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Seafood enthusiasts, you’re in for the feast of a lifetime. Robot Boil House has an all-you-can-eat lobster buffet with unlimited quantities of shellfish.
Located just north of Yonge and Bloor, Robot Boil House offers its lobster buffet Thursday evening, and it claims to be “Toronto’s first and only all-you-can-eat lobster special.”
The seafood boil features lobster, Dungeness crab, black tiger shrimp, head on shrimp, as well as black and green shell mussels.
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You’ll also get to choose from a variety of sides like king mushroom, broccoli, potato, sausages, boiled egg, or lotus root.
At the appetizer station, you’ll find tasty dishes like sweet potato fries, coconut shrimp, salmon steak, beef short ribs, chicken wings, cajun fries, garlic bread, baked oyster, baked lobster, and golden calamari.
There’s also seafood-based soups to choose from like lobster bisque and seafood cream soup, plus seafood and lobster fried rice.
For dessert, you can choose from a variety of ice cream flavours and cheesecake.
Reservations are required at least one day in advance and there is a 90-minute seating limit.
Robot Boil House also serves all-you-can-eat shrimp and mussels seven days a week, which come with an included side of mixed vegetables.
There are all kinds of specials offered throughout the week, and you can check them out on the restaurant’s website.
Happy eating, Toronto!
When: Every Thursday, 4 PM to 9 PM
Where: 895 Yonge Street
Cost: $118.99 per person
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