We waited two hours for this buffet although they did give us a ticket to come back when the line died down so we ended up wandering around the casino for a hour and then standing in line for the second hour. Studio B has a very unique setting. There is a TV studio inside and lots of TV screens all over the place. They were showing some show with Guy Fieri on the screens when we were there. The buffet is in the main room and faces the studio. A side room that is a little further from the buffet has windows with a spectacular view, especially at night. Some people waited a little longer to be sat in there.
The food is very good. We were there on seafood night so there were more seafood options. While the fancier dishes were good, it was some of the simpler items that really stood out. In particular, I really enjoyed the mac and cheese and the tomato bisque. The only disappointing section was the Asian food section. Everything tasted like there was too much sauce. Maybe it was an off night since usually Las Vegas buffets have good Asian sections due to it being a popular tourist destination for Asian tourists. The dessert line is poorly designed. Long lines form for the ice cream and coffee bar so thoe who just want to grab a cookie, slice of cake, or some of the very good flan have to either wait or awkwardly ask if we can go ahead. Service was OK. Our server was really nice, but we could tell the poor guy was tired. They stayed open almost 2 hours past closing because of the long lines so we could tell he needed a break.
I'm looking forward to hitting this place again, although I will make sure I get there super early next time to avoid the huge lines.