If you think about it, $35 is really not that bad for dinner. At a nicer vegas restaurant, you can spend up to $100 for the same quality of food.
So knowing that, here are tips to get the most out of your Wynn Buffet experience. First, eat fruit for breakas, skip lunch, and line up for an early dinner buffet at 4pm. The dinner line that begins at 6pm is insane, so I would avoid that if possible.
The premade salads are remarkable so try those instead of making your own (you can do that anywhere). Next hit the seafood bar. The crab legs are the best I've had in a restaurant experience. And if you are lucky, they'll have some sort of tuna tartare to garnish your seafood plate. Next, try the roasted rack of lamb or the prime rib. The lamb is better in my opinion so I tend to go for that. There's a risotto bar where you can choose your own ingredients and they'll cook it right in front of you.
The dessert bar is delectable and a must. I don't know how much they vary from week to week. If you can get one of their shots of strawberry shakes, then it's your lucky day. The gelato bar is incredible (almost matchin the quality that you can find at the gelato cafe in the bellagio) and the pastries are heavenly.