5 Best Buffet Restaurants in Hanoi

Sen Restaurant Chain

The Sen Buffet Restaurant chain consists of three locations: Sen Tay Ho, Sen 60 Ly Thai To, and Maison Sen.

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Sen Tay Ho is located near West Lake Water Park on Lac Long Quan Street, offering an expansive space of 12,000 square meters and a picturesque garden. In the heart of Hanoi is Sen Ly Thai To, a three-story restaurant featuring diverse styles and accommodating up to 300 guests. With more than 150 dishes available, the menu includes both local specialties and international offerings such as Japanese cuisine, BBQ, and various seafood options.

Maison Sen, recently renovated, is located at 61 Tran Hung Dao Street. This restaurant features French architectural design and an Asian-Western fusion menu boasting over 200 dishes.

Buffet theme: The diverse menu ranges from Asian to Western delicacies, featuring grilled lobsters, pho, bun oc, sushi, and fresh salmon. With a pleasant dining atmosphere, a varied menu, high-quality offerings, and reasonable prices, the Sen restaurant chain attracts both locals and international visitors.

Buffet Poseidon

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Buffet Poseidon is highly regarded among locals as one of the premier buffet chains in Hanoi. It features an impressive fusion menu that merges Asian and Western cuisines, offering over 200 dishes. A key highlight is the unlimited selection of seafood, Japanese dishes, Thai hotpot, and a variety of BBQ options. Buffet Poseidon is particularly family-friendly, with a designated children's playground and spacious seating for larger groups. The average price ranges from 400,000 VND to 450,000 VND per person.

King BBQ Buffet

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The King BBQ Buffet chain is a paradise for BBQ enthusiasts, especially those who adore Korean BBQ. The restaurant prides itself on offering fresh imported beef and an extensive selection of nearly 200 traditional Korean dishes. Guests can choose from combo sets, set menus, or a la carte options, along with healthy King drinks to complement their meals. The average price falls between 250,000 VND and 450,000 VND per person.

Bo De Tam Vegetarian Buffet

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For those who are vegetarian or health-conscious, the vegetarian buffet at Bo De Tam restaurant is a delight. Held every Friday and on the 1st and 15th of the lunar calendar, it features between 35 and 50 themed dishes. All food is prepared fresh using no preservatives or artificial colors and is cooked with mineral water. The visually appealing dishes are crafted from colorful vegetables and mushrooms. Customers can also order from a standard menu or take advantage of delivery services.

Note: As of now, Bo De Tam only offers delivery services.

Seoul Garden

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Originating in Singapore in 1983, Seoul Garden has grown to become a globally recognized brand with locations in Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam, offering a premier "Grilled food and No-smoke hotpot" experience. The restaurant boasts modern design, a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and state-of-the-art smoke absorption and deodorizing systems. The menu features over 200 items, including grilled specialties and various hotpot options. Seoul Garden's staff is expertly trained by professionals from Singapore to ensure the highest quality service.

Other Buffet Choices to Consider

Pepperonis restaurant offers an affordable and satisfying buffet centered around pasta and Italian cuisine, including soups, Caesar salads, lasagna, and pasta with various sauces. For dinner, they provide a pizza buffet, a treat for fans of American-style dining. The buffet is available from 11 AM to 8:30 PM only.

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Kichi-Kichi is an all-you-can-eat hotpot destination where dishes are presented on small plates circulating on a rotary belt. Guests receive their own pot to cook their selected items. Prices start from 200,000 VND per person.

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