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| - It was voted the #1 buffet in Vegas by USA Today. Intrigued by this honor and ready to overindulge Vegas style, we skipped breakfast and headed over for a late lunch.
There are many stations: Fresh Seafood, American BBQ, Mexican, Italian, and Asian.
The oysters were fresh and the jumbo shrimp was not overly cooked. The cocktail sauce had a nice kick from the horseradish. Off to a good start!
The prime rib was overcooked; even the rarest piece was medium-well at best.
The meatball was tasty and not filled with breadcrumbs. The pizzas had a nice crust and were satisfying.
Step away from the Asian selection. An interesting amalgamation of Chinese, Thai and Japanese. The chow fun was dry, the sushi was what you'd expect at a buffet but the selection (only 3 kinds) was disappointing. The char sui bao filling was yummy but the bread was hard and the har gow was gummy.
All in all, just okay. Buffet includes soft drinks, tea and juice. Price is steep, but Vegas is not cheap. And, if you make it your only meal you come out ahead.
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