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| - As far as buffets in Vegas go, this one was decidedly middle-of-the-road. I was thinking it might be all kinds of awesome sauce since the line snaked out to a solid 20 min wait. Weird thing is they weren't even filled to capacity inside. I'm thinking this may be nothing more than a clever ploy to make people think there's greater demand than in reality.
Of course, I could also just be reading into things way too much.
A dinner for one adult is $25, which is a decent price if you're planning to seriously gorge yourself until your stomach hates you. The theme to this buffet is that all the major cultures are represented, so you can dine on Mexican, Chinese, Italian... whatever you want.
The hit of the night was the endless crab legs. I think they were billed as King Crab legs, but these must have come from a midget king because they were small and tiny, like T Rex arms. I still loaded my plate with enough to feed three people.
Everything else was of varying quality. The Italian fare had some passable sausage & peppers. The pastas were OK.
I grabbed some beef curry from the Chinese section, but the rest of their offerings made Panda Express look high end.
There was a dude cutting up prime rib who looked like he would rather drown himself in au jus than continue slicing meat for one minute longer. It's always fun to pick out the employees in Vegas whose faces spell out a lifetime of internal misery from dealing with jackass tourists.
They had bananas foster for dessert. Well, actually they have something like 30 different desserts, but one bite of that and I got instant tunnel vision. At least if I'm going to stuff my remaining pockets of space with food, it's a fruit. Sort of.
With so many to choose from, I don't see myself coming back to this buffet next time I'm in town. I only ate here because I was starving and it was literally the next place I walked into.
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