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As a local I think my review is cheated because we get a steep discount with one of their players cards which makes it a really good value. If I were not getting that discount I wouldn't recommend it to the visitors. So please excuse my bipolar review.
They have a big variety. They have your typical sections. Italian, carving station, Asian (Chinese and Japanese), Mexican, a salad bar, and American. Uniquely they have a custom noodle soup bar, a choose your own stir fry station, and they have some crab legs and shrimp to peel.
There are a lot of good dishes like the mozzarella and cherry tomato salad, Chinese pork belly, and the soup bar.
This is a popular buffet so their food is usually being turned out pretty fresh.
Honestly it's about as good as GVR, Red Rock, or Sunset Station. Just a couple of notches better. But a station buffet is $10?
Their carving station is lacking specifically the bland prime rib. Their dessert section is lacking and the crab legs that probably directly impact the cost aren't that good.
If I were a visitor I would spend the $10 more and go to Bachannal or wicked spoon.
I've realized I'm not a buffet person. I'd rather spend $30 on a nice meal then $30 on an endless amount of hit or miss dishes.
Would I pay $30 plus a 20% gratuity? (There bus men and servers are quite attentive to cleaning plates off your table and refilling your drinks) No I would not.
Would I pay the local price? Yes.
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