All You Can Eat: 13 Restaurants Found
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Mapo Korean BBQ Cuisine
Address: 4647 Convoy Street Suite #105, San Diego, CA 92111 (Map)
Kearny Mesa is keeping a big secret. In the corner of a tiny strip mall, slightly off the beaten track, hides a venue serving some of the most delicious Korean barbeque in the neighborhood. Although the outside façade is quite unassuming, Mapo greets guests with warm familiarity and the mouthwatering aromas of roasted meat. With an extensive menu featuring everything from seafood dishes to spicy noodle bowls, guests are even offered the unique option of grilling their entrees tableside. Showcasing a generous All-You-Can-Eat-Special, they are perfect for larger family gatherings or the solo diner seeking a quick lunch. Ordering a la carte, diners may taste the savory flavors of spicy pork bulgogi, kimchi tofu soup or boiled dumplings. Specializing in Asian cuisine, with an emphasis on exotic flavors of the sea, Mapo offers guests a little taste of Korea close to home.
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Rei do Gado
Address: 939 4th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101 (Map)
Rei Do Gado isn’t your typical buffet—it’s an experience. This traditional Brazilian steakhouse and restaurant boasts 40 different menu options, including slow roasted cooked meats, salads, and side additions. Rei Do Gado is more specifically known for their meats, and each table is assigned a passador, or “meat waiter,” who slices the meat directly off of the skewer and on to your plate. Located in San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter, this unconventional buffet is an upscale eatery with traditional options that are equally as savory.
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Nozomi Noodles and Teriyaki
Address: 4637 Convoy Street #104, San Diego, CA 92111 (Map)
Tucked away in the back corner of one of Convoy’s many Korean restaurant filled plazas, is Nozomi, a quaint Japanese sushi, noodles, and teriyaki eatery. Nozomi’s menu showcases an almost overwhelming variety of fresh sushi, specialty rolls, bento boxes, combo plates, and hot pots. Their specials change daily and they even offer an “all you can eat” deal. Nozomi rolls arrive in style on huge plates in a flower like or animal shaped presentations that come decorated with various sauces and an orchid. Dishes are colorful and fresh and portion sizes are generous and can easily be shared. The décor is simplistic and natural and consists mostly of wood and bamboo. Nozomi also has a sister restaurant in La Jolla so you can get your sushi fix on that side of town too!
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