Q: Blech!!! Unfortunately ate here twice while staying at Luxor for a conference. The worst buffet in Vegas!! Everything tastes like it was frozen then defrosted and plopped into serving dishes!! Yuck.....lunch offerings were dry and over cooked pork loin, fried chicken and beef stroganoff. Both my husband an I hated everything that was sampled.....EVEN dessert!! How do you mess up dessert!!!! Well ask Luxor cause they seem to have it down! Sundays champagne brunch was better....only because with all the alcohol everything tastes better!

A: negative

Q: Maybe we hit them at a bad time, but I was unimpressed. The server for our section actually only came to our table once, and they weren't that busy. The poor girl who seated us had to take our order and bring our check and another guy dropped off our pizza. Odd. Pizza had a limp crust and all of the toppings literally slid off the slice when you picked it up. So weird. Not to mention the fact that this place looks like it popped out of a 1990 time machine. Think of the restaurant that the kids from Saved By The Bell used to hang out in. That's this place!

A: negative

Q: Smallish place,modern,spare decor, complete with a fake fireplace and exposed brick walls. We were a party of 4 in for late lunch and started with a cold fungus and coriander salad,very tasty,followed by another cold dish of spicy Schecwan beef noodles.This was tasty as well,but the beef was nothing but grizzle. Third order was pan-fried veggie dumplings,very good,followed by an order of pan-fried chicken/coriander filled dumplings....delicious! We then proceeded with the last dish ordered,crispy pancakes;essentially a crispy pancake stuffed inside an omelette... tasty with a touch of spice. All in all,very good with prompt service.Only complaint...tea was warm.

A: positive

Q: The food is always great and the owners and staff provide exceptional service and make you feel very welcome. Also, the decor is very inviting and comfortable. I can't imagine any way it could get any better.

A:
positive