Best Buffet (Seafood, Chinese, etc) in New South Wales

"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."

"Note that you’ll need to pre-book your table for the Sydney Tower Buffet, especially on weekends. Cost: S$57 – 85 depending on lunch/dinner and weekdays/weekends.Opening Hours: 11:30AM – 3:30PM (Daily Lunch), 5PM – 10:30PM (Daily Dinner). Dining time of 1.5 hrs."

"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."

"Located on the Kamay Botany Bay National Park’s northern headland and housed in a historic Cable Station building, the La Perouse Museum documents the 1787-1788 expedition of Comte de Lapérouse who arrived in Botany Bay a week after the First Fleet before departing and then mysteriously disappearing. When visiting La Perouse Museum make sure to visit the Macquarie Watchtower, Pere Receveurs Tomb and Bare Island. Opening Times: Wednesdays and Fridays, 10.00 am to 2.00 pm | Saturdays and Sundays, 10.00 am to 4.00 pm | Closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.Ticket Prices: FREEAddress: 1542 Anzac Parade, La PerouseWebsite:La Perouse Museum webpage"

"Feature: A mix of Aboriginal history and artefacts from the expedition of French Explore La Perouse who reached Australia in 1788 just days after the English. Unlike many on this list, this Museum is well outside the CBD, in the coastal suburb of La Perouse. Housed in the old Cable Station, which once connected Australia to the rest of the world via telegraph, the Museum commemorates the famous La Perouse expedition, a French scientific endeavour whose ships arrived around Port Jackson at roughly the same time as the First Fleet."

"The last one on this list of free Sydney museums is not as well-known as most other museums, but La Perouse Museum at the southern end of Anzac Parade is certainly worth a visit. The museum is housed in the former Telegraph Cable Station building on the La Perouse headland, and is home to a large collection of exhibits related to the 1787–1788 expedition of a French naval officer and explorer. This expedition arrived in Australia one week after the First Fleet, and vanished without a trace months later."

"Built by famous convict architect Francis Greenway, Sydney’s Conservatorium, part of the University of Sydney, began life as a Gothic picturesque stable for Governor Macquarie. Known as “a palace for horses”, the building was so expensive it caused Macquarie to be recalled to Mother England. Today you can visit the building to attend one of the many concerts put on by students or stroll the outside when touring the Botanic Gardens."

"Sydney’s premier music school is on the edge of the Royal Botanic Garden. The building looks like a castle but was actually originally built as stables for the nearby Government House. Because it’s a school, not all areas are open to the public but you can see three levels of the atrium."

"Cruise around the harbor in luxury aboard the Magistic Two, a luxe catamaran that offers state-of-the-art accommodations and entertaining narration. Your two-hour harbor sightseeing tour includes a complimentary beverage, cozy seating, GPS-based narration about the sites you’re going to pass, and plenty of fantastic photo opportunities."