Best Buffet (Seafood, Chinese, etc) in The Phoenix

"Sydney Tower Buffet is a fun new way to experience dining with the family, soaring high above the city. Added bonus: it’s 100% family-friendly. Not only will the kids be blown away by the view of the city from exceptional heights, but they’ll also love the spread of fresh bistro fare – it’s perfect for picky eaters!"

"What better place to enjoy brilliant views than a revolving restaurant?!. Make the most of 360 degree views across Sydney day and night at the Sydney Tower Buffet, one rotation of the restaurant takes around 80 minutes. Dine 310 metres above ground with stunning views of the city, Sydney Harbour and beyond."

"Either for having lunch or dinner, this is your chance to enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet at Sydney’s tallest structure - the Sydney Tower. A bit touristy, yes, but still a great dining experience."

"Best for: A healthy, customisable breakfast buffet in a stunning CBD location. When Luke Mangan is serving breakfast, we know to expect a lot, and Glass Brasserie at the Sydney Hilton doesn't disappoint. Fluffy hash browns, melt-in-your-mouth croissants and eggs whichever way you like them are highlights among a solid spread."

"This upscale wine bar features modern décor such as floor to ceiling glass windows and open dining and kitchen areas that allow customers to feel and see Sydney while eating or enj..."

"For those who like choice, new dining destination Epicurean offers diners a taste of nine different styles of cuisine from nine open kitchens. The fancy food court serves Japanese, Chinese, Indian and Italian cuisine, among others, with dishes created in full view of guests. Finish up with a drizzle of white, milk or dark chocolate from the showpiece chocolate fountain."

"A landmark building near Circular Quay, this is the location of the library. It used to be the headquarters of the Customs service and is an impressive building to walk through. One of the best features to check out is a small scale model of Sydney under the glass floor."

"Affectionately known as the MCA, Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art is one of our absolute favourite places to go - it is just so family-friendly!. While we love their ever-changing schedule of fantastic exhibitions, they also run family tours and kid's activities to introduce mini creatives to art. We recommend Art Safari or Art Baby for a perfect family day at the museum and the Bella Family program for families with special needs."

"The Museum of Contemporary Art holds Australia's premier collection of painting, photography, sculpture and multimedia work by living artists, both international and Australian. Current exhibitions include surveys of the work of Destiny Deacon, Michael Armitage and Shaun Gladwell. The museum occupies the former Maritime Services Board Building, an imposing art deco space completed in 1952."

"The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) houses an ever-changing line-up of thought-provoking exhibitions and events. It showcases contemporary art from both Australian and international artists. Both established and emerging artists are all well represented as the MCA attempts to display the diversity of contemporary art in its various forms."

"If you want to take advantage of a stunning location that is steeped with history, Holroyd Gardens Merrylands offers the perfect location for a wedding ceremony in Western Sydney. Spread over 8 hectares, this old brick pit has now been redeveloped  and provides a picturesque backdrop of manicured gardens, a rotunda shelter, a water feature and a paved area used for ceremonies."

"A summer essential for any Sydneysider, Camp Cove Swims’ colourful bikinis have been the go-to for a more sustainable beachside look since 2013. Produced down the coast in Jervis Bay, this brand is not only made locally but is designed to minimise its impact on the planet. Created with longevity front of mind, the lining of Camp Cove togs is made from regenerated nylon from rescued fishing nets that were heading for landfill."

"Escape from the crowds with a day spent at the secluded, picturesque Camp Cove. Nestled in Sydney Harbour’s National Park, near South Head, this hidden gem boasts harbour views and calm waters. This tranquil, relaxed environment makes Camp Cove the ideal spot to swim, snorkel, kayak or even scuba dive."

"Secluded, rarely crowded, and relaxed, Camp Cove is perhaps the most underrated of Sydney’s beaches. But that’s okay, because it simply means you’re likely to have a generous patch of sand all to yourself. Pack your snorkel, as the calm water makes for prime skin diving conditions."

"Positioned in Sydney Harbour, 1km from the mouth of Rose Bay, Shark Island – Boowambillee (booh-uhm-'bil-ee) is a picnic spot with a difference. Explore the island's foreshore, go swimming or relax in front of amazing Sydney Harbour views."

"Glebe, Newtown, and RandwickVegan and vegetarian burgers have grown in popularity ever since the beyond burger popped into the scene. Some say it’s the patty that remarkably resembles meat, others say it is the thrill of eating a burger that’s all plant-based. Whatever the reasoning, Soul Burger is a vegan burger joint to try."

"If you need the best vegan burgers in Sydney, then visit Soul Burger. So, are they the best?. According to PETA they are."