15 Best Lunch Buffets in Stockholm

Marrakech Sveavägen offers a buffet format in Stockholm with salads, warm dishes, sides and several dietary directions in one spread. Chicken, beef, salmon, vegan and vegetarian choices make it practical for groups, while fresh salads and multiple sauces add variety from plate to plate.

The Market is a buffet restaurant in Stockholm with a polished hotel-restaurant setting. Its breakfast and lunch offering combines salads, soup, dessert, tea and coffee with warm fish, meat and vegetarian dishes, plus a range of sides.

Hermans is a vegan Stockholm restaurant known for its buffet format, sweeping views and atmospheric setting. The spread offers varied plant-based dishes, with desserts adding a satisfying finish and unlimited servings making the meal feel generous and relaxed.

Saya Sushi Hötorget brings a polished Japanese dining atmosphere to central Stockholm, with a setting that feels more established than a simple takeaway counter. Sushi is the main attraction, supported by attentive service and a menu suited to a relaxed lunch or dinner. Vegetarian choices add flexibility for mixed groups.

Restaurant Verandan brings Swedish dining to a waterfront setting in Stockholm, with views towards the water and the Royal Palace. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, alongside à la carte and themed menus.

Brazilia Restaurang offers a broad buffet concept in Stockholm, combining international favourites, Swedish comfort food, grilled dishes, vegetables, and plentiful side dishes. The format is designed for choice and generous portions, making it particularly practical when a group wants different styles of food at the same table.

La Botanica is a Stockholm restaurant built around an abundant buffet experience, with a wide choice of dishes and an especially generous dessert selection. The lively atmosphere and child-friendly range make it a natural fit for families, while the all-you-can-eat format also suits anyone arriving with a serious appetite.

Légumes is a vegetarian Stockholm restaurant centered on a generous buffet with a broad range of dishes. Lentils, lasagna, falafel and other prepared options create variety, while unlimited refills make it easy to build a satisfying meal at your own pace.

The format works especially well for lunch, healthy-minded dining and groups with different preferences. Takeaway and outdoor seating add flexibility, while the casual setting keeps the focus on plentiful, uncomplicated vegetarian food.

Nooshi occupies a convenient spot inside Kulturhuset at Sergels Torg, combining sushi and Asian dishes with a cosy, comfortable atmosphere. The menu includes plenty of vegetarian choices, while the waffle buffet adds an unusual dessert-focused finish to the meal.

It is a practical stop for lunch or a relaxed city-centre break.

PONG Nybrogatan offers an Asian buffet in Stockholm with a broad selection of dishes suited to varied appetites. The buffet is particularly strong on Asian-spiced meats and other hot dishes, while the sushi selection provides an additional choice for diners who want something lighter or more familiar.

MBQ is a central Stockholm Asian restaurant combining Chinese and Thai à la carte dishes with an Asian buffet, sushi, and traditional Mongolian barbecue. The breadth is its defining strength: diners can choose between wok-style flavours, noodles, spring rolls, Thai chicken, sushi, and a grill-oriented buffet format.

Ri Cora Restaurang & Bar presents a substantial Pan-Asian buffet in Stockholm, with lunch, evening, and weekend formats. The setting is visually striking and supports both indoor and outdoor dining, while the menu is designed around variety rather than a single national cuisine.

PONG Drottninggatan offers an Asian fusion buffet in Stockholm, with sushi, hot dishes, and a broad all-you-can-eat format. The interior is more spacious than its exterior suggests, and soft background music gives the room a calm, comfortable feel despite the buffet setting.

Bamboo Garden is a long-established Chinese restaurant in Stockholm’s Södermalm, combining an intimate atmosphere with a broad menu suited to sharing. Dumplings make a strong opening choice, while the hot pot offers a generous centerpiece for groups who enjoy gathering around one meal.

Mandarin City is a Stockholm Chinese restaurant with a buffet-led offer and a menu that includes Chongqing specialities. Its spread combines wok and fried dishes, salads, noodle and miso soups, dumplings, and sushi, giving diners plenty of choice across meat, seafood, and vegetarian preferences.