The Crown Perth Buffet: A Feast Fit for a King (or at Least a Really Hungry Human)
So, you're feeling a rumble in your tummy and your eyes are bigger than your stomach (again). You're craving a food adventure, a culinary odyssey that takes you from sushi to roast beef, and maybe even a cheeky scoop (or five) of gelato for dessert. Well, my friend, you're thinking Crown Perth Buffet, and that my friend, is a decision you won't regret (unless you wear skinny jeans, but that's a story for another day).
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| How Much Is The Buffet At Crown Perth |
Buckle Up, Buttercup: We're Diving into Buffet Prices
Now, the burning question: how much does this epic grazing experience cost? Prepare to have your mind blown (not by the price, we promise... mostly). Crown Perth actually has two main buffet restaurants: the Atrium Buffet and the Epicurean. Think of them as your fancy buffet cousins, all dolled up and ready to impress.
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The Atrium Buffet: This stunning open-air buffet boasts a dazzling array of international delights, from fresh seafood to Asian specialties. Prices vary depending on the day and time, but expect to pay somewhere in the range of:
- Breakfast (Monday-Friday): A steal at $57.50 (unless you're still rocking pyjamas at 10:30 am, then maybe a coffee will do).
- Lunch (Monday-Thursday): $95 puts you in prime position for a midday refuel. On Fridays, it jumps to $105, and weekends and public holidays will set you back $125 (because weekends are for treating yourself, duh).
- Dinner: Buckle up, because dinner gets a little pricier. Monday-Thursday, it's $128, and Fridays-Saturdays it's $155. Sundays are slightly cheaper at $135, but keep in mind there's a two-hour dining limit (which, frankly, might be a challenge after all that delicious food). Public holidays? $155 gets you a plate (and maybe a doggy bag).
The Epicurean: This sprawling buffet restaurant offers a true multi-sensory experience. Think carved meats, sushi counters overflowing with goodness, and curries that'll have you saying "namaste" to flavourtown. Just like the Atrium, prices fluctuate:
- Breakfast (Monday-Friday, excluding public holidays): Same price as the early bird special at the Atrium - $57.50.
- Lunch: Here's where Epicurean gets a little pricier. Monday-Thursday, it's $95, but Fridays take the cake (literally) at $105. Weekends and public holidays will cost you $125.
- Dinner: Monday-Thursday is $128, while Fridays and Saturdays set you back $155. Sundays are slightly cheaper at $135, with the same two-hour dining limit as the Atrium. Public holidays? $155 gets you all-you-can-eat access to this culinary wonderland.
Important Note: These prices are subject to change, so it's always best to check the Crown Perth website https://www.crownperth.com.au/hotels before you go. Also, keep in mind there are surcharges for Sundays, public holidays, and groups of 10 or more.
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- Children: Kids aged 4-12 get half price at both buffets, and under 4s eat free. Result!
- Fancy a Drink?: Drinks are not included in the buffet price, so be prepared to add some beverages to your bill.
FAQ: Buffet Boss Edition
How to score a deal on the Crown Perth Buffet?
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- Check out their website for any current promotions or special offers.
- Lunch is generally cheaper than dinner, so consider an earlier feast.
- Go during the week (Monday-Thursday) for the most budget-friendly options.
How to avoid a buffet belly flop?
Tip: Don’t skip the details — they matter.
- Pace yourself! Don't go in guns blazing. Savor the flavors and take your time.
- Maybe skip breakfast that day (or at
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