Vietnamese Buffet

The MT Supermarket hot food bar is Austin's closest thing to a Vietnamese buffet — a sprawling selection of pre-made Vietnamese dishes sold by weight. You will find banh cuon, bun cha, goi cuon, cha gio, thit kho, ca kho, various stir-fries, and a rotating selection of Vietnamese soups. The quality varies by time of day with mornings being best, but the variety is unmatched. Fill a container, pay by the pound, and you have essentially created your own Vietnamese buffet.

Austin's dim sum restaurants serve the Chinese-Vietnamese community and offer buffet-like service with carts and large plates. While not strictly Vietnamese buffets, these restaurants carry many crossover items — cha gio, spring rolls, steamed buns, and rice plates — that Vietnamese families enjoy. The dim sum experience of ordering multiple small plates until full is functionally a buffet.

Bodhi occasionally offers all-you-can-eat specials on weekends, which is the closest thing to a dedicated Vietnamese vegetarian buffet in Austin. The spread includes multiple mock-meat dishes, vegetable stir-fries, tofu preparations, and Vietnamese soups. It is not a permanent buffet setup, but when available, it is a uniquely Vietnamese buffet experience.nnFor a Vietnamese buffet experience in Austin, MT Supermarket Hot Food Bar delivers the widest variety and most authentic Vietnamese spread.