text: It is a great hotelso why should not it have a good buffetnnI was sorely disappointed This buffet lacked selections They tried to be different and unique but they fail miserably Every dish at the Aria Buffet tried to be a little bit different than your traditional Las Vegas buffet So it sets up the expectation for more refined flavors and quality Well nnThe Indian station is interesting but the flavors were unauthentic The Chinese station was terribleI would rather eat at Panda Express The Sushi stationummm I almost missed the types of very ordinary and cheap rolls and there was so much rice in the sushi that you could hardly tell it was sushi The sage rotisserie chicken had no flavor The smoked pork chop was humongousbut had very little smoke flavornnThe crab legs were good but the melted butter had no flavor The prime rib was good and rare but the whipped horseradish was terriblethere were clumps of creamand I had to use my fork to break up the cream and mix with the pure horseradish ReallynnThe desserts really piqued my interest and since I did not gorge on the savory items like I usually do at buffetsI had plenty of room for dessert So here is my rundownnnGelato was great but such a limited selectionnCreme Brulee was deliciousnCheesecake was not rich enough nor was the crust hearty enoughnSugarfree Chocolate Cake was decentbut could not they use some SplendanCookies were sosoI have had better at cheaper buffets nnThe service was standard buffet servicenot impressive For a hotel like Aria I certainly expected this to be a much better experience I can easily find a better meal in Vegas for