text: I would have given it four stars when I first came here several years ago but several years later I can't give it four stars.  We came here for lunch which was $23 and while $23 isn't expensive for buffet at the Wynn, the restaurant lacked variety, creativity, and change.  After eating at Wicked Spoon which charges $27 for dinner one would think the Wynn would offer something spectacular.  The display of the food was boring, the variety was non existent and the taste of the food wasn't very good.  For example the pad thai didn't taste like a pad thai, the turkey was way too dry, the clam chowder looked like goo, and the only thing that was half way decent was the ice cream.  \n\nThis buffet was once the best buffet on the strip but it got complacent.  It's like an athlete who made it to the big leagues and then decided he or she didn't need to work out, train, or just get better.  I don't know if the dinner would be better but lunch wise it was kind of like buffets in Reno.