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You might feel a bit wary since M is way off the strip, and there are so many other buffets you could choose from, but I've been to the rest and they just can't compare with Studio B. Since it's pretty much a "secret" atm, the lines are at a minimum. The crab was just as good as everyone else proclaimed and thankfully there are THREE seafood stations so no one ever gets angsty or impatient. (Btw: crab + clam chowder = AMAZING).. So I might be a bit biased with my rating, because any place that has all you can eat sashimi is a true winner. For a buffet in the dessert, the sushi was surprisingly fresh and flavorful!
I basically got my money's worth in the seafood, however I did have an entire plate dedicated to JUST meat. If you're more of a carnivore, go straight to the juicy NY Steaks. They're a bit small, but who cares? All you can take! Then on your way back, make a detour to the Korean BBQ, which is so tender. Here's a hint: forget the pastas! Although the mac&cheese was good, the beef stroganoff and the baked ziti typed one tasted a bit weird. You should really avoid the carbs altogether to save room for the proteins.. and the DESSERTS!!!
Ohohoho.. Freshly made fruit crepes! Eat them THERE, because if you want one on the strip, that's gonna cost you like 8 bucks. It's not made to order, but if there's no one in line you ask the crepe-maker if they can hook you up. I ordered a crepe just covered with whipped cream and chocolate. Times 5. My other favorites were the creme brulee, the eclairs, and the tiramisu. Don't bother with pecan pie - it was way too tart. I finished off with a couple soops of Mango gelato at the gelato station and of course a small cup of mocha cappucino at the barista (at the end of the dessert bar, it's easy to miss).
Now, that was the good life.
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