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| - My husband and I grabbed lunch here on a weekday for $22.95 each. What. A. DEAL.
[I'm pretty sure I've paid close to that for a buffet at other places on the strip and then felt that I was going to vomit in my purse on the way out... and no, I wasn't pregnant or hungover]
This is more like a dining experience, rather than a buffet. It was so fun! The dining area is gorgeous and very classy.
One thing that really stood out to me about this buffet is that they know, I mean really know, how to make ethnic foods! What a nice treat. Their pork buns and steamed dumplings (served in the bamboo steamers) were authentic! They had an array of Indian food as well, and it was very good. Their sushi wasn't very good, but the smoked salmon and mahi mahi was great! There were a number of salads pre-made and there was fresh fruit and great cheese in it! So tasty!
Everything was very good and above the usual norm for an all-you-can-eat place but the dessert area took the cake (hah!). Homemade gelato and ice cream, cakes, cookies, and everything in between! It was all delicious. Plus, there were a number of sugar free items for those keeping an eye out for those or parents wanting to limit sugar intake for their kiddies. And, their desserts also have little signs to let you know if they are gluten free or if they have nuts in them-- also good for those with special dietary needs in mind.
Basically, if you are going to go to a buffet in Las Vegas, do it right, spend the extra couple of dollars and go to the Wynn. You will not be disappointed, you won't leave feeling sick unless it's from overeating, and you won't feel like you wasted time or money on a meal.
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