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Brunch is a fantastic concept especially if you are not a morning person. Even for those who are, during the holidays you probably want to stay in bed a little bit longer. These days, your diet needs a bit more attention. When you wake up after a morning of lazing around, you are probably too hungry and want food right away. This is what makes you combine breakfast and lunch into one meal.

In the Baltimore area, there are a number of restaurants that can cater to your culinary needs. You can select from a number of available options. Some of the options include Chinese, Japanese, Nepali, Bangladeshi and Indian.

Below are some of the buffet restaurants that Baltimore has to offer.

1. Akbar Palace Restaurant has something for all food cravings

Located in a building off Liberty Road in Randallstown, Akbar Palace is one of the oldest Indian restaurants in the city. The restaurant offers a variety of lunchtime buffets. The different options include Bangladeshi, Pakistani, Indian and Italian food items.

There are a number of options to satisfy your cravings. The different flavours include seafood, poultry, lamb, vegan, vegetarian, and dessert. You can create your own flavour by selecting the meat and adding the rice to it.

Akbar Palace has Wi-Fi available. During your lunch break, it is possible for you to have a meal while you work.

2. China Best offers both a la carte and buffet meals

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China Best is a non-chain restaurant and offers a dinner buffet in Baltimore. It is possible to have an a la carte meal or a buffet meal at the restaurant.

The buffet is mainly Japanese or Chinese and is mainly sushi. It offers a number of options such as salmon rolls, spicy tuna rolls and California rolls. There is also the option of Chinese entrees, rice, vegetables, and dessert

If you arrive early, you can have a large option to choose from. You can create a meal from your favourite options. This can include sweet and sour chicken, orange chicken and fried rice.

3. Italia’s Corner Café is just a little off the Baltimore Beltway Exit

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Italia’s Corner Café is located just a short drive from Baltimore. It offers you the option of having a meal while you use the Wi-Fi connection.

Served during the weekdays, the buffet has a number of meal options. You can enjoy a chicken entree and different types of pizza.

One of the recommended favourites is the Pollo Cacciatore. The meat is said to just fall off the bone and you can also dip each bit in marinara sauce. Drinks are also included in the buffet price.

4. Kumari Restaurant and Bar offers a variety of Nepalese and North Indian Cuisine

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Located in the Mt. Vernon neighbourhood, Kumari Restaurant and Bar offers Nepalese and North Indian Cuisine. The most popular items on the menu are Sambar (spicy lentil soup), Tandoori Chicken and Chicken Tikka Masala.

The menu has about 16 or 17 items, with a number of quality meals rotating at the lunch buffet. The weekend buffet has slightly more options to choose from. This also means the weekend buffet price is slightly higher than the weekday buffet.

Once you fill up your plate with the food items of your choice, you can sit at the Buddha Bar. You can enjoy some Bollywood music from the bar or enjoy the main dining room’s peace and quiet.

5. Mount Everest Restaurant is the place for delicious basmati rice

Although it’s located in a strip mall on the east side of town, Mount Everest Restaurant is everything you want in an Asian buffet. Its menu includes Indian and Nepalese cuisine on a daily basis.

Soft and sticky, the basmati rice at the restaurant will soak up the tasty dishes in your main meal. There are about six vegetarian options available on the menu. During the weekends, spicy goat curry is also included in the buffet menu. Prices vary by about one dollar between the weekday and weekends.

6. Indigma is said to be an authority in Indian Cuisine

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Establishing itself as an authority in the Baltimore area, Indigma is said to be an authority in Indian cuisine. With its South Asian roots, Indigma’s serving is big enough for two meals.

Meat lovers enjoy the Elachi lamb chops and the Tandoor-roasted coconut prawns. For a remarkable brunch, visit the restaurant over the weekend. The new menu has been very well received.

7. B & O American Brasserie has a European influence in its menu

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Modern-day American cuisine is not the same without a slice of white bread as well as Eggs Benedict. Belgian waffles served with maple syrup and marinated berries are evidently a sign of European influence.

This food item is available on the menu every day. Brunch options such as crabcake are also available every day after 10 am.

8. Your carb-loading option is available at Hull Street Blues Café

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Hull Street Blues Café has a wide brunch spread array. You can enjoy a carb-loading session when you arrive there late in the morning.

It is no wonder that their Sunday brunch buffet has received a lot of positive word-of-mouth feedback. Your filling meal can include sliced fruits, salads, and steamed seafood.

9. Woodberry Kitchen’s Creativity will make your dining memorable

The level of creativity at the Woodberry Kitchen makes the brunch memorable. For appetizers, you can find finger foods such as Champel County Creamery Cheese and deviled eggs. It is also possible to have a serving of cold cuts and eggs.

You can have skillet potatoes with bacon, sausages, ham and scrambled eggs. For your exotic brunch, you can have a Turkish-inspired meal. This will include smoked paprikash and Shakshouka.

10. Nepal House offers Signature Asian dishes

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If you are looking for a meal rich in carbs and proteins, then Nepal House is the place for you. Nepal House is usually compared to Indian cuisine since it has curry-based stews and naan bread.

Although the meal can be distinguished from Indian cuisine, Nepal House has earned a loyal following from South Asians. The success is due to Nepal House’s signature dishes.

These meals include dumplings known as Momo and rice-curry-mashup known as Thakali Thali. There are also vegetarian options available on the menu.