
5233 boulevard Wilfrid-Hamel, 418-871-8182
Dining all you can eat in Quebec City will take you into the city’s suburbs, and heart of local life in any city. The key to enjoying a buffet-style meal is to pace yourself, and of course, wearing stretchy pants!
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What to Do in Quebec City region and How to Organize Your Trip
Curious about how to spend your day in the Quebec City region? Here’s a list of the top activities to consider adding to your plans:
- Admire Quebec City’s largest waterfall and take a cable car to the top of the Montmorency Falls.
- Experience a unique walking adventure in the heart of Old Quebec and learn about its history.
- Discover the food, beverages, and vineyards of Île d’Orléans.
- Explore the wilderness near Quebec City with a hike in the Jacques-Cartier National Park.
- Introduce yourself to speed skating in Quebec City with top athletes on an inside ice ring.
- Ziplining above the Sainte-Anne canyon near Quebec City.
- Sleep comfortably at the Fairmont Château Frontenac and enjoy an incredible view of the St. Lawrence River.
- Enjoy a peaceful room at the Hilton Quebec and take a dip in the only year-round heated outdoor pool in Quebec City.
Preparing For Your Trip
When I look for things to do in my destination, I always have a look at Viator, GetYourGuide, Manawa, Civitatis and sometimes even Expedia.
It’s first off a great way to find out what there is to do, but always a quick and easy method to book cheaply and efficiently with these renowned platforms.
Need a place to sleep? I find most of my accommodations on Booking.com but I also use Hotels.com for their rewards program (11th free night) as well as Expedia. When booking smaller places in Quebec, you might not find them here and need to contact them directly.
Looking for a cheap flight to the Outaouais through Montreal? Have a look on Cheapoair or Skyscanner I use regularly.
Once you’re there, rent a car to roam free with DiscoverCars, AutoEurope or RentalCars or hop on a bus around Gatineau, Montreal, Quebec, and surrounding cities with Busbud.
Do you want to learn more about Quebec City? Take a look at our other pins!
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