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| - as Michael H. pointed out, the quality isn't all there. then again, it's $24.99 in vegas, you get what you are paying for, if not more.
note to self: do not show up during lunch time. the line is loooooooong. 1.5 hrs loooooooong.
anyhow, there are LOTS to choose from - and it really sucks not being seated in the middle as it's quite a distance to grab your food and get back to your seat. as with any buffet-style restaurant, all you can do is sample, and boy did i sample.
eggs/hash/sausage bacon - eh. not a lot of flavor [except for the bacon because it's bacon!]
fried stuff [shrimp/onion rings/fish] - nothing special. tastes like old fast food. pass on it.
mexican - i had a taco. eh.
prime rib and roast beef - bloody. not a meat restaurant so i couldn't be picky.
shrimp/flavored shrimp/crab legs - i love seafood. unless this shit went bad, it probably tastes the same as any other place. enjoyed it a lot.
asian soup - they had pho so i had to get it. tastes like ramen. i imagine all the other soups would taste the same.
sushi - or more like fake rolls. pass.
asian food - very picky in this department- didn't need to even try it. pass.
dim sum - eh. shui mai - i'm not a good judge of 'dim sum'. tasted good enough for me
greens - please, it's vegas and i'm on vacation.
now the dessert section, on the other hand, is a different story. i think the guys that prepared the dessert actually spent time making them look presentable. they tasted as sweet as they look, if not sweeter. i sampled a lot. i probably enjoyed the gellato the most. it soothes a full stomach.
oh, the waitresses were awesome enough to constantly refill my mimosa. heck, she eventually learned to leave the pitcher. har har har!
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