Think of it like this: if you were to go to an all you can eat buffet, you'd pay the restaurant $20. But after you pay the money everything you eat is free. Hope that helps.
Yes, unlike an à la cart restaurant where each item that you purchased is tracked and billed separately then totaled up at the end. At a buffet, once you pay the $20 entry fee you can take as many food items as you want and there won't be an individual surcharge meaning that the individual items don't cost anything - which people often colloquially referred to as being free.
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Think of it like this: if you were to go to an all you can eat buffet, you'd pay the restaurant $20. But after you pay the money everything you eat is free. Hope that helps.
Jump in the discussion.
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Jump in the discussion.
No email address required.
Yes, unlike an à la cart restaurant where each item that you purchased is tracked and billed separately then totaled up at the end. At a buffet, once you pay the $20 entry fee you can take as many food items as you want and there won't be an individual surcharge meaning that the individual items don't cost anything - which people often colloquially referred to as being free.
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