Buffet at Asia

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!

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.

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.

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.

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!

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

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 place is always busy but very clean! The food is good for the price! They do charge a little extra to pay with your card. Drink is included with the price. From salad to sushi and Asian cuisine in between. Can't go wrong! Recommend getting there just before 3pm and you'll transition into the dinner menu!

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!

The food was amazing and the selection was huge!! It was a real neat experience and I'm glad we were treated to a great dinner. The service was very good and attentive. It was a little loud, but the place was packed and everyone seemed to really enjoy their meals!!