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And you'll hear a tale
A tale of a fateful trip,
That started from this buffet line,
Aboard this tiny table.
The mate was a mighty eatin' man,
The brother brave and sure,
Five passengers ate that day,
For a two hour feast,
A two hour feast.
The food started getting rough,
The tiny table was tossed.
If not for the appetitie of the fearless group
My family would be hungry.
My family would be hungry.
The table set ground on the buffet
Of this busy line
With Tony,
My brother too.
The dad
And my mom,
The aunt and grandma,
Here at the Bellagio Buffet.
@ Alaskan King Crab - Being the Asian that I am, I did load up on this. If we're talking about getting our moneys worth, this is probably the quickest way to achieve this. I did see people piling up the King Crab like crazy, present company included. Since there is actually two King Crab stations, one on each side of the buffet, they don't get refill as fast as the Wynn, so there may be a lot of scrappy pieces no one really wants. These aren't as big or as sweet as the Wynn.
@ Snow Crab - You have King Crab, there is no reason to get this! But for comparison sake, these weren't as sweet as the King Crab and you get smaller crabs.
@ Kobe Beef - A buffet serving Kobe beef, that grabbed my attention. Sadly, it did in all the wrong way. This was dry and flavorless and I question whether or not it really was Kobe beef. I took maybe 2 bites and just passed on the rest. There goes that Kobe beef.
@ Sushi - I'm not sure if you can even call this sushi. I'm sure I can find better sushi at a gas station. Everything from the tuna nigri to the salmon nigri to the California roll to the shrimp tempura was just disgusting. For comparison sake, the Wynn is just as bad. Studio B was good though.
@ Halibut - Overcooked fish is ever so good.
@ Prime Rib - The staple meat at all buffets. This was dryer than an August day in Vegas.
@ Crusted Lamb - This wasn't all that bad. It was at least cooked right and tasty. My only criticism for this was I didn't want any of the crusting around the lamb. It just takes away from the flavors of the lamb.
@ Bread - This is a sin at a buffet, but since everything wasn't as good I got some bread. It surpringsly was good and fresh. Something is wrong when I come to a buffet and the bread is one of the high points of this place.
@ Apple Pie - It didn't even taste like apples and the crust was very mushy. Mc Donald's apple pie taste better and I hate McDonalds!
@ Coconut Cake - One of the highlights of the dinner. It was just good.
The wait was surpringsly short, maybe 30 minutes on a Saturday night before Mothers Day. I was a little suspicious of the line being so short. Each person was charged $40, instead of the usual $36 since it was a holiday weekend. I was dissapointed to see my grandma get charge full price as well.
Our waiter just wasn't very good either. We would ask for drinks and he would bring out our drinks 20 minutes later. The same issues with clearing our plates. It was a holiday weekend, but it wasn't really even that busy. We eventually had to ask the managers to bring us our drinks. Just horrible service.
Dollar for dollar, the Bellagio and Wynn buffet cost the same. The Bellagio has more variety, but the Wynn seems to have much higher quality items. I prefer having better quality stuff, than a variety of medicore food.
Bellagio was highly dissapointing for me in both food and service, considering its regarded as one of the Top 3 buffets in Vegas (other 2 being Studio B and Wynn). I'll stick to the Wynn or Studio B for my buffets for now. Good thing I won at the blackjack table, so the bill wasn't too painful!
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