A personal blog detailing dining and eating experiences
This buffet is located in the Palms, which is convenient if you’re going to be checking out Kaos (or coming from there).
The buffet was only $27, but you definitely get what you pay for. A lot of the food seemed like they’ve been out for a while (ie dry because of being under the lamp heaters for so long). The only two things I like were the coconut shrimp, and the corn. The ribs were terrible, and also the Korean short ribs.
We tried out this place after we couldn’t get seated at Le Thai.
I got the Pad Thai with pork from this place. I have to say, it was pretty terrible. Also, the pork was not good quality at all (not sure how it has more than 4 stars in Yelp).
The one thing I will say though is that the soup they served as a free starter was really good.
Tried a Mocha at this place. And I have to say, it tasted better than Starbucks (apparently there is also two shots of espresso, although I didn’t exactly feel it). The taste is almost like a chocolate milk.
After a long night of partying, Eric and I went to this place to grab a decent bite to eat.
We ordered a couple of appetizers and old fashioned a, all of which were great. For the apps, we got the meatballs, fries, and a margherita pizza.
This Brazilian steakhouse had great food. The only one thing I will complain about is they definitely try to sneak in serving you alcohol (they handed us mimosas, which many people accepted because they thought it was part of the meal). They also handed us jumbo shrimp cocktail, where people also thought it was included.
For the meal itself, most of it was great (can’t remember which one I liked the best). One type of meat we did end up ordering was the dry aged tomahawk, which I remember tasted amazing.
We ended up pairing the dinner with some merlot, which was a great compliment.
Also, the salad bar had a good selection.
Lastly, since it was our birthday, they did give us a complimentary dessert (but definitely doesn’t cancel out all the other non-free things mentioned above).
Second time I came here, it was a Friday during lent. So, I ended up getting the lobster shrimp burger. Definitely an awesome choice. The truffle Parmesan fries were good, but a bit too rich with all the other of I was having.
I also paired it with a drink (can’t quite remember the name, but similar to a White Russian).
A great dim sum place in The Palazzo hotel.
Everything pictured below, except the soup filled dumplings, were really good. And price wise, not bad.
Definitely a buffet to revisit. The king crab legs are one of the main features (not pictured). Also, they do have bottomless mimosas for an additional $22.
The buffet has food from all sorts of ethnicities (Japanese, Chinese/dim sum, American, Italian). Also, the desserts were good, notably the ice cream (and a coupe of other deserts that I can’t remember at the time of this writing).
Not pictured below are the crab legs. Definitely a must to get.
Got the lasagna. It was ok, but would not get it again.
For drinks, the old fashioned was pretty good. The merlot was alright.
We got the fixed price meal.
They started us off with some French pastries. From the picture below, the lemon cupcake tasted the best.
For drinks, I got a mimosa and mojito. The mojito here was better than the mimosa.
For the appetizer, I chose the salmon salad. It was pretty delicious (definitely made the right choice).
For my main, I got the corn beef. It was ok, but I think I should have gotten the lobster instead.
For dessert, they have us some sweets (all of it was good, except I didn’t try the sugar coated on pictured below).
