Best buffet in Vegas? Probably. It's either here or Wicked Spoon.
Most expensive buffet? Probably. We paid $50 for Sunday lunch on Memorial day weekend. With the 18% gratuity and tax, it came to $63. That's one expensive ass buffet.
Longest wait for a buffet? YES. We came here for Christmas and it was a 4 hour wait. When we came back for Memorial day, it was about a 1.5 hour wait before being seated.
So for an expensive buffet, what's good? The quality of the food was high. Everything I had from the sushi, fried clam strips, crab legs, shrimp cocktail were all fresh. They have lots of smaller plates to give you a good sampling and variety of items. The servers were very friendly and quick to clean out any dirty plates. They have a made to order ramen/pho/udon area.
But you know what really bothered me about the buffet? There was line at each station to get food. At the carving station, the line was ridiculous. 10-15 minutes to get food. For some reason it bothered the hell out of me and I just kept going to less popular stations because of it. The station line and cost knocked it down a star for me.
Tip: If you have a total rewards player card, you save a dollar on your buffet. And if you're platinum level or above, there's a separate line for you so it's a short wait. If you're like me, you're going to wait a long time and be a lot more broke. So eat up.