Buffet Asia

Price is great, food variety is plentiful, quality is mediocre, quantity is good, service is blah, other customers are a bit «hood» at times, lol. Overall not my favorite buffet, but what can expect for the price.
We came in with a group of 9 people, and the hostess sat us quickly which was great, until we got to our tablesssss. They sat us at 2 different tables and didn’t even ask us or tell in advance. I thought that was odd.
I usually write super long and detailed reviews, but I would rather not spend additional energy on this place, haha. Honestly I will probably come back if my family insist, but personally I will try my best to convince them to have us all go elsewhere.

This place has terrible customer service. We just sat down to our table and the waiter asked us for our drinks and I said water for now but we’ll order drinks in a bit and he says «no, order drinks now, I’m busy later.» I was like really, please just get us water. Terrible service! Not coming back here again.

Food was great for the money the attitude could be a little better then it will be perfect. Cashier need to smile

Very busy place. Large variety including my favorite, plantain (they call it fried bananas). Place is always packed so be prepared for a few minutes wait. At least food is continuously being prepared.

This place is alright. it gets the job done! However many minor details give this place two stars. Let’s start off at the arrival. Plenty of parking and very nice outside. when entering you get very cramped up when it’s busy. anyways we were greeted by the front desk, but in a rude manner. Next the waitress at our table began to be rude to me and my family, making it seem like she didn’t want to serve us… so we minded our own business, however the waitress herself started gossiping about us to coworkers and I guarantee you I saw her.
the food is decent and it will get the job done for lunch, but have had better experiences at a Chinese restaurant. idk about dinner. don’t try they’re egg wonton soup, it’s not as good as others. Also, back to customer service they also try to rush you, so take your time. Most of the time they were rude and made this experience bad for me. I’m not sure if I would go back because of the poor and rude service they gave to us. If that doesn’t mind you, then go get lunch ! because it’s cheaper than dinner!

We were visiting in Vegas and a friend told us to try this restaurant. We were happy with the service and the food. The lobster, frog legs a sushi was delicious. You will not be disappointed. The service was excellent as well.

Came in from out of town the food here is fresh and delicious. Don’t come here for the service come here for the food. If you want service go to a restaurant not a buffet. But I have to atmit the customers I saw here are not very kind. Kinda felt sorry for the staffing. I understand why they are quick to get u what you are going to drink and get out the way. They are very good at clearing your table and keeping it clean so u can eat comfortable definitely worth it

Visit here every time I’m in Vegas. It is the best location of their branch. Crab legs continually are bought out. Love their oysters and sushi bar. Prices very fair.

Used to love eating here but the quality of food is unsatisfactory. The service however is great. Very friendly staff that works hard to keep our table clear and drinks full. Will not come back anytime soon.

Nice buffet with low price of 15 buck dinner pricing. if you sick paying over 30 $ per person at hotel buffet. Food was nice and enjoyable. Down side is just crowded. It was well worth to get in a car and drive 15 off the strip. It has sashimi, rolls, sushi, all others with crap legs. Definitely recommend and will revisit again whenever I am in Las Vegas.

This place is repulsive the workers are rude they don’t pay any attention to you and it’s super dirty. cups are never clean plates are dirty too
Never ever going back!

When ever I am passing by Las Vegas with a craving for seafood this is the one stop shop. They have crab legs and oysters, pretty much the only things I eat most. There is also some decent sushi and a Mongolian grill that is delicious. The prices here I believe are fairly cheap compared to most places in Vegas that offer these foods. Ive never seen any of the food go empty and fresh food is always constant.

This buffet was a new place to try, but unfortunately they were so so for the rating. They seem to have not fresh foods out and it seemed like they have not a good variety of food out. I would not really recommend them to anyone they were busy but this was just your average Asian/​Chinese buffet. I am sorry but I would not return here.

This location is probably the best one in this chain. I like their fried crabs but they only have it for dinner. The sushi is actually decent to eat unlike Red Rock casino’s. The rest of the food is not too bad. I usually get a piece of the fried fish, beef and broccoli, and the salt and pepper shrimp. You can also get your own custom made stir fry too at the stir fry station. The place does get busy during dinner hours so you might arrive early or a little later. Honestly, I only come if I get a craving for their fried crab (tiny crab btw).

Wow Where do I start well food was awful only thing good is the Mongolian place where they make you the food, I asked for water for my son and we got it with 2 flies stuck on the side of the glass inside I ask her can we got a clean glass she looks at me and said how come and I showed her and she put her hand and pulled it out I was like wow really that’s so nasty I can’t believe you just did that in front of me she just looked at me last but not least the service was awful it seems like they have an attitude every time I would ask for something and asking for refills for me and my husbands drinks was a task for them they were slamming the glass and saying something in their language at one point I asked if she was okay and she just looked at me. bottom line is I would never come back and I would never recommend them to anybody.

Ugh… My stomach still hurts from eating here. Then again, what did I expect for an $ 8.79 buffet? They do have a lot of items but none of it is good at all. I guess the best thing about this place is the Mongolian BBQ station. Please keep in mind that most of the staff here barely speaks any English, and that includes the Mongolian BBQ «chef». All he is gonna say is «Spicy?» And you should just say yes or no. Don’t be like this lady in front of me who told the chef that she wanted the beef medium rare, the chicken well-​done, the pork medium, and just a little bit spicy. I guarantee you the chef will be completely ignoring you and will make your stuff the same way as he does with everyone else.
The service however was great. Very attentive and kept my drink filled and my plates removed. I get better service here than I do at most Korean restaurants that I go to.
Plenty of people were enjoying the food, so have at it for yourself. As for me, I can’t handle too much of this. May the Divine Dragon ‘Sheng Long’ have mercy on whomever used the restroom after I did.

The service was excellent during my visit and not to mention the decent pricing. I don’t know what the other reviews are talking about about the poor service, unless I was very lucky with the waitresses during my visit. I even received Thai tea on the house at the end. The two were very friendly and efficient. With my experiences with other Asian buffets, the food here is probably the best I’ve eaten. True, it doesn’t compare to some buffets on the strip, but I felt like I received better service here than anywhere on the strip (other than the Paris buffet).

This place is absolutely not a good place to eat food. While dining here, I witnessed several food safety violations. One of them being putting fresh food on top of old food and the next being finding a metal shaving in the trays serving desserts. I have been here a few times already and it seems the further you sit from the cash register the less you get assisted. I was seated at the corner one visit and was barely asked by the bussers how my party and I were doing. There are many other places to have Asian cuisine, but this place is not one of them.

Came here for lunch with my boyfriend today. It was around 10 each, not bad pricing at all compared to other buffets I’ve been to. A decent selection of food and sushi. I took a star off because food could have been warmer and there was no crab legs. I added a star back because there was the station where they had raw meat/​vegetables and they cook it right there for you. Drinks stay filled which I’m happy with because that place was packed. Decent place and will be back in the future.

This is an update. I can’t say enough good things about this place. It is one of the best food deals in town if you are really hungry. They can’t possibly be making any money when I eat there.
That being said, you need to be careful what you take. Occasionally, the deep fried food does not react well with me. I avoid it and have no trouble. I usually eat three plates of food and I am wanting more.
They also make me very happy in that they serve Coca Cola products. I have boycotted Pepsi products because of the taste of Pepsi, their business model, and for not refunding money as they said they would for product I did not receive. I tend to avoid restaurants that serve Pepsi, and if I do go to one, I request water.
Although I do miss the Hungry Hunter that used to be in that location, Buffet@Asia has been a great replacement.

Buffet of Asia is my ultimate favorite place to go eat.

Good selection of different items, quality food. Friendly staff. Decent prices!

I think the food is great here and the price is even better I like that they have sushi and a rule wide variety of food to choose from !

If you enjoy Asian food buffets, are in the area and don’t mind feeling sick for a couple days afterwards… stop on in and indulge in the unsanitary overpriced delicacies of the Orient!
Been coming here since this place transformed from a prime rib steakhouse back in the mid 1990s and it has drastically gone down hill.
For at least a dozen years, Buffet Asia truly was excellent, both lunch and dinner; but something happened. My guess is 1, 2 or more of the following… Ownership change, management change, food distributor, chefs, prep cook training classes were possibly never offered, OSHA and CCHD not involved enough, etc., etc.
Upon walking in, the hostess asked us if we needed a table in 1 of the 4 dining areas or if want to eat in the bar. My reply…“No, I do not want to sit in the bar with my children and eat!“
So I was given a piece of paper with a handwritten # on it. Took this time to admire the cartoon framed pictures of dogs playing poker, seen on the wall outside the restrooms. This was the best part of our dinner. Went to wash our hands and the men’s room floor and mirrors were dirty, trash was overflowing, and both dispensers were out of hand soap.
After waiting for at least 20 minutes for a table to eat our dinner, I asked how much longer til our # was up. Shortly thereafter, we were seated at a table in the backroom. The distance was a bit of a struggle for me considering I was using crutches from a recent leg surgery.
The friendly server brought us our sodas promptly and kept them refilled throughout our dinner. For this, she earned $ 2 per person at this self served buffet.
The food selection was plentiful… offering an array of chicken, beef and seafood Asian creations… along w/​several fried foods, fruit, sushi, almond cookies and vanilla soft serve ice cream. Thanks to my son helping carry some plates of food, while I was on crutches, I tried a little of many. The skewers of chicken was my favorite.
It was very noticeable that many of the food selections were sitting way too long as several items were not being eaten, resulting in foods dried out and clumped together in sticky unappetizing sweet/​salty sauces.
The area that dining patrons can select veggies and meats, and have the chef prepare custom entrees did not look appealing, as the raw meat selections looked as if they were sitting too long, but we were so hungry especially after the long waiting line up front, that we tried it anyway. Tipped the chef with several bills placed on top of the ordering counter.
Overall, what we did eat, was just ok, certainly not the quality nor taste as experienced over the past dozen years or so patronizing this restaurant. The dinner prices were higher than the last dinner and that was higher priced than the previous. Everytime we come here, the price increases to the point it’s now comparably priced to nearby hotel buffets.
Unfortunately my family and I, each and all of us, felt stomach cramps and related illness within an hour of leaving this dinner, resulting in the purchase of Immodium at a nearby store.
Conclusion based on this dining experience… the only things remaining good about this restaurant are some of the people that work there and the customers who don’t know any better, and the original cartoon poker playing dog pictures on the wall which came with the sale from The Hungry Hunter about 18 years ago.
1 star for the cute dog pictures
and that’s being generous!
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Cheap spot for decent meal but customer service is horrible. If it wasn’t for a family gathering I would have left after my incident. I ordered a regular Coke but was given a Diet Coke. So I asked her if I could change my drink out because it’s the wrong one and she said no. Confused, I go up to the host stand and ask for a manager to get the drink I ordered. I don’t think it was a manager that helped me out because she said if it was something she can take care of rather than a manager. She comes and talks to the waitress and then comes back to my table and in front of my family, tells me that I need to drink all of it before I can order something else or be charged for another drink. Out of our huge party maybe three ordered water, so I asked if they can get regular (not diet) Coke and I’ll just drink it and she said no.
Whatever. We were here because my parents chose this place and my aunt from Hawaii was visiting so I decided to be the professional and be the bigger person here. I’m pretty sure it wasn’t a language barrier or miscommunication but maybe because I was looking so good that day. But seriously, if you come here be sure to keep your cool because even though technically we’re not stepping into a foreign country and have to speak with a foreign tongue, you do need to treat them like a kindergarten.

This place will do for a cheap meal it’s ony like $ 10.00 the food is not the best but it’s not the worst. Several options to choose from so your sure to find something you’ll like dinner is only like $ 14.00 and they serve crab legs and the drink is included in the price.
Not bad!

If you’re looking for a cheap/​decent Asian buffet in Vegas, this is the place for you. Went here to Vegas in the month of June and my local friends took me to this spot because (of course) they know i love Asian Food.
Its hard to miss the giant (neon at night) Buffet Asia sign on the outside of the restaurant. We went during the lunch rush but it was very easy to find parking and seats. They have sooooo many options of asian food available. Soups, sushi, BBQ, noodles, and Seafood. I think the seafood was my favorite part. I was excited they had crawfish available.
However, in a town full of buffets this is just A-​ok for me. It is true, they do have many choices of entrees, but the quality was just okay as well. I just wish they had more dessert choices available, It would’ve completed the menu.
For the price you pay, you do get what you pay for.

There was a variety of choices. The buffet was packed. The selection of food was good. Service was fast and friendly. Would come back again if in the area.

The quality of the food used to be better. The crab legs are very small now. And the lobster was a bit «mushy» compared to firm flesh that it is supposed to be. But it is pretty cheap for a dinner buffet where you can get seafood.

This place is good take a group. Especially if that a group is an Asian family. We’ve been here for dinner on a weeknight with a party of 11 and for Sunday lunch with a party of 10. They have a little bit of everything to satisfy an Asian palate. You also get good bang for your buck when you’re feeding that many people.
The Sunday lunch was a great value. We fed all ten of us for under a hundred dollars. They automatically add gratuity (13%) for parties larger than 8. The food is OK. Nothing really stands out, but nothing is really awful.
I’ll usually make one trip for sushi, one trip to the Mongolian grill, one trip for whatever seafood (mussels, lobster, or crab) looks good, and one trip for dessert. Keep your eye on the sushi for items that look like they have been sitting around for a while. Luckily for other diners, by the time I head out for dessert, I’m pretty full and can only handle 2 – 3 Chinese donuts, otherwise, I’d finish off the whole tray myself. The coconut pudding doesn’t seem to be big hit with everyone else, but I like it and I’m always good for 2 – 3 squares of that.
Servers are usually attentive and always present on a regular basis. The restaurant is usually full and requires careful navigation through the buffet are at times. Everything you’d expect from an Asian buffet.

My family decided to come here half an hour before closing. They told us that because it was so late, there wasn’t going to be any more food being brought out, which seems reasonable. It was nice that they gave us the option to go inside and look at what foods they had left before deciding if we’d like to pay. My family was starving so ended up staying despite the lackluster food.
There really was nothing great about this place. I’ve definitely been to a lot nicer and better buffets. I got about two plates and decided I didn’t want to put any more salty and greasy foods in my body.
Before people were even finish eating they had already started cleaning. I guess that goods to know… but it was kind of rude considering everyone was still getting food.
The experience was meh.

Decent-​enough buffet: lots of seafood and traditional Asian dishes here, though the salads and dessert sections are minimal. A few fried and Americanized options available, making this place a bit more kid-​friendly than you might expect.
Found it odd that this place also has a full bar?
Sushi roll offerings at dinnertime are extensive: several special rolls, though they are not labeled, so be prepared to try a lot or be able to identify the types of fish you do/don’t like. Some nigiri available, too.
Lots of crab, preference was for the salt and pepper fried Jonah crab claws rather than the typical Alaskan.
$ 13/​person weeknight dinner is not outrageous, and you can easily get your money’s worth here, but this place isn’t likely to blow your mind. Service is also what you’d expect for an Asian buffet, no surprises there.

When you need an all-​you-​can-​eat fix (AYCE F), this place will do it. Easier than going to a hotel, it’s a standalone building with fairly easy parking. It’s cheap, ahem, well-​priced. With Lunch $ 8.29 & Dinner $ 12.49 (drinks extra), a little goes a long way.
Influenced by Japanese and Chinese cooking, it has all the goodies you can expect. A plethora of a selection that includes Sushi, Mussels, Fried Dumplings, BBQ Spareribs, noodles, and salad bar for lunch. Add to that for dinner: Snow Crab, New Zealand Green Mussels, cocktail shrimp, and a small Mongolian section — yum.
Take it from me whose dined here 5 – 6 times over the years, it’s A-​Okay in my book.
PS. They even have pizza!