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  • We've had the MGM buffet before, but I remember having better memories of it (possibly because that was about 5 years ago). For $35, I seriously expected much more. To be fair, if you can calculate the cost of crab legs and eat $35 worth of that, you're set but if you consider the general quality and assortment of other items, then for $35, I've definitely had better, both at buffets and non-buffets. Quite frankly, I think we should have just spent our $35/person and eaten at a finer establishment. Aside from the ubiquitous crab legs and peel-and-eat shrimp (very puny and limp looking), there were: - Smoked salmon, with capers, lemon, and onions - Assortment of cold cuts (e.g. salami) with olives and cheese - Taco bar - Prime rib - Ham - Turkey breast (I think) - Rolls (lots!) - Pizza (pepperoni, combo, cheese, veggie - overall very bready) - Small salad bar - Minestrone soup - Miso soup - Black bean soup - Some kind of pressed flat steak, grilled to order - Dim sum (the wrappers on these didn't look right/firm) - Beer-battered fish (big pieces, though the batter looked very dark and thick) - Tempura shrimp (more like battered shrimp than traditional tempura shrimp) - Chinese food (e.g. broccoli beef or something like that) - Mac and cheese - Fried chicken - Four types of sushi (e.g. faux crab meat California rolls) - Fruit - Assorted desserts (cupcakes, beignets, etc. - generally speaking, it was either overly sweet or bland) - Ice cream/soft serve Honestly, for $35, the MGM buffet is only appropriate for those of you that emphasize quantity over quality. I know I shouldn't expect much from a buffet, but the selection of food (aside from the shrimp and crab legs) is like Sizzlers or Home Town Buffet and both of those charge way less. If this wasn't the MGM, I probably could understand the general lack of quality, but I seriously expected more from the MGM. For those of you that want a buffet in Vegas and didn't care much about the quality, then I would just pick one of the cheaper buffets on the Strip that also includes crab legs and shrimp and call it a day. Of course, if this was discounted or comped with your stay, then by all means, do take advantage of it.
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