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Shenzhen Buffet & All-You-Can-Eat Guide 2026: 10 Real Restaurants from ¥41 to ¥398 per Person (With Metro Exits)

Shenzhen Buffet & All-You-Can-Eat Guide 2026: 10 Real Restaurants from ¥41 to ¥398 per Person (With Metro Exits)

Shenzhen buffet and all-you-can-eat guide: Yongrong Hui Live Lobster Buffet (Shenzhen MixC), Qianhudao Japanese All-You-Can-Eat (One Avenue, around ¥398 per person), Xinglongyin, Daye Japanese Cuisine All-You-Can-Eat (Huangting Center), Qianguo Japanese Wagyu Hot Pot (Coastal City), Qianzi Baiwei (Dongmen In-City, ¥41-100) and 10 more, with metro exits and per-person prices.

Shenzhen keeps opening more buffets and all-you-can-eat spots: seafood buffets, Japanese all-you-can-eat, wagyu sukiyaki, hotel buffet restaurants — prices run from ¥40 to over ¥300 per person. All 10 below are real restaurants found on OpenRice Shenzhen, with locations, metro exits and per-person prices, so you can pick based on your budget.

🚉 Starting from Three Border Crossings

  • Luohu Port: Around Guomao Station on Line 1 — Zhoushi Aquatic Buffet (KK Mall), Yanhuo Wharf Seafood Bazaar (Dongmen In-City), Qianzi Baiwei BBQ Buffet (Dongmen In-City).
  • Futian Port: Line 4 into Futian CBD — Xinglongyin, Daye Japanese Cuisine All-You-Can-Eat, Yijuxuan (Sheraton Great China), Yubohui (Link CentralWalk) are all on this side.
  • Shenzhen Bay Port: About 10–15 minutes by taxi to Houhai/Nanshan — Qianguo Japanese Wagyu Hot Pot All-You-Can-Eat (Coastal City) and Dingxiangyuan Seafood Buffet (Raffles City) are on the way.

👑 Yongrong Hui Live Lobster Station Buffet (Shenzhen MixC) — Premium Route at ¥301+

  • Location: Luohu District, Diwang area (Shenzhen MixC, near Grand Theatre Station on Metro Line 1)
  • Per person: ¥301+
  • What to eat: Focused on live lobster, live blue lobster and other seafood buffet — one of Shenzhen's most upscale; featured on OpenRice's most-viewed list.

🍣 Qianhudao·Jima Japanese All-You-Can-Eat (One Avenue North) — The Japanese AYCE Crowd Favourite

  • Location: Futian CBD, One Avenue North (near Gangxia North Station on Metro Lines 11/14)
  • Per person: ¥301+; reviews mention solo all-you-can-eat at about ¥398 per person, with unlimited sea urchin when available
  • What to eat: Japanese all-you-can-eat, huge space occupying a whole floor; featured on OpenRice's Popular, Most Saved and Most Viewed lists.

🍖 Wanyou Global Cuisine Buffet (Sungang MixC Food Market) — Luohu Buffet

  • Location: Luohu District, Sungang MixC Food Market (near Sungang Station on Metro Line 7)
  • Per person: ¥151–300
  • What to eat: International buffet with lots of variety, great for a family with different tastes.

🌊 Xinglongyin Japanese All-You-Can-Eat (Caifu Building) — Futian Premium AYCE

  • Location: Futian CBD, Caifu Building (near Convention & Exhibition Center Station on Metro Lines 1/4)
  • Per person: ¥301+
  • What to eat: Japanese all-you-can-eat on the higher-priced end; full range of sashimi, sushi and teppanyaki.

🍤 Daye Japanese Cuisine All-You-Can-Eat (Huangting Center) — Futian CBD

  • Location: Futian CBD, Huangting Center (near Exit C of Convention & Exhibition Center Station on Metro Lines 1/4)
  • Per person: ¥301+
  • What to eat: Japanese cuisine all-you-can-eat; convenient mall location — walk out of Huangting Plaza and you're there.

🍲 Qianguo Japanese Wagyu Hot Pot All-You-Can-Eat (Coastal City / One Avenue) — Wagyu Sukiyaki

  • Nanshan branch: Houhai Coastal City Shopping Center (Houhai Station on Metro Lines 2/11)
  • Futian branch: Futian CBD, One Avenue
  • Per person: ¥151–300
  • What to eat: Japanese wagyu hot pot / sukiyaki all-you-can-eat; close to Shenzhen Bay Port, and you can shop at Coastal City afterwards.

🏨 Hotel Buffets: Fu (Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen) + Yijuxuan (Sheraton Great China)

  • Fu (Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen): Futian CBD, ¥301+ per person, hotel-grade buffet — setting and service are the selling points.
  • Yijuxuan All-Day Buffet Restaurant (Sheraton Great China Hotel): Futian CBD, ¥151–300 per person, international buffet served all day.

🦞 Dingxiangyuan Seafood Buffet · Hot Pot & BBQ (Raffles City) — Nanshan Seafood Buffet

  • Location: Nanshan District, Nanyou Raffles City (near Nanyou Station on Metro Line 9)
  • Per person: ¥151–300
  • What to eat: Seafood buffet plus hot pot and BBQ, lots of variety, towards the Shenzhen Bay Port side.

🥩 Hanyangting BBQ Buffet (Huangting Plaza) — The ¥101–150 Mid-Range Pick

  • Location: Futian CBD, Huangting Plaza (Exit C of Convention & Exhibition Center Station on Metro Lines 1/4)
  • Per person: ¥101–150
  • What to eat: Korean-style BBQ buffet with an international menu — good when you want meat without paying top prices.

💰 Budget Buffets: Qianzi Baiwei BBQ Buffet + Zhoushi Aquatic Buffet

  • Qianzi Baiwei BBQ Buffet (Dongmen In-City): Luohu District, Dongmen In-City, ¥41–100 per person, international dishes plus seafood — the best value after a shopping stroll.
  • Zhoushi Aquatic Buffet (KK Mall / Luohu Baoneng Global Hub): Two branches in Luohu District, ¥151–300 per person, focused on aquatic products and Cantonese seafood; the Sungang branch is at Luohu Baoneng Global Hub.

💡 Practical Buffet Tips

  • Most buffets run in time slots (lunch 11:30–14:00, dinner 17:30–21:30); lunch is usually 20–40% cheaper.
  • For pricier buffets (¥301+), book 1–2 days ahead; walk-ins on weekends usually won't get a table.
  • All-you-can-eat is usually limited to 2 hours, so order quickly; seafood items (sea urchin, lobster) are often limited — order them first for the best value.
  • Some buffet restaurants charge a surcharge for wasted food (about ¥30–50 per person), so take only what you'll eat.

FAQ

How much is a buffet in Shenzhen per person?

Budget buffets (Qianzi Baiwei) are ¥41–100 per person; mid-range (Hanyangting, Wanyou Global, Qianguo, Dingxiangyuan) ¥101–300; premium (Yongrong Hui, Qianhudao, Xinglongyin, Daye, Four Seasons Fu) ¥301+.

Do I need to book a buffet?

For premium buffets at ¥301+ per person and weekend dinners, booking is strongly recommended, ideally 1–2 days ahead; weekday lunches generally accept walk-ins.

Is a buffet good value with kids?

Most buffets have child pricing (usually by height — around half price or free under 1.2m), so ask before you go; hotel buffets (Sheraton Yijuxuan, Four Seasons Fu) are more kid-friendly.

📌 Sources

Hotel Buffet Bonus: 6 Five-Star Hotel Buffets in Shenzhen

Beyond the dedicated all-you-can-eat spots above, many five-star hotel buffet restaurants in Shenzhen are also Hong Kong traveller favourites (setting, service and consistent ingredients — great for family meals and business dining):

  • Shangri-La Shenzhen Futian "Xian Coffee" (1/F, 4088 Yitian Road, Futian District): Panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, unlimited Norwegian salmon, sashimi, Alaskan crab legs and Chinese dim sum.
  • Park Hyatt Shenzhen "Hao Tang" (47/F, 1003 Shennan Boulevard, Futian District): High-rise view buffet — the view is the main draw.
  • The Ritz-Carlton Shenzhen "Flavorz" (116 Fuhua 3rd Road, Futian District, opposite the Convention & Exhibition Center): Mediterranean plus Chinese dishes; famous for oysters and desserts.
  • Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen "Fu" (Futian CBD): Hotel-grade buffet — setting and service are the selling points.
  • DoubleTree by Hilton Shenzhen Longhua "Kai" (8 Donghuan 2nd Road, Longhua Street, Longhua District): Near Shenzhen North Station — convenient for taking the high-speed rail back to Hong Kong after eating.
  • Shenzhen Panglin Renaissance "Yunjingxuan" Revolving Restaurant (Luohu District): Revolving-view buffet, great for night views.

Heads-up: hotel buffet prices usually vary by time slot and weekday/weekend, with dinner and holidays the priciest; most let you buy prepaid vouchers on platforms like Klook and Meituan, often 10–20% cheaper than walk-in. Prices and availability are subject to the hotel's official information.

The restaurant list, districts, cuisines and per-person spending come from OpenRice Greater Bay Area Shenzhen's "Buffet / All-You-Can-Eat" search results and most-viewed list (published 2026-08-24); addresses and metro exits come from OpenRice shop profile pages; all-you-can-eat price details are quoted from user reviews and merchants' public information. Prices adjust with the seasons — refer to the merchant's latest announcement.

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