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  • It's really weird but out of all the places I ate in Vegas, I probably had the BEST experience here. Yes, they only limit you to two pieces of Galbi per person, but I'm more concerned about the quality than the quantity of meat I have. Aside from Galbi, all their other meats were up for grabs and the quality first class. They first provided us lots of dish condiments and a huge bowl of lettuce salad. I know this is equally bizarre of me to say, but I COULDN'T STOP EATING THE SALAD. My bf gave me the dirty look because he wanted me to eat more meat, but dear god, the salad was just dressed so well and loaded with derishessness! After a long tiresome day baking under the sun, the salad was such a refreshing note to my mouth. Even my bf, who doesn't like vegetables or fruit, ate a few pieces of the salad and liked it. (I must learn the secret recipe.) But aside from the heavenly bliss that is the Korean salad, the Galbi was also very tender and succulent. The bulgogi was probably my favorite, though, in all its mushy glory. Once grilled, it no longer resembled raw mush but soft, flavorful and juicy meat saturated with sauce and doused in the restaurant's seasonings. It complemented our short grain bowl of rice very well. My bf also loved the pork belly meat they provided, so he ordered double amounts of that. We pretty much sampled all the meats on the menu (didn't like the brisket - too tough) and liked everything else (though I'm not a fan of the pork belly.) The condiments, like the usual kimchi, bean sprouts, squash (i think) and other side dishes were equally sublime - good too for indigestion. My bf thought this buffet will only allow you a one hour limit, based on the receipt, but I'm not sure how true that is. Our receipt for The Aria's buffet was limited also to two hours, so I'm not sure if that's really a thing in Vegas or it's just something they write to make sure you don't dally. It didn't matter much to us since we were hungry and thus, ate fast and furiously. Our waitress(es) were very prompt and serviceable and you can adjust the dial on the grill to a setting you like, so no complaints on that end. This restaurant provided me and my bf a very interactive eating experience with great food, great fun, and great service. I would give 5 stars, but I hesitate to do so because not all of the meat selection was great (brisket, for example) and the Galbi thing was a little disappointing (why label as a buffet when you can't get something for unlimited quantities?) It's roughly $30 pp, which is up there in terms of buffet, so I expected better from them. This doesn't take away from the fact that the food was awesome, though, so I would still come back if I ever go to Vegas again.
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