Favourite buffet restaurants across India that should be on every foodie's list

Buffets are loved by all, for the versatility and varied options of the food they provide. The unlimited offerings at a reasonable price are hard to let go of. Big hotels across India provide breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets which are splendid. But other restaurants in India are coming up with a fantastic range of buffets as well, which have variety and are well within the average Indian budget. Following are buffet restaurants across India where you can go with a large group of people, have lots of food and enjoy to the fullest.

Global Fusion, Mumbai

When Global Fusion first opened, it instantly became the top choice for buffet among Mumbaikars. They have a large space and a grand ambience to complement it. The food is said to be simply out of the world. They serve varied pan Asian cuisine such as Chinese, Japanese, Asian and North Indian. There are 20 to 30 platters only for starters. Also, do not miss the live sushi bar there. 

Where: Andheri East, Versova, Bandra

Sigree Global Grill, Pan India

Sigree Global Grill has branches in Pune, Chennai and Mumbai. They have grills for roasting starters on each table and everything is explained well by the servers there. They serve North Indian, Turkish, Lebanese and Greek cuisines and also have live counters for pizza and pasta. 

Where: Malad and Powai in Mumbai, Chennai, Pune

Band Baaja Baaraat, Delhi

Band Baaja Baaraat is the quintessential Delhi restaurant with all its flamboyance and the best of North Indian food. Their rates are really reasonable and the ambience is lively and vivacious. If you love Indian weddings, this is the place you must visit considering their theme is that of a big, fat Punjabi wedding.

Where: A-6 Ground Floor, Vishal Enclave, Rajouri Garden

Barbeque Nation, Pan India

Barbeque Nation has 87 outlets across India and USA. They have managed to become a favourite among customers by constantly upping their game as they introduce new cuisines and food festivals. They are consistent with service across all branches. Dining at Barbeque Nation is an exquisite experience.

Where: Mumbai, Kolkata, Trivandrum, Nagppur, etc.

Windmills Craftworks, Bangalore

Windmills Craftworks is just as classy and sophisticated as the name suggests. It is said to be one of the best breweries of Bangalore. It is a bit on the pricey side but their terrace buffet shouldn't be missed out on. You'll love the place if you love antiques, jazz and books. 

Where: 331, Road 5B, EPIP Area, Next to KTPO, Whitefield

6 Ballygunge Place, Kolkata

The highlight of 6 Ballygunge Place is that it is a restaurant converted from a little house, which makes it exceptionally warm and cosy. It is one of the oldest places here and has earned itself a name for serving increasingly scrumptious food. You'll love it here if you like old-fashioned places.

Where: 6, Ballygunge Place, Ballygunge

Annalakshmi Restaurant, Chennai

Out of all the places on this list, the buffet at Annalakshmi is the most reasonably priced. It is the place suggested to those who're going to Chennai for the first time, to have a taste of the state. There is a certain richness in the spices they use and an authenticity rivalled only by a few restaurants in Chennai.

Where: 18/3, Rukmani Lakshmipathy Road, Next To Rani Meyyammai Hall, Egmore

DEL-Roseate House, Delhi

Serving European, Oriental and Indian food, Del is in a league of its own. They're expensive so go there only for special occasions. The hospitality and service are commendable. If you want to try out different cuisines under one roof, this is the place you have to visit!

Where: Roseate House, Asset 10, Hospitality District, Aerocity

Post 91 - Goldmine, Pune

Post 91 is one of the most eye-catching restaurants in Pune. The ambience and vibe make it perfect for a candlelight dinner. They have a wide buffet range and special offers for celebrations like Christmas and New Years. The highlight is probably the rooftop dining experience.

Where: Level 9, Icon Tower, Baner

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