So the only other Vegas buffet I've experienced is the Bellagio and this DEFINITELY falls short. For $45 a person I was expecting the same experience, but it was more like a food court with a few highlights. I was really surprised at how small it was although I'm not sure more food would have necessarily been better. The dessert selection was great and it took up about 1/3 of the whole place. There were a few stations with about 5 foods at each station. The Asian stop had some decent gyoza, a leak cake, some dumplings, and other fare that looked like low quality take out. The seafood stand was the highlight with king crab legs that were already sliced in half. You could easily just pull out the meat. There were four different types of sushi which were okay and the rest of the fish was overcooked and low quality. There was a salad buffet, Mediterranean, Latin, and American section. One star for the crab legs and another for the servers who were very friendly. Nothing else was really all that impressive. I definitely wouldn't go back.