Buffet At Asia

Found buffet at Asia through YouTube and definitely had to try it and I think I have found my crab leg place! It was $27 or so person and only one dollar cheaper if you pay by cash. They do not take the tax off when you pay by cash. 10% tip is automatically applied. So in the end roughly $30 per person with tip/tax. Sodas are included. Which already sounds like a pretty good deal given how expensive dining out has became. This is definitely not your fancy ayce with a nice environment. This is your go get munching kind of buffet. We came at 4pm on Sunday because we wanted to have an early dinner and I recommend you come earlier than dinner time too. It gets more crowded and you might have to wait. The crab legs is probably the highlight and during dinner time it gets emptied quickly with people waiting by it but it gets refilled quickly. The crab legs were surprisingly fresh since if you break it, you can pull out the leg meat. They also had Cantonese style lobster but that was not very good. Oysters and fried Dungeness crab were both available. Dungeness crab was pretty good but I didn't try the oysters. My other favorite is that they have a Mongolian bbq station. Options are more limited than normal Mongolian bbq but it was good! Better than the noodles at the buffet stations. So what I did was after filling myself 80% full with crab, I had a plate of noodles so it was a great dinner! Would definitely come back due to its good value for crab legs!!

We have enjoyed dining at Buffet of Asia for many years. They provide a nice range of foods!Service is always first class! Our server, YUKI, was the best of the best. Very attentive, very cheerful, and very professional. Thank you YUKI for making our meal a wonderful one.

Buffet at Asia offers a decent range of options from various Asian cuisines. The selection includes familiar dishes like fried rice, sweet and sour chicken, and sushi, which are generally tasty but can sometimes lack the distinct flavors you might find at a specialty restaurant.The atmosphere is casual and the space is clean, though it can get a bit crowded during peak hours. The staff are polite and keep the buffet stocked, though the pace of replenishing some items can be slow at times.Overall, while it might not stand out for its exceptional quality or variety, it provides a solid and reliable option for a casual meal with a broad selection of dishes. If you don't want to wait longer than 30 min come before 12pm this is a hit spot for lunch after church.

While some of the food here isn't that fresh, there was a lot of yummy options at this buffet. Fast service with getting fountain drinks and clearing away used dishes. Would return if I'm in this part of Vegas.

Great prices and amazing flavor. Good variety! I love the garlic lobster on the weekends.

Love the price, it comes with drink included and lower than any other competitor out there! The Mongolian BBQ was organized very cleverly, and was efficient. They cleared out my table so quickly anytime I had dishes and always refilled my drink as soon as I was getting low. The seafood boil cajun shrimp and crawfish makes the experience so worth it

The eating area was very clean, with constant cleaning going on. Greeted with smiles when walking through the door. A good selection of food from the buffet tables. Several types of items are hot and ready. They served coke products, which are always a plus for me. The price for what to choose from is acceptable.

It has been a while since I've been here and pass it frequently. I came in for lunch today and the place was packed. With tax it was $16.79 , about what you would pay for a popular take out chain. I was seated right away at the bar since I was alone , which was fine. The service was quick for it to be so busy. Got my drink order in right away and when I was about half on my drink , she gave me a refill. Half the time I have to flag someone down for a refill at other restaurants because they never seem to come back and check on you even to bring the bill. The Chicken entrees were better than the Beef entrees. The Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings were the Star ! Wow , so good. They were just the right crispiness and great flavor. The Chicken Skewers were good too. I also had the Spicy Chicken , Szechuan Chicken , and Teriyaki Chicken. The Spicy Chicken was cooked with Jalapeno Slices and was pretty good. I tried the Mongolian Beef and another beef entree and I didn't like either one. The Fried Rice was okay , but nothing to brag about and the noodles unfortunately were cold both times I got a little on my plate. The Crab Rangoon also was cold and a disappointment. Vegetable Egg Roll was pretty good. In the dessert bar I got 2 small pinwheel cake desserts , one Chocolate and one Red Velvet with almost a Cheesecake tasting icing. The Red Velvet one was the bomb , so good and I'm not really a Red Velvet person. The Fruit Section was funky looking so I didn't get any and I really wanted some Pineapple , but nope I didn't like the way it looked. They also had Seafood which I don't eat , but others would be interested in. The Corn on the Cob looked good , but I didn't get any of it. They also had Pizza for the kids who don't want Chinese Food. There were a lot of stations and the servers did a good job of keeping them filled with so many people here. They also had a cook station for like Mongolian items that you put your choice of items in a bowl and the cook would use one of those big round grills to cook your food fresh from. I would recommend coming here for a decent priced lunch and maybe dinner. It's not fine dining , it's a buffet. The service was very good , the food was okay , and it was a bargain for the price. Not many buffets left in town and of course not anywhere near this price. I would come back here for a plate of those Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings with some Fried Rice if anything and that Red Velvet Pinwheel Cakes. Dang !

Apparently Vegas people have low standards when it comes to asian food. Either that or I have high standards. Regardless, this place has to be one of the worst places I've eaten at in recent memory. The chicken was rubbery, the food wasn't very hot, and the waitstaff wasn't very friendly. Did I mention that gratuity was added to the price before you pay? Maybe because they know everyone would just walk out without leaving a tip. It's a shame I can't rate this place zero stars because I clearly would. Anyway, NEVER AGAIN.

This is our first time to try this Buffet, after seen a YouTube video introducing this place for crabs legs & lobsters on weekends. Apparently, there are 3 Buffet @ Asia in Las Vegas; we decided to try this one on Rainbow Ave, bcz it has almost 900 reviews, and other two only have less than 100 reviews. We came at 245pm on Sunday (12/29) our first impression was its exterior looks old, a fresh paint could boost its appearance; however, the whole place was packed with people in and out. Dinner started at 3pm, for Friday to Sunday price is $26/99/pp, if you paid with cash is $1.00 cheaper; prices also included soft drinks too! They did charged 10% Service fee (gratuity) in advance, so you don't need to Tip the servers anymore. After 20 mins of waiting, we were seated in the Bar area; there were about 10 food stations, all tasted so good and fresh. They were quick to replenish all dishes; and servers were attentive too. Fyi, Crab legs & Lobster only serve on Weekend Dinner ONLY! might need to wait until 330pm or so, may be waiting for those Lunch Buffet patrons left. After many trips to stations, we were so stuffed and satisfied. This is a very reasonable prices for seafood buffet, no wonder so many people. Definitely recommend it!