Buffet at Asia

While we were in Vegas. I heard good reviews about this restaurant. So we decided to check it out. It’s obviously off the strip. We came on a Friday night. It was a really good price for $26 which includes tip and drinks. Can’t go wrong with that. There were lobsters, stone crabs, snow craps, oysters, mussels and other Chinese food. Even though it was plentiful. The miss to me was the flavor. The lobster had too much corn starch on it so it made a messy meal. Lack the flavor of green onions. The stone crab was good but lots of work. That one probably tasted the best. I’d stayed away from the oysters and raw sushi as we were flying back home and didn’t want any issues. The hosts and service was really good. The atmosphere was ok. The booth we had, the bench needed new springs as I was sinking into it. The restrooms was adequate. There are two locations. Maybe we just picked the wrong one. But overall, we love Vegas for this.

I visited Buffet Asia on Flamingo Road around 4:30 PM, and overall, it was a pleasant experience. The service stood out right away—staff were attentive and made sure all the food stations were consistently refilled and everything remained clean. It seems like this might be a newer location since the space felt modern, very spacious, and well-maintained. The food quality was solid. Everything I tried was fresh, especially the sushi, which was one of the highlights of the buffet. The salad selection was also good, offering a fresh and diverse range of options. However, I did feel that the beef selection could be expanded a bit—it felt limited compared to other sections. In terms of pricing, the drink was included in the menu, which was nice. However, after taxes and the automatically included 11% tip, the total came out to just over $30 for one person. While the service was good enough that I left an additional tip, I still think the price felt a little steep for what was offered. Ideally, I believe the price should be closer to $25, especially for a solo diner. But it’s worth noting that this might be due to weekend pricing since they offer crab legs during weekends, though I didn’t try them this time. Overall, the cleanliness, attentive service, and fresh food made it a good experience. The price is my only real concern, but given the good service and quality, it was still worth the visit.

We came here many times. The quality of the food is reasonable for the price we paid. They had a lot of food options on weekend especially seafood like crab legs and lobsters. I like most of the asian food there. All the stir fried and deep fried were quite good. The green bean there was surprisingly good. Eventhough, the food was not quite warm on the buffet tables. I did not quite like the sushi bar and wasabi was very artificial green. We like the ice cream cone though, not too sweet.

Mixed feelings about this one. What do you say when everything about the place is average? It's not bad but not good either. The buffet cost was about 35$ and I felt it was costly. There were a lot of food choices but nothing stands out as good or memorable. It looks like people come here only for their crab legs and so they don't put as much effort into others.. they should atleast give a drink for the money they charge.

I was craving mainland American Chinese food today and found a place on Google Maps with a 4.0 rating and 570 reviews, which seemed like a good choice. Don’t quote me on this, but I think this place used to be under different management and had a different name. I first pulled into the parking lot around 11 o’clock. It wasn’t too busy, and since I wasn’t hungry, I left and came back an hour and a half later. By then, the parking lot was pretty full, so I parked in the additional parking at the back. Once I got in, I didn’t have to wait. I prepaid $15, and the 11% service charge plus tax brought my total to $18.05. Their sign says no tipping is required because they already charge a service fee. I think this policy enhances the dining experience, as it removes the ambiguity of tipping at a buffet or takeout place. However, I did notice the table next to me leaving an extra tip, whether because they misread the note or simply wanted to express gratitude. The food was quite good. I tried to sample a little of everything, but there were too many items to try them all. The standout dishes that are still on my mind include the shrimp, salmon sushi, barbecue pork, doughnut, egg roll, and a sip of egg drop soup, which was really good. I wanted more but was too full. All the dishes were fresh and of good quality, and I noticed staff replenishing the food as I served myself. One feature I particularly liked about this place is that drinks are included in the buffet. At some Chinese restaurants, you have to pay extra for beverages, but this place even offered hot tea, which was a nice perk since I wasn’t in the mood for soda or a cold drink on a chilly winter day. The restaurant was packed with people coming and going, yet the buffet wasn’t overly crowded, making it easy to get food. I saw in the reviews that some people had to wait to get in, but that wasn’t the case during my visit. There’s plenty of parking, and both cash and credit are accepted. However, I didn’t notice any signage regarding price differences between cash and credit, or details on weekday versus weekend lunch or dinner pricing. This buffet now has a heart mark on my Google Maps for the next time I crave Chinese food. I will definitely come back!

All-You-Can-Eat Lobster, Oysters, and Crab Legs for Under $30! Indulge in unlimited Lobster, Oysters, and Crab Legs, available exclusively during weekend dinner hours (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday). Make sure to plan your visit accordingly, as these delicacies are only offered on weekends! Buffet at Asia 📍 Address: 1518 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89119 Note: There are three locations with the same name, but the one in the West area is slightly more expensive compared to the others. It’d be interesting to find out what makes it different! Special Recommendation: Fried Frog Legs For a unique culinary experience, try the Fried Frog Legs! With their tender texture and distinct flavor, they’re often considered a delicacy that rivals chicken. If you're up for a new taste adventure, don't miss this dish!

Great value all you can eat Asian buffet. Good place to fuel up your body before hitting the road to LA. Follow our instagram @gemislist for more.

Large selection of food. Chicken, noodles, sushi, seafood, vegetables and fruit. Small dessert section. They had chocolate and vanilla soft serve.

I've eaten at the other Buffet at Asia location on Sahara many times, but this is my first time here at the Flamingo location. I just wanted to try it out. Same food selection as the other location. This establishment feels cleaner and bigger. Service was okay. I don't expect much from a buffet style other than the occasional clearing of plates and refilling of drinks. -1 Star because we came on a Sunday night (seafood night) and the Lobster seemingly was only cooked and refilled once during our dining. And the salt and pepper crab legs were so thin, I can't imagine anyone getting any meat out of them.

I'm not sure what buffet the other reviewers went to, but it wasn't the experience I had. I came looking for a place that served oysters, and yes--they had them. But out of a full tray, only 2 looked fresh. The rest had a strange yellowish color that didn't inspire confidence. When they finally refilled the tray after about 30 minutes, maybe 3 were decent. I was also looking forward to the beef ribs, but those were a letdown too. They were 90% bone, 5% BBQ sauce, and maybe 5% actual meat. The rest was just a thick, unpleasant layer of connective tissue between the bone and the meat. The soft serve tasted cheap and artificial, nothing like proper soft serve. One of the dessert cakes was hard as a rock. None of the sushi was labeled, which made it hard to tell what you were grabbing. The wonton soup was okay, and I made the best of things with the fried rice, orange chicken, and dumplings--which were all decent. But still--no pork ribs? Ambiance was fairly standard for a buffet. At $25, it's a lower price point for the area, but I left disappointed. Even for a budget buffet, I expected better quality and care.

Would not go back. Had generally good reviews and positive comments for value and they have crab legs (a grandson's favorite) so we went with my two grandkids. Cost was good. $24.50 per person. Hard to beat that! Selection was ok. Not spectacular. Sushi was ok. Tasty and a good variety. Crab legs were nearly inedible. Small. Very small. Deep fried. Overcooked. Not worth taking the time to eat.

The food was hot and came out quickly! We got there right before 5 and had an amazing buffet meal. It was affordable and worth what we paid. The deep fried lobster was a little dried but the fried chicken drumstick was sooooo good. I don't think I've ever had that good of a fried chicken at the buffet. I think I ate like 4 pieces. The ice cream machine did not have vanilla so that was sad. They do charge 11% for service regardless of party size but they also encourage tips. I feel like if you charge for service then asking for a tip is kind of confusing.....imho. Anyways, decent place to get buffet for a decent price. This is a small buffet place expect grand buffet rooms.

For a cheap Asian buffet, this is as good as it gets! I've mostly been here for lunch. They have the same lunch pricing during both the weekend and weekday currently at $15 per person excluding gratuity/tax. There is a small additional fee if you pay with card which you can avoid by paying in cash. Gratuity of 11% is automatically added to your bill and there are signs at the register and on your receipt stating the service charge was already paid for and thereafter they are a no-tip business. Soft drinks are included in the price. For lunch, the food selection is quite decent, although more coveted seafood options like clams are only offered during dinner. I can't name them all but they have pizza, chicken wings, soups, various sauteed dishes (vegetables, chicken,) steamed fish/veggie options, salt and pepper fried shrimp, fried rice, pancit, chow mein, plantains, desserts, etc. Plus they have a wide selection of sushi rolls. Workers were constantly bringing out fresh platters of food to refill the buffet. Service is excellent. Workers are super on top of refilling drinks and clearing away used dishes from the table. I felt that everything was pretty clean. There is additional parking located behind the restaurant as the front lot is often full.

Not bad. First you pay and then get seated. I think you're allowed one drink, (I'm not sure). The place is quite spacious and the food selections are various. Liked the sushi counter because there's a lot to choose from. And good sushi too. As for the other hot dishes... it's a little subpar. Too oily at least for most of them. I'm not sure if I'm gonna come back, but if you're into regular Asian-buffet style restaurants... it does the job.

Extremely Disappointed with the Customer Service! The service here is outrageously poor. Servers are incredibly rude and unprofessional. Beware: there's a confusing transition between lunch and dinner, and no one informs you when it happens. We unknowingly took food from trays that had just been set out -- only to be confronted and scolded by a server who rudely told us it was for dinner. Instead of calmly explaining the situation, they lashed out and pushed back at us. Absolutely unacceptable behavior. If you can't provide basic customer service or communicate transitions clearly, maybe it's time to rethink how you run a buffet or close it down for good!

3.5/4 woman spent hours watching videos on buffets. I'm truly not a fan but I can appreciate the variety they provide. I heard her listen to one place that had kalua pork and poke! Hell yes! But she couldn't find it again and we ended up here. If you know or have been to one with both offerings, holla at me!!! Other option was Krazy but it was farther. Parking lot was kinda dirty but it was packed. Bunch of people waiting but as a party of two we got right in. There was no option to leave a tip when I paid up front. We had an interesting seat. Probably the closest to the actual buffet stations but still having views of the loo. I will give them this, until about 8/8:15, they are BUSY! Constantly replacing foods and keeping things fresh. They do their best to keep it clean though they never changed the pot sticker sauce while we were there. It had a fry in it the whole time, maybe that's why it was salty lol :-/ Food was pretty good honestly. Hawaiian chicken, pork ribs, the chow mein, glass noodles and rice had me getting seconds. Woman got the flounder which isn't a fish I'd usually go for but it was quite tasty. She said the mussels were really good too. The broccoli beef's broccoli was hard to chew but I don't have much to say otherwise. The sushi bar was very nice too. They have an "ice cream" machine but when old lady when to get some, vanilla wasn't working or gone. The sugar dough balls, though awful ingredients wise, remind me of childhood with my grandma so I had to have some. So good! But I noticed that after 8, once they ran out they doubled down on the fried bananas. Which I usually enjoy but they weren't great. We were bussed by a super nice guy and lady. If you recall I said they didn't offer for us to tip initially, so we gave each of them cash at the end. They were kind, and despite how much they took the plates, I had to ask a couple time for more water. The bathroom- not the cleanest and only 3 stalls! I had to wait in line and one lady never came out the whole time I was in there! I hope ol girl is ok! Pretty decent food, well seasoned and flavored. Nice staff, could be cleaner. Crab legs fri- sun. Woman read they had burnt ends. I didn't see them. I wouldn't go back, not bc it's bad, but I'm not a buffet fan, I'm a germophobe, and it's vague ass, buffets on every corner!

The service is always good but this last time felt like they were short staffed. The wait time was fast and the tables were clean at least. The food choices have gone down hill. Unfortunately this will probably be my last time coming here. The only thing I can suggest is go before dinner. I think we'll be going back to Hibachi Grill and Supreme Buffet. It's a farther drive for us but the selection is so much better. It was a good run here but for what they charge it definitely doesn't match the quality or selection.

For the price, this AYCE buffet is an unbeatable deal. Came for lunch - $15 for adults and $7 for kids. I've tried some of the $75 buffets on the Strip that are definitely good and a little better in quality, but are they the "$60 better" type of good? Naw. I'd challenge anyone to find a more affordable buffet with a bigger selection, on or off the Strip. Some highlights: the chicken skewers were cooked to perfection, the seafood combo is fantastic, and the hot and spicy chicken packs just the right punch. The variety here is impressive, and even the frozen items like crispy fish and egg rolls were great. Service was efficient - wait staff are on top of things, and the kitchen staff keeps the food coming out fresh. Even on a busy weekday lunch, it was packed but not crowded, and I was seated right away with zero wait time. The plates were very clean. There's plenty of parking with a dedicated lot right outside. Would absolutely come back!

This restaurant is not what it used to be back when it was located on Flamingo and Eastern. They've lost their touch. The food was not as good. Don't plan on returning any time soon.

The Buffet at Asia is an AYCE style restaurant that has delicious food with a wide variety of choices. The string beans (with garlic) and the sushi are just a few of the top dishes. The service here is fast and efficient. Definitely will be coming here for a second time! $75 for four people, including drinks, tax and tips. Plenty of tables and seats available and has that Vegas buffet ambiance.

Against my better judgement I decided to try this place for lunch. As I had already been to The Mint Indian Bistro in the past I instead chose this place as to try something new. I now regret that decision. The price is reasonable, but the selection was much smaller than I thought it would be. And the food well where to begin. Although there were several dishes that were good, most were way over salted, and some were just downright sad. The chicken strips looked good but oh dear lord they were anything but, so dry and overcooked. The wings just tasted mostly of Chinese five spice. There was a very tasty spicy chicken dish, but I got it twice and both times it was cold and I mean cold, which quickly became a regular occurrence with the food here. The stand out dish was the steamed fish, it was actually hot and it was delicious. Overall this place was hugely disappointing and I just cannot recommend it in any way. Dinner might be a better option as more seafood dishes are offered. Lunch however is just a no go for me.

Crab legs are amazing. They serve them on Sunday nights. They also have sushi. The orange chicken was good and the mussels were good. It of course was a buffet so some of the quality wasn't great. But overall I'd be back.

Food was surprisingly decent with some seafood options such as shrimp, fish and calamari. Stay away from the "seafood" on the scallop shell - this is merely a seafood sauce and there is no scallop. Service of clearing away plates and having sofa refills was attentive. Overall good value for a weekday lunch buffet.

We walked in and no buffet prices were posted anywhere. The lady charged us $30 for dinner and $31+ for card. Looking at other reviews, we were overcharged. There was another lady hovering over the crab legs and divvying out small portions to patrons. I think the cashier staff is up charging certain people. We won't be back due to the dishonesty.

I don't care what anyone has to say I love this place! The food is good. Low cost, and all of your favorites. With perfect customer service.

Thursday, March 14, 2024 - Dinner at their new location. We were so excited to finally go to their new location. We have been here when they were the other buffets. I believe this is a much better location and I love the big windows. The food area has so much more space and I love the set up here. I love when the cooks come out and check what needs to be filled up and than they go back and call it into the other cooks. Everything is so much nicer here. Service is always good here. I did ask about one dish, but our server didn't ask what it was, not really a disappointment, but I do wish that he went to find out. The food was good as always, we do enjoy the sushi. Tonight was one of those nights where I just wanted something different. I usually don't eat salad here, but it was good tonight. Caesar dressing is always my 2nd choice of dressing, Blue Cheese is 1st. I had the Crab Rangoon, it wasn't that sweet tonight. Beef Broccoli, well haven't had that in a long time. As for the clear noodles it was actually satisfying, but I like to add lemon on mine. These are the items I don't eat here, because I have my favorites. The new location here on Flamingo and Maryland I love! So if your in the neighborhood and don't know what you want and you just want different things, I recommend stopping by. As always, Great Company and Great Food, Guarantees a Great time!

My family wanted more Asian style buffet and last time my uncle recommended this place which moved from another location. Typically, these places have the usual variety of Asian food. Entering the place there were lots of vending plushie machines, it is very bright and at entrance the staff helped us with paying for our party and seating. My kid was half price though he didn't eat much. We were roughly 15$ an adult which includes drinks. I saw a poster of smoothies but it's probably extra. Going in, sushi variety looked great, but lots of wasabi in any sushi with green sauce. I tried each one and they were decent except the one with a chuck of tuna which I couldn't eat and spat out. Fried foods were ok, the best one of the bunch was the fried chicken wings. Fries, crab Rangoon, and sesame balls were ok, some were crispy while others were stale. I ate mostly the fried wings... The seafood items were a bit off? Squid was too chewy and lots of weird mayonnaise taste on the seafood and toast. Chicken wonton soup was decent actually. The teriyaki chicken and charsui were the only things my kid ate but he spat out the chicken after a few bites. He ate a few bites of charsui but it was a bit too chewy afterwards. Overall, I wouldn't really come back if I came for a Vegas trip. Although it was very inexpensive, I didn't feel so good afterwards.... I decided not to take photos this time. Restrooms were really clean at least!

That sushi bar was everything! We about cleared out the sushi but they had more ready for us! Small but good food. We ate until we were stuffed!

Hi guys. This is a cool place where I was today. I really liked everything, the dishes are fresh, when something on the display case runs out they immediately put a new and different dish there, a great variety, you will have a great choice. I tried a lot of different dishes and liked everything. I will put a photo, but my plate is empty because I was hungry and ate everything, sorry I recommend this place. The staff is attentive and takes away dirty dishes on time, they are very polite with you.

Food was literally cold, not much to choose from. Very dissatisfied. Service was not good at all.

I believe that when businesses move or change names, ownership, or enough of it to see a difference you gotta give them a new Yelp listing. Seen so many listings that keep combining and overall ratings ain't even accurate so here let's see if it happens again. When the Buffet At Asian was down the road at Flamingo and Eastern food was good but it felt like an old and dirty place. Like dirty dirty felt like I'd catch something there but I'll still eat there. They moved and reopened in January. So this location is so much clearer inside. A little kid fell dropping their ice cream cone on the ground, picked it up, and still ate it. Kids gotta build their immune system yea!? True story though lol. Employees were constantly cleaning. Outside it's still a sketchy area. Someone was outside trying sell stuff. For food, it's a reasonable priced Asian buffet with a nice selection of sushi. Came here during lunch. That chop marinated steak is probably my favorite item. That with lots of mushroom and some beans or there veggies is a good meal. Next favorite item was this dish with some mixture in a shell. Chicken wings were good. Sesame ball and fried bananas with good too. I'm hoping stay still make those beef ribs that they made at the other location for dinner. Those were my favorite. They have snow crab legs offered during dinner Friday to Sunday. Again new location so clean. Restroom was clean and with plumbing that works. We'll see how long that lasts. Spacious, bright, and clean dining area. They were constantly cleaning, good at removing plates from table and refilling drinks. Auto-gratuity for I believe 5 or more people. They'll charge a little extra for using debit or credit card but soda is already included in the price. For sure I'd be back as long it's kept clean and reasonably priced. Hmmm I guess it is the same Buffet At Asia just in a a new clean location. Should've just cleaned the old location but was probably too much work.

So I walk into this Asian buffet for lunch... Because, you know, I like to start my day with regret... and an egg roll. I get to the counter, and the guy says to me very calmly... "Just so you know... we're about to switch over to dinner." Okay... that's fine. That's normal. I figure they're just gonna bring out a couple extra trays. A little lo mein, maybe throw on some shrimp you know, let lunch evolve into dinner. Like a buffet smooth jazz transition. But then he says: "Most of the lunch items are going away... and you're not allowed to touch the dinner food." Wait... WHAT? So lemme get this straight... I pay full price for lunch... and I can only eat what's left of it? That's like buying a concert ticket and being told, "You can come in for the encore... but don't even look at Beyoncé." This man looked me dead in the face and said, "You can't touch the dinner items. ""Sir, step away from the crab rangoon. And you know what? I didn't even eat there. Yeah. I turned around and left. Because the only thing sadder is staying to eat a few old, leftover lunch trays.

The staff here are so great! They make sure you are taken care of with everything you need to enjoy the buffet. I can in on Friday for the dinner to enjoy the crab legs and it was good! Good option for the price and it felt clean. I will be back!

Not too much selection, the price is top high, $31 for dinner week end? Not too much sea food and not really fresh.

Great deal on AYE crab. Get their early and discount if u pay cash. The rest of the buffet is pretty solid. But the crab is legit. Busy place, limited parking and service is a bit spotty (it was packed when we went). Beware, place is noisy and not very big.

We had been to their older locations back in 2022 & it was nice to see that they moved to a new upgraded spot. It's one of those places that you get what you pay for. I wouldn't say there was anything that was great, everything was just ok. I had a bit of hard time deciding what I wanted to eat because nothing really caught my attention. it is nice thought that there was a soft serve machine that you can swirl the 2 flavors together. I do like this new location though as there is more space between the all the stations. It's always nice & clean & you can't beat the price.

Food was mediocre at best. Crab legs were cold. Selection left a lot to be desired. For $63.76 for 2, it was not worth the drive.

The food was ok for a buffet not the best .. it was pricey I wouldn't go again... I recommend if you like sushi this a great place for you... the sushi buffet look the best.service was regular waiter was slow... the restaurant was big but it wasn't the best decor.

This buffet lacks decent seafood--no crab legs--and the restaurant's cleanliness is questionable, given the dingy carpets. With so much competition in Vegas, I don't see myself returning unless this place gets a facelift.

Decent Chinese buffet. No problems. Would come back here. My kid was very picky about what to eat. I like it. Definitely recommend to others

Not what I expect for the price they charge. The Buffet has a nice presentation but lacks actual food. Orange chicken is mushy. Spicy chicken has more jalapeños than chicken. The ribs are awful, 75% fat 25% meat. The shrimp has no flavor. Crab Rangoon were over cooked and burnt. They use more vegetables than meat. The only thing I can say was good about this experience was the cleanliness.

Who the heck is giving this anymore than two stars?! This place is sub par at best. Poor selection the food is not fresh or good. Below average at best. Some dishes including the sushi poor. 4 people was $85 for lunch. We could have done better at Olive Garden.

The food was delicious, impeccable service and the ambiance was good. The Buffet of Asia is definitely a great place for family dinner

i have a daught that is 2yrs under 3 feet tall an she is disabled with cerebral palsy an as we sat down to eat the manager named "peggy" came to our table an said my daughter couldnt eat an snatched the food out of my daughters hand an said we had to pay for her.....then i explained that shes 2 an under the hight requirements an shes disabled...then the manager peggy stated she didnt care she was disabled which was totally disrespectful!!!!!!....so i prceeded to tha counter to ask for my money back....which i was refunded...but the service was totally unnecessary and disrespectful to my disabled daughter!!!!!....an i will never spend money in this establishment on rainbow.....to be disrespectful to a disabled child is totally unacceptable an i will be contacting the better business....an also reaching out to the city council....my daughter an i feel totally disrespected!!!!!

Average, not much seafood, no crablegs. Price went up to 18.99/person for lunch vs $13.99 on opening.

Okay so sorry but definitely not going back. In addition to their 4% debit and credit card fee they have now added an 11% tip to the bill. We're finished with this place. Food is never hot. It's looking dirty and run down already. Food temperature is very important. It's time for the health department to pay them a visit.

Hola todos hoy regreso con otra revista, esta vez en un buffet con nos encontramos después de nos robaron nuestro dinero en MGM. Llegamos y nos cento un chinito gordito y llegó fuimos por la comida. La selección en mi opinión era más pequeña que en otros buffets pero la buena cosa fue algunas opciones de comida sabían más frescas que en otros buffers. Por los postres nomas tienen nieve, el pudding, y fruitas. La verdad es que siente que la selección era muy chiquita para los postres. Pero eran ricos eso les voy a dar, en finale el buffet era rico pero una selección más chica que en otros buffets. Todavía le doy 4 estrellas porque era delicioso después que nos robaron en MGM pero selección media chica

Here for a convention and had a big group and they were very accommodating for big parties. The food was great for a great price. $25 including drink and tips.

Now they are charging you for drinks!! My bill was$$$ not planning on going there for a while sad Every time I go there prices keep booming

Got food poisoning! On 3/11/25 will not be coming back. Been sick for two days straight.

Actually this buffet is not bad,they keep the food warm and the area's clean and that's a good thing,Sushi is organized and looks good,if you looking for Chinese buffets yes I recommended this buffet is all right I have no complaints, service is average they refill and removed your plate every time, regular Chinese food no eggs Fu-young no Shumai overalls is good

I had high hopes for this place. They really put those pandemic funds to use. They relocated from Flamingo/Eastern to Flamingo/Tamarus, did some small renovations in the new spot. They took out some booths to squeeze more tables in. Let me get to the reasoning for the low rating...the food was NASTY!!!!!!!! Maybe I went at the wrong time, you know 7PM, dinnertime for most. The parking was packed and the inside that much more crowded. Like folks are really over here caravanning to this place. Total cost for Saturday night (crab leg night) dinner was 24.87, this price includes your drink with free refills. "We eat w/ our eyes" that is so true, aesthetically the food looked very appetizing but the taste...the TASTE, hmm, where do I begin. 1st off, all the food was cold except for the soup and actually the wonton soup was the only good thing in there. You normal go-to staples at a chinese buffet: rice, orange chicken, beef broccoli, chicken wings. I also put a few slices of sushi on my plate as well. Orange Chicken: 1/10 - COLD and no flavor, just chicken drowning in a sweet sauce. no orange flavoring whatsoever, at least put an orange peel in the dish to try and give it some type orange taste. Hence therefore the name, Orange Chicken Rice: 1/10 - it's rice, it is cooked in a rice cooker, I really wonder how folks mess up rice when cooking it in a rice cooker. Maybe because I got white rice and most are eating the fried rice. Is this not why the white rice stay in the rice cooker for that reason right there. That fried rice pan will get switched out at least 2-3x's within that hour depending on how busy the restaurant is. And it was COLD and hard, like it had been sitting for awhile. Beef Broccoli: 1/10 - I want to add a pic to this review. However, it will not a pic of the food, menu or the inside of the restaurant, it will be a pic of the DISAPPOINTED LOOK on my face. Once again, COLD and lacking flavor. Chicken Wings: 1/10 - COLD but fried to perfection. I would've been ok w/ this, I eat cold fried chicken, I think we all do. Basically, chicken was battered and fried, NO SEASONING. Crazy because for it to be sitting under those heat lamps like it was, I was very surprised that it still had crunch to it. That's all it had, CRUNCH and nothing else. Wonton Soup: 7/10 - this is the only thing that I ate that actually taste good. Its soup, broth w/ green onions and sausage stuffed wontons. The wontons was ok, the broth was everything though. Chicken broth, soy sauce, sesame oil and other ingredients that this soup. What I am trying to say is that it has SEASONING. I am going to go out on a limb and say it is because the base of the soup is all sodium; chicken broth and soy sauce. Ijs Sushi: 0/10 - I'm not going to even talk about the sushi, it PISSED me off, I know you are probably saying: "Well, what do you expect? It is sushi from a buffet". I know, I know, I hear you but I have had better sushi from Smith's than what I hade this weekend and that's all I'm going to say about that. Back in the day, the location on Nellis and the location on S. Eastern were the two locations to go to. Well, I haven't been to the eastside in years and the location on Eastern closed a couple of years ago. Needless to say, I'm sorry y'all I will not be going back. Don't take my word for it, go try it yourself and see how you like it.

Everything was great. Good service. Food was hot .I normally go to the one on Sahara but this time I was near the strip and decided to eat at this location.

The food was extremely greasy, the rice was hard and had no flavor. Way to expensive for the quality of food!!!!

Alaskan crab legs? yes, They have it. Lobster? Yes., they also have it. Crispy fried frog legs, they also have it. They have a wide variety of food in the buffet. However, they have very limited choices for vegetarians. The price is very affordable at $17.99 per person. Unlimited drinks and the staff were everywhere to assist you. They were very quick to replace your plates and cutlery so you can get another round of their delicious food. The overall decor can be improved. It is kot that great but will do for the price.

Good service and food , very enjoyable place . Great service and good employees idk why 3 start they deserve 5

This is like borderline the worst Buffett I have ever been to all of the food was extremely mid and literally I watched as a lady switch out the green beans for some fresh ones... tell me why was it cold when I got it... I literally cannot remember one thing I liked... not like it was all TERRIBLE, but nothing was good. Sushi was questionable, looked super good but like... it just wasn't I don't know how to explain... maybe it was the quality of the fish? I will say the fish to rice ratio was phenomenal... but the fish was just bad. The orange chicken was soggy and also I really don't understand how you can mess up cream cheese Rangoons. There was like literally negative filling and it just wasn't pleasant. And the fruit, I got one of each to see if it was sweet, quite literally none were. The best thing here may just be the ice cream, but I didn't even bother trying because I sure hope that they can't mess you ice cream. For 9 adults and 1 kids we ate for 180, excluding tip, I will say customer service isn't bad at all and some are very nice... but unfortunately I just think this place does not deserve the attention! There was such a long line for such a small selection. I'm pretty sure this is the smallest buffet I've ever been to as well. Maybe... I'd give it a 2, but honestly it definitely deserve anymore. Dawg even the water taste weird but maybe that's just me. The place itself was decorated nicely but not worth the other things.