THERE may be an excess of all-you-can-eat restaurants in the metro but those that offer real value for money are few and far between. For those who are capable of eating the equivalent of their body weight and are looking to shell out only a few pesos for platefuls of pile-it-on pleasure, this guide will come in handy. And because Cebuanos don’t need an occasion to march to the buffet table, these places are worth a visit any day of the week.
Politics Cafe
Fresh oysters, humba, beef caldereta, pochero, crispy pata, tuna panga, seaweed salad—basically everything native is served here and for only P288. Unlike other buffets in which one would know what to expect every time, Politics changes its buffet menu every day. One need not worry about wolfing down his food as there’s bottomless iced tea to wash it down with.
Rock ‘n Pizza
Here, one can have as many helpings as he wants and not just of pizza. The P299 per head charge is also inclusive of unlimited pasta, fries, barbecued meats, rice and iced tea. There are more than five choices for the pizza, pasta and barbecue and this offer is available all throughout the day.
The Original Pino Restaurant
Sure, Pino is known for its affordable Filipino buffet but this list covers one of its newest offerings, the unlimited wings. The wings here are bigger, the meat juicier and tastier, and they come in seven different flavors—butter and lemon, teriyaki, sweet and spicy, naked garlic, original, butter and garlic with parmesan, and sweet—all for just P199. On the menu is a fine print that says “Strictly no sharing please!” Honestly, one will have no problem with that.
Yolk Coffee and Breakfast
For ladies and gentlemen who brunch, this is great news. With the Eat All Yolk Can, not only can they feast on breakfast favorites like bacon, eggs Benedict, corned beef hash, chorizo and eggs, they can also go back for seconds—or thirds and fourths. Who would have thought that P299 can get one all these? This promo—which will turn anyone into a morning person—is available from Tuesday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. and will run until the end of this month.