Don’t say it with flowers, say it with food at these excellent Sydney restaurants
Learn to cook like a master chef
Why settle for a three-course meal when you can just have one really big one that never ends?
Churrasco
All you can eat Brazilian barbecue $35
All you can eat Brazilian style meat on swords for $35. What more can we tell you? Don't fill up on bread or salad: stick to the meat and don't settle for the first round, either - ask to see other cuts/pieces cooked the way you like them. 240 Coogee Bay Rd, Coogee, 2034. (02 9665 6535).
Govindas
All you can eat vegetarian Indian and a movie $28
After you've loaded up on the generous vegetarian buffet, sit (or lie) back on the cushions and bean bags and enjoy arty films, documentaries and classics in 35mm.112 Darlinghurst Rd, Darlinghurst, 2010. (02 9380 5155).
Showchef Teppanyaki
All you can eat teppanyaki$29.80
You've got 90 minutes to throw down as much food from the teppan as humanly possible. It's a cosy room but that's all part of the fun. Kampai! 233 Oxford St, Darlinghurst 2010. (02 9360 5295).
Sushi Choo
All you can eat $20 noon-1pm daily
You've got one hour to stuff your face with as much salmon, kingfish and seaweed as your belly can take for the incredible price of $20. 320 George St, Sydney 2000. (02 9240 3000).
Sydney Tower
All you can eat buffet $49.50
Mention Time Out when you book and they'll shout you a beer or wine with your meal. 100 Market St, Sydney 2000. (02 98223 3800).
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