Went for lunch with our small group and the buffet was small but fresh and lovely. Was served an…read moreamuse bouche & lovely cup of soup ahead ahead of the lunch selection. Quinoa, cooked and smoked salmon, chicken, Waldorf salad and a quaint salad bar, cooked broccoli...enough selection to satisfy. With panoramic views this spot was quite a find. Definitely recommend.

This is a nice space to dine! You have sweeping views of Quebec from here through the floor to…read moreceiling windows. I didn't do a good job remembering what I ate, however, it was delicious! (I came for a work event, and they set the menu for us)

Was with a tour group staying at the hotel. We had a lovely experience with afternoon tea at the…read moreFairmont Hotel in Banff Springs so we decided to make a reservation for tea at this hotel as well. We were promptly seated and given water. A different server came to take our order and we already knew which teas we wanted. Our food arrived shortly afterwards and was delightful. There was also a pianist in the adjoining room playing Christmas songs. Afternoon tea is not inexpensive, especially with local and national tax, but it is a lovely treat for yourself. We signed the bill to our room and enjoyed the experience.

Six at our table, visiting Quebec and Chateau Frontenac from North Carolina, and one had the…read morebrilliant idea some weeks ago that we should get an afternoon tea while we're in town. Best. idea. ever. It gave us plenty of time to chat with each other, graze our way through pots of tea and three tiers of awesomeness, plus every spare inch of space on the table was filled with "additional" desserts. We compared favorites at the end and a few things rose above the crowd, but even our "meh" items within this extensive list would have been pretty darn good on any other list, it's just that the bar was set so high, and still the superlatives were surprisingly topped. The only thing that would make this better would be a printout of what was on the table once everything was served, because even though the servers explained everything, there was so much, we had to repeated ask them on their return loops what some of the items were. (There's a tea house near home that does that consistently and it makes our lives better.) When all's said and done, two of us liked the lavender-citrus dessert best UNTIL trying the strawberry shortcake dessert and then both changed their favorite to that. Two of us liked the smoked salmon best, but dealt with it differently -- it was on the bottom layer with the savories, so we both tried it first, but one ate it all up right away and the other saved it after the first bit and finished it last, after the sweets. One liked her pot of tea best -- she'd gone with #3, the Grand Bazaar Spice, which has cardamom, cloves, and anise, and which actually 3 at the table chose for their tea. (The other ones picked were Creamy Earl Grey, Imperial Breakfast, and Ontario Ice Wine.) And the final favorite was the hazelnut cream puff. The scones were also truly delightful, and I need to remember more often to indulge in orange marmalade. Also, the opening sparkling tea? So much better than sparkling cider!

I was in Canada visiting some family and this place was perfect because everyone was starving…read more friendly staff and decent food. would have been a solid 5 if they had fresher food

From the owner: Come enjoy a delicious dish at Restaurant Buffet Royal. This eatery features hamburgers for 11$ to…read more25$. They are open late all week. You may pay by Interac.

Good place to go for group ou family diner. A lot of variety !! It's my thirty times here and I…read morestill love it.

This is an amazing place and I don't get the bad reviews. You all have to stop hating just because…read morethis place is not fancy or romantic. It is a awesome change from some of the foo foo bistros in old Town Quebec City in that you get a tremendous bang for your buck and quality food cheap at 'Continents. What really gets me is looking at the reviews of this place right after I saw some lady's yelp review of a expensive Quebec City restaurant that complimented the single crispy grape tomato that came with her food. Geez Louise gimme a break. Bottom line if you are visiting Quebec City and happen to have a hot date (or if you want to gawk at people's hot dates) choose the expensive bistro. If you are a tourist with kids, coming to Buffet les Continents is a sure shot and should be a no brainer. It's only a few miles away from the old Town and they have a parking lot. Also kids up to 12 years old are free! Coffee is included too! The salad here was fresh with a decent array of stuff. From cucumbers to tomatoes, spinach to hardboiled eggs. The mussels were tasty, decent sized and not sandy (gotta love that we are in Quebec) and the linguini was cooked pretty well. Meat sauce spaghetti was also pretty good. They had a pretty nice spread overall for a lunch buffet. Pesto pasta, fettuccine, even aisles of food from different continents (hence the name). Hop from one aisle where you go from Greek souvlaki and Greek grilled chicken to the other with mapo tofu and other Asian fare. They also had salmon and several other tasty fishes, and ice cream. Smoked meat at the meat carving station tasted almost as good as the restaurant near my hotel (Radio Cafe in Beaupre) that charged $2.75 extra for a small sprinkling of smoked meat on my poutine. It was no Schwartz on St Laurent in Montreal but it was good. I went back for my third helping of smoked meat. The servers were so gracious. Always telling us bon Appétit and was so happy with the 20% tip we left. It wasn't much being 20% of $15 per adult (and 4 kids eating free) but she was really happy.

If you are looking for Indian food and Indian taste this is the place you need to stay away from. I…read morehave never had worst tasting Chicken Tandoori, first in life a Garlic Naan which was sweet, reminded me about eating Apple Pie! Food overall is bland, towards only one flavor that is sugar or maple syrup. On top of that a very dull and depressing table service with a topping of rudeness. Stay away!!!

Delicious fresh food! Excellent variety and combination plates. Friendly staff and prompt service…read more Clean and pretty seating!

Food - definitely great! I ended up doing the all-you-can-eat menu and it was absolutely worth it!…read moreTried most of their makis, seafood fried rice, tempuras, salmon (teriyaki and grilled). Devoured every single one that I ordered. This place is that good. Service - Jack was my server and he was awesome! He went above and beyond what's expected of him. Super nice as well. Had great convo with him about American politics. Ambiance - was pretty chill. Went towards the end of lunch time so there weren't many people hence I didn't have to wait long for my orders. Sushi Samurai was one of the foodie highlights of my Quebec trip!

Had lunch here with the family 4x in total, 2 of which are seniors. We walked in 30 minutes after…read moreopening and were informed that the main cook was running a bit late. We didn't care since it was rainy and was not in a great rush. After us, a few more customers came in and pretty much everyone was doing the AYCE. The way it works is you write down the item # and followed by quantity. They did emphasize that you will be penalized should you waste any food twice before we actually placed our order. We waited a good 20-30 minutes or so before we were served actual food. The waiter did hand us the Japanese seaweed salad quickly as that didn't need to be cooked. BTW, everything is served as 1pc! So in preparation for the long wait, we were ordering our next order as the wait was long. Waiter was handing food 1 by 1. Midway during our lunch we were informed that the French couple eating at the other table was done and that the "OWNER" preferred the French way of ppl eating AYCE. As they hardly ate anything, left and paid AYCE price. I was like what the ....! To top it off we were asked multiple times if we were full. The whole situation was so absurd and laughable. Was I eating for free? Last time I checked I was a paying customer. If they felt cheated regarding the price versus quantity of eating they should have thought of that as NOT all people walking to through their door will eat like a bird! Food wise it was okay. The udon broths were good, we had seafood and spicy beef. Seafood fried rice was good. In terms of sushi and hand roll, fish to rice ratio was 1 to 3. It was pretty much all rice, I guess this is how they make up their margin. Also, no tuna it was just pretty much salmon. Shrimp tempura was okay. The sushi pizza was swimming in mayo. We ordered 1x Grilled Saury but was informed much later that they don't have it. Drinks are not included in the AYCE. So if you want to be harassed and be constantly reminded of how much you shouldn't be eating, then come here. Or if you need a no frill lunch and dinner at a decent pricing then this is the spot for you.

Great food!!!!! Fantastic place, great service (Celia was great attender). I will always come back…read morehere for buffet!!!!

As usual Chinese buffet with lot of choices but not spicy ones. More an American version of Chinese…read morefood with Canadian foods like chicken, pizzas and spaghetti. Good service from staff and plenty of food for a family member who wants something different from the day to day meals.

Very close to the VIA station. This is a small food outlet run by a lovely Chinese couple. Services…read morecan be provided in French, English, Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese. Very descent Chinese food and very clean environment. The prices are also really reasonable. The only downside is that it only opens for lunch time.

Hm.. i can't say that I was impressed. The environment of the restaurant was definitely the selling…read morepoint as it was inside St Andrew's church in Quebec city which was absolutely stunning. However, the food itself was quite disappointing. It was marketed to us as a high-end, fancy dining experience, but the food quality was meh. It was bland, particularly the rice and veggies. As for the different meat/protein options, it was alright. Nothing shockingly fancy, each individual sauces does complement the meat well, but not as flavourful as I had initially anticipated. The maple duck drumstick was a cool addition as that's something I haven't tried before, but as you can see from the photo, barely any meat.. portion sizes were also not huge as they strive for that "fancy" dining experience. Trying this once was more than enough.

We went as a big tour group and made reservations in advance but the staff seemed a bit…read moreunderprepared. It took a while to seat us down. Also the way the courses came out seemed haphazard. Desserts came out while we were still working on our entrees. And not all entrees came out at once which left some people waiting while others got their food and had to stare. Having said that, the food itself was really good. Atmosphere, location, interior were all great. I had salmon and it was really good. This might not be a place for big groups but it is perfect for a date night. Bonus: There is a nice alley right next to the restaurant for a very insta worthy photo op