Buffets in St. Louis

If you’re considering going to a buffet in St. Louis, then you should decide which types of food you want to eat. While there are many different types of buffets, most of them sell specific types of food. Other STL restaurants feature more of a variety. Therefore, you should narrow down your options and choose something specific. Many foods are not quite suitable for serving at a buffet, so you might notice that there aren’t always as many options on a buffet as there are on a menu. However, there are several benefits to eating at a buffet including that you can choose exactly what you get on your plate. Check out these buffets in St. Louis

Haveli Indian Restaurant Indian cuisine is probably one of the most interesting cuisines in the world. Bursting with colour, flavour and texture, it is no wonder why many have been enthralled by this delightful cuisine at St Louis Indian restaurants.

St. Louis Buffet Restaurants	Phone Number	Location	Attributes
Ari’s	314-644-4424	South Hampton	Breakfast Buffet
Bamboo Bistro	314-241-8884	Downtown	Asian Food
Gokul	314-721-1888	University City	Indian
Haveli Indian Restaurant	314-423-7300	Page/Dielman	Indian Food
Himalayan Yeti	314-354-8338	South City	Indian
Hokkaido	314-270-9401	South County	Steak – Sushi
House of India	314-567-6850	University City	Indian
Mongolian BBQ Buffet	314-878-1998	Chesterfield	Mongolia
Mr. Curry’s	314-241-2877	Downtown	Indian

St. Louis Buffets

There are buffets available for a wide range of different types of food. So you can look around and find something that suits your preferences. While Chinese and American are the most common, you can also find Barbeque buffets, Mongolian buffets, Dim Sum buffets, and Sushi buffets.

American Food: Various American cuisine dishes are very popular to serve in buffet restaurants. These dishes typically include mashed potatoes, corn, peas, gravy, fried chicken, steak or Salisbury steak, hamburgers, and various types of sausages depending on the restaurant. Green beans, several types of potatoes and usually more than one type of gravy are usually present in an American style buffet.

Chinese Food: Chinese food is probably the most popular type of buffet cuisine because it heats up easily, is stored is sauce so that it is not dried out by heat lamps, and offers diners a range of different dishes to choose from. While the exact dishes offered do vary from restaurant to restaurant, most feature some variety of eggrolls or spring rolls, fried rice, chop suey, sweet and sour chicken, and a variety of other dishes made with fruit, seafood, and chicken. Peanut pork or chicken, mussels, and melons are all very popular at Chinese buffets.

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Breakfast: Breakfast buffets are popular in a wide variety of restaurants, including those without a dinner buffet. Most breakfast buffets include standard breakfast fare such as eggs cooked in a variety of ways. Diners will also find pancakes, waffles, sausages, and usually some types of fruit such as strawberries, orange or grapefruit, and melon. In some cases, cereals and milk are also available.

Salad: Salad bars are another type of buffet that is frequently seen, even when the restaurant does not have a traditional dinner buffet. Salad buffets usually include a variety of vegetables, fruits, and salad. In addition you will find toppings such as shrimp, cheese, and chopped ham, with which the diner can construct their own salads. These types of buffets are usually complementary with a meal, although it is possible to purchase a meal just from the salad bar.

Dessert: Finally, nearly every type of St. Louis restaurant has some sort of desert buffet, although true ‘buffets’ are mostly only seen in restaurants with a standard buffet. In most cases, a desert buffet will include deserts from the U.S., Europe, and the Caribbean, no matter what type of cuisine the restaurant services. For example, ice cream, a cream pie, a few types of cake, and usually a nut pie or brittle are very common.