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| - IMO best buffet in Vegas so far. Wynn is slightly better than Wicken Spoon, which is slightly better than Bellagio.
Pros:
Large selection, esp. for carbs; breads, pastas, pizzas galore
Other stations include Mediterranean (with hummus, baba ghanoush); Italian (pizzas, veggie calzones, pastas/ pasta station); American (prime rib, corn on the cob, cauliflower, candied butternut squash, mashed potatoes); Seafood (king crab legs galore); charcuterie with dried figs and tampenades; Asian (dim sum, noodles, sushi, Japanese salads)
Huge dessert section, including cheesecakes, gelato, mousses,
Friendly service
Highlights:
Profiteroles, yum!
Clearly marked vegetarian and vegan offerings; larger selection of meat-free food than other buffets
Delectable salads, esp the heirloom tomato and fresh mozz
Most fresh buffet food so far
Prime rib
Cons:
Mediocre Asian food section: dim sum = steamed cha shiu bao, vegetarian egg rolls, a bit too much like Chinese take-out
Crepes: very soggy and weird chocolate flavor. Ew.
No sugar added desserts- good to offer, but very poor on taste
A definite bonus was that I did not feel incredibly sick afterwards, as I had after the last two buffets I patronized!
Would definitely come back when I"m ready to gain another pant size and spend $48 on food for the day!
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