Best buffet in Vegas?? Hmm. I don't know about that but just don't have your hopes up too high. This was the only buffet I went to during my most recent visit to Vegas so I can't compare it to any other buffet since they may have all gone down by now. Anyhow, like most people who are into buffets, I have been wanting to come here for the longest time. This was on the top of my list this time. I'd have to say it wasn't bad, but I can't say it was amazing. If you look at the photos on yelp from back in 2012, and you come to this buffet now, you would be kind of disappointed because there are a lot of foods that weren't available during my visit that you would probably have been looking forward to. Also, you can tell from the pictures of the quality of the food. For example, the fish on the nigiri sushi were sliced paper thin during my visit, if you look at some of the nigiri photos from back in 2012, the slices were not paper thin. I avoided the asian food, pizza and italian meats and cheese portion because they really weren't anything special. I did try the laksa and it was disappointing. Seafood was ok. The oysters were really dirty. Asked for a thin slice of brisket at the guy carving it gave me a huge slice - it was VERY dry. The slider was overcooked and dry. Soups were cold. Desserts were disappointing - nothing out of the ordinary and amazing. I'm glad I only waited about 30 minutes to get in (saturday afternoon at 3:30pm).