I have tried just about all buffets in Las Vegas and I know the good ones from the bad ones!\n\nHere are the pros...great customer service, great ambiance, descent food, cute way of packaging food items (see pictures through Yelp), interesting and intriguing desserts.\n\nHere are the cons...expensive prices for what they offer (they raised the prices effective the date I went on June 14, 2013). Lunch is $26 and kid's lunch is $16. Not all the food is great. Desserts are overrated!\n\nI personally believe that everyone should try this place at least once. The style and layout are unique and intriguing. I talked with one of the managers named Nicholas, who told me that this buffet is the first place to put items in individual containers. Nicholas also told me that Cesar's Palace and Aria buffets have copied this style.\n\nStay away from the Asian noodles, which tasted really poor in quality. The sweet potato dish lacked flavor. The pizzas were doused with salt. My personal favorite item was the braised beef dish.\n\nThe food did NOT wow me at all and there are tons of buffet places with better quality food. Besides the food, everything else about this place wowed me, but I did not come to pay $88 for my family to be wowed by customer service and decor. Its all about the food and I think this place lacks good quality. My wife and I agree that half the dishes are good and half the dishes are bad. That is 50%, which means the price should be at $13. We will never be back, but it was definitely worth at least trying once in a lifetime.\n\nThe location of the buffet is tucked away on the 2nd floor in the way back of the casino. I believe as a result of this, the buffet will fail to thrive and they will keep raising prices to compensate for this. I also think the cuteness of the way the dishes are packaged will die off and more people will enjoy going to Cesar's and Aria buffets more.
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