Not the best Vegas buffet I've ever had. Not even close.
I don't like the tiny plates at each of the stations and the absence of a self-serve salad bar. T.I. is clearly trying to present a "high end" buffet with the smaller plates but ultimately detracts from the whole purpose of buffet: getting lots of different food all at once. At least that's how I like my buffet.
Aside from the presentation of the buffet here, the food itself was not very good. The prime rib was flavorless, the salad that I requested, a spinach salad, was blah. The mac and cheese was a half step up from Kraft. The sushi really killed me: the station had a selection of maybe two or three pieces of different sushi on each plate so you are stuck taking the combinations they have created for you. And the sushi wasn't even very good! Mushy rice, bland fish. The crab legs and shrimp were ok and tasted pretty fresh.
I enjoyed the chocolate covered strawberries and macaroon for dessert. But all in all, this is one weak buffet that I will not be visiting again.