Came here thinking it may be pretty good....ordered the General Taos chicken had to send it back because it was fried so hard...yuck it was crunchy and hard as hell felt like I was chewing on small rocks...I swapped it for sesame chicken...well it came out almost as hard fried as the General... but it was tolerable... now the spring roll was delicious... overall I would not come back to this joint.
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Such a sad display of service!!! The champagne was great, the apps were good, too! The problem is it took FOREVER to get the drinks and food. The server was slow and too busy socializing to help us.
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Food was horrible! I had the Teriyaki Chicken Bowl & it literally was rice, chicken, & sauce. Who has a chicken bowl with no vegetables. The chicken & sauce were completely bland. Will never be back
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This is my new favorite buffet on the Strip! We came on a Friday afternoon, and somehow miraculously avoided waiting. Literally paid and walked right in. It was $32/ person. I loved that there were various cuisines and it was grouped accordingly. My favorites were the tacos. I thought it was comparable to taco places and there was even a full salsa bar to match. I also surprisingly loved the hot and sour soup and found it just as good as ones in Chinese restaurants, ha! Towards the end of our meal (or the beginning of dinner service), crab legs arrived. Yum. Some negatives would be the overdressed (thus salty) Caesar salad and the overcooked (thus dry) prime rib. The desserts looked really good too but I was so full I just had a scoop of blood orange sorbet. Restroom is in very close walking distance (right by the entrance) and service was average. I will be back!
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