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| - If you have never gone to big a Las Vegas buffet before, this might be worth a try. With its numerous food stations, this is a very fun place to dine at for those who enjoy variety. There are meat stations (lamb, beef, mini hot dogs, ham, fried chicken, etc), seafood stations (crab legs, mussels, etc), an Asian corner (a nice assortment of char siu, duck, ramen, and sushi), and a dessert bar, to name a few. In my opinion, the dessert area was the most impressive part of the buffet. It served all types of desserts that you can possibly imagine - from standard cakes to tarts to gelato in many interesting flavors. They even had a lot of international desserts, and thai boba floats as well! With the variety of foods offered at this buffet, there is something for everybody, so this is a nice place to go with a group of people who have different tastes in food. Although the line can get long, people are seated in a reasonable amount of time due to the extensive amount of seating areas within the buffet.
Overall, it was an enjoyable experience. The reason why I hesitate to rate it more than 3 stars is because of the hefty price tag - although one of the most expensive meals that I have eaten, it is also not one of the more memorable ones. Aside from the extensive selection of food, I was expecting more dishes to have a "wow" factor that would leave me wanting seconds and thirds. I had been expecting to be able to rave about the quality of the food days after dining here. If the cost could be lowered, or the food quality becomes a little gourmet, then this buffet will definitely be worth it!
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