Q: negative

A: Lorsque les bonbons a la sortie sont meilleurs que l'experience de ce restaurant ca en dit long... Du thon trop cuit a la pietre qualite de la presentation et des ingredients utilises. Aucun des plats n'a ete a la hauteur d'un restaurant qui ose demander des prix aussi eleves. Un conseil : ajoutez du homard dans votre Kraft dinner et vous economiserez temps et argent !

Q: negative

A: Yuck. We were directed here by someone on the strip since the have the best seafood buffet around. Not even close. As you walk in, you pay at a kiosk instead of a person. They request a tip at that point which I thought was strange, but whatever. I walked up to the counter to give my ticket, and the rude hostess stated that I, "needed to take myself over there." Ummm....okay? The hostess who sat us was pleasant. We sat and waited a few minutes and a lady walked by and told us to go eat with out taking our drink order. Walking up to the line I was excited to see all the seafood, and there were two different selections of fish. Thats it! No shrimp. No crab legs. The rest of the food was mushy or lacking flavor. Basically I paid $25 for boxed mashed potatoes. From reviews it looks like breakfast is decent, otherwise I would stay away. Plus its freezing in there. My friend had to use the restroom (which they don't have one in the buffet) and they almost didn't let him back in because they were "closed."

Q: negative

A: Veggies taste sour, their rice is disgusting, and they can't even properly cook a steak. The service was alright, but the food is just...disappointing.

Q: positive

A:
I haven't been to very many GREAT Vegas buffets lately. After hearing about MGM, Bellagio, etc etc etc. My little cousin and her bf went around to scope out buffets the day before, lol and found this one. She was raving to me about how awesome it was and I was excited to go try it out. (As a buffet hater) To my surprise, I loved it! The portions were just right for a hungry little girl like me. Everything was portioned off into mini pots,dishes, plates, etc; as so you do not overindulge so you have room to try more than one. We went around lunch time and there were so many options! There were asian dishes, Italian pasta and pizzas, breakfast items, a roast meat section, a California section of fresh fruits, cheeses, etc, AND (saved the best for last, but definitely isn't least) AN ENDLESS ARRAY OF DESSERTS-with a gelato case of about 16-20 different flavors! All in all, I will come back and try out dinner. Running at about $20-25 per person for lunch, it isn't a bad deal (and they were running a special that afternoon, a complimentary mimosa per person)!