I was on a mission that night. My eye was on the prize. If I was going to spend $30 on a buffet, I was going to bring out the big guns. I saw what I had expected. Various steaks and fancier meats, assorted pasta dishes, sushi, but then something caught the corner of my eye. I lurked forward, skeptical, pondering if I had witnessed the "real deal." As I got closer, the excitement built until I knew for sure what I had found. The mother of all finds. Something that I had never eaten at a buffet before... ALASKAN KING CRAB I could barely contain myself. There were a few people in front of me who were taking their sweet time picking up those deliciously huge crab legs and I gave them my evilest eye. Finally, I had made it to the front and started to pile my plate with crab legs. It was glorious. The crab legs were already cracked in half for you, so you didn't have to work to get your crab meat. It was instant gratification that I had never felt while eating crab. I really liked it. The huge downside were that the legs were cold, but you can't always win. I calculated that around my 3rd plate of crabs, that I was near getting my money's worth. So, I decided to venture off and try some of the other items. The prime rib was dry and the chicken wellington really didn't impress me. I went back to the crab legs. That being said, the experience was worth it. Vegas buffet's really did meet my expectations and I'm anxious to try the others as well.
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