All-you-can-eat, a term that is now familiar to everyone. Simply eat as much as you want or can. Brunching, here too, is about eating so much that at least the money invested is really worth it. In both cases, the motto is clear: eat a lot. But likewise, with both one may not be missing: The arrangement of the meals to a Buffet.
But what exactly is so special about a buffet? Why is it so much appreciated by so many people?
To answer this question, we must first think about what it is that we expect when we visit a normal restaurant. This is a menu from which you choose a certain number of dishes, depending on your appetite and hunger. Normally, one chooses a small appetizer, a main course and possibly a dessert. In this case, you have eaten three different dishes.
If you now compare it to the buffet, it quickly becomes clear that it is not about the sequence of dishes that is actually so typical of restaurants, but about variety. A buffet offers guests the opportunity to choose from a certain number of different dishes, to heap something onto their plate and thus to enjoy a whole range of
starters, main courses and
desserts. A buffet also offers the guest the opportunity to look at the dishes as they are prepared and to make a choice based on their appearance, which is usually not possible with an à la carte meal.