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| - I came with low expectations and only came because they gave us 2 free buffet vouchers. Weekday dinner was about $25, so split amongst 3 people and 2 free vouchers, it was only about $9/pp which is a STEAL for food let alone buffet in Vegas! At a certain point, food is food.
It's definitely not the best buffet in Vegas as I've tried several, but for what it was, I think it's worth coming for if you're a frugal newly 21 year old or even someone that doesn't care much about food and literally eat to eat AND have one of those 2 for 1 or complimentary vouchers. Otherwise, don't bother at all if no voucher, not really worth the $25.
Towards the left, there was a tiny "seafood" section where they had about 3 different sushi rolls, and some cold mixed salads. Moving over, there's an assortment of "asian food" (fried rice, chow mein, broccoli beef, orange chicken), a soup bar (pho, dumpling soup), bbq (+ your standard mac and cheese, mash potatoes kinda sides). Down the line, there's also pizza and a salad bar, and pastas along with a baked potato bar (grilled chicken, mushrooms, cheese, chili, etc) at the very end. There's also a dessert table of some cakes and pastries along with chocolate covered strawberries at corner right. If you've been to a Hometown Buffet in California, it's pretty much like that.
I only really semi-approve of the pasta and soup bar, and some of the asian foods. But that alone is not worth the $25, so again, only go here if you have a voucher.
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