Oh Wicked Spoon...
You have ruined me for life.
This is no ordinary Vegas buffet. In fact it probably doesn't even deserve to be grouped in with the category of typical Vegas style buffets. The food is so unique here, and you're telling me that I can eat as much as I like? Goodbye diet.
Korean kalbi ribs - really good. Bits of charred caramelized sauce covering the tender meat
Chinese style ribs - didn't have high expectations on this but fall off the bone yummy.
Chinese style crispy shrimp - nicely done. eat the shells! Thats where the seasoning is.
Fried chicken wings - 2 to a basket. Nicely seasoned but wish the skin could have been crisped up a bit more. Still, the meat was really juicy inside.
Crab legs - I was all crabbed out by the time we ate here but the crab legs are already sliced open for you to scoop out the meat. None of that crack, bend and hope to pull out the meat BS.
Sushi - I'm glad there wasn't many sushi offerings here since buffet sushi is rarely good. Avocado roll for the kid was perfect.
Bone marrow - I tried it. I don't get it.
Shepherd's Pie and beef brisket - by the time I got to these, I was already overstuffed. I just had to taste it.
salads - kale salad, beet salad, smoked trout salad - all good
shrimp with pea sprouts - holy moly good!
mac and cheese station - got mine with green onion and bacon. so tasty and the button sized noodles are perfect to poke with a fork.
Desserts - cakes, mousses, gellato, chocolate covered strawberries. So pretty and some with gold leaf or stamped with chocolate pictures.
Arnold Palmer tasted kind of odd. I'll order something different next time.
Service was top notch. Waiter was great and another dude picked up the plates that were ever finished.
So for the price you pay, it is well worth the extra $5-10 splurge over the average Strip buffet. This will be the only buffet I'll be eating at on my next trip.