The phrase "a dinner buffet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a meal service where various dishes are laid out for guests to serve themselves, typically during an evening meal.
Example: "The hotel offers a lavish dinner buffet every Saturday night, featuring a variety of international cuisines."
Alternatives: "an evening buffet" or "a supper buffet."
A dinner buffet and drinks are optional.
And conveniently situated next to a movie theater, Royal Palace has a dinner buffet from Monday through Thursday.
The winner and their companion will enjoy a four-hour cruise along the Thames, with a dinner buffet, a view of Tower Bridge and a spectacular fireworks display.
The following night he accompanied his son and friends to a dinner buffet at the Mus?Marmottan Monet, which was promoting its new exhibition, which opens on Thursday.
I asked Ms. Shandel to provide an estimate of the cost of a dinner buffet based on some figures I gave her.
In time-lapse movies, scientists saw dodder sprouts moving in a circular fashion, in what they discovered was a sampling of the airborne chemicals released by nearby plants, a bit like a dog sniffing the air around a dinner buffet.
After corralling the attendees into the Olympic Suite, people took their seats in preparation for a wonderful dinner buffet and a word from Jeffrey Parker on the inception of the Parker Center.
Nearly 200 guests were treated to a variety of performances — followed by a Chinese dinner buffet — that ushered in the Year of the Snake and showcased students' understanding of Chinese language and culture.
Instead, a school dinner buffet of three items was set up in a corner and was pigswill slop.
Or, for the full gastronomic immersion, enjoy a spectacular dinner buffet and traditional tribal dancing performances for around £10-£15 £10-£15at Yod Abyssinia Cultural Restaurant.
The restaurant meals are ably prepared -- a recent dinner buffet offered soya chicken, pork chops in honey and rare sirloin of beef.
