Vegas Seafood Buffet

Came here Saturday evening w my cousin around 8:30pm and the place was not super busy. Not that many selections but I couldn't possibly fill my stomach to try all the food that they have. I avoid raw food at all cost since I'm afraid of getting food poisoning so opted for softcrab shells, fried plantains , fried rice and baked oyster.They also have a hibachi area where I had my steak cooked in the grill.I like all the food I got except for the oyster. It felt like it was undercooked. Our server was very accommodating and the place looks decent. Bathroom was horrible though. I guess they don't check regularly on refilling toilet papers and paper towels. The trash was overflowing and it was pretty nasty.I paid $48 with a soda and apparently already charged me with 10% tip. Overall it was ok and I left the place with a full stomach! Check out this place if you're super hungry since it's a buffet. Otherwise, go somewhere else that's not going to cost you arm and a leg.

The most memorable:shrimp, coconut shrimp, habachi short rib, and the crab legs, lamb cutmy family was very excited and really enjoyed the adventure in discovering what we'd like the most. It creates a very enjoyable and vibrant experience. Also very grateful that our sever doubled back to find a candle to make sure to help us joyously sing happy birthday. We thought they did a great job serving their best. Overall, I would agree that the quality of food is pretty mid with a few stand out (refer to the list above). Pro tip: the best dishes are the ones that they replenish the most. Anything that doesn't sit out for too long and ones that you catch immediately after they bring it out will most likely be the most enjoyable.

Attended a mini reunion and they wanted to meet at Vegas... Buffet. The place is huge. The servers are pretty nice. Very attentive. No complaints there.It's just the food... It's meh. I really don't do well with buffets since I don't eat a lot in one sitting. The food isn't bad, it's just you can go to another place and order better versions.

Vegas Seafood Buffet isn't located in Vegas but in Southern California in a city called Glendale. This has been in my bookmarks on Yelp for such a long time that recently I decided to come and check this place out. Came here for dinner and you pay first and then enter to get seated by one of the servers. This place is quite large and the buffet line is super long with many different choices and options. It seems like a lot of different categories are put into place. Like a dessert area, seafood items, Asian items, and so forth. The crab legs were pretty good and I loved the clams that were cooked in some type of sauce. It was so so good. Overall you have to be starving to try everything they have here. It is just so many choices and options. For the variety you get here, this place does remind me of a Vegas-style buffet. This place is a good find if you are craving an all-you-can-eat buffet.

My girlfriend and I love coming here to satisfy our seafood cravings. Just a heads-up: if you arrive near the end of lunch hours, you'll be charged dinner prices. That said, the dinner options offer some standouts like snow crab legs, baked cheese mussels, and baked cheese oysters. Other than that, the lunch and dinner menus aren't too different.This place can get really busy, so we usually try to get there when they open--some people even line up before the doors open. The food is consistently tasty, and if you're concerned about freshness, there's a whole section dedicated to hot grilling, where the chef prepares your selections on the spot. The soups are flavorful and hot (definitely not bland), the sushi is served at a cool temperature and is decent, and there's a wide range of desserts. Plus, they have an ice cream machine in the corner, which is a nice bonus.While the entrees tend to be mostly fried or baked, I like to follow a little habit when I visit buffets: before serving myself, I always mix the food in the trays with the serving spoon. It helps ensure everything stays evenly heated and fresh! The staff is efficient about bringing drinks and clearing plates, although I have noticed that a couple of the Asian ladies working there can seem a bit judgmental if you take your time during your two-hour buffet session. Fortunately, it doesn't bother us much.All in all, it's a great spot for seafood lovers, and we'll definitely keep coming back.

This buffet is ok. It is a little on the tired side and definitely can use some sprucing up. The Mongolian grill is good. It has multiple choices of meat including salmon, beef, korean ahort ribs, chicken,.shrimp. The noodles are orange color but taste the same as any other. The sushi is ok for a buffet.The bathrooms are stinky with the slight smell of stale urine. Definitely need to keep on top of the hygiene. But at least there is plenty of soap and paper towel.Overall it is decent. 10% automatic gratuity upon paying and you must pay everything up front. Enoch was our waiter and he was real nice so I left him an additional tip aside from that automatic 10% gratuity.Lunch prices posted are 20 dollars per person but its more like 27 per person with the 10% gratuity and drinks ( sodas/milk/juice) are 2.95 extra.

121/2024It has been already 5 years since my last visit here. They all have been my high school reunions when we dined here.The occasion at this time was a reception after a dear friend's Celebration of Life!The AYCE buffet here offers all kinds of cuisine which can't be enjoyed in just one visit unless you come visit another day and another day and another day!!I love seafood and so I had my favorite blue crabs that were perfectly fried. The Manila clams were not sandy at all. Steamed seasoned whole shrimps were not that tasty to me but the Wanut Shrimps were delicious!!The slice of roast beef was tender.Pot stickers, siomai and Xiaolongbao were juicy and flavorful!Clam chowder soup was rich in creaminess flavor!I had the fried banana as part of my meal and for dessert strawberries dipped in chocolate, macaroons, apple turnover.I was so full after a second serving of my fried blue crabs! Stellar Service of all the servers who were busy clearing used plates on our tables and constantly replenishing our refreshments !!I really really have to come back to taste everything that this wonderful buffet can offer!The restaurant was busy for Saturday with many dining in groups.Maintained restroom was kept clean.

We came here on Mother's Day weekend, and it was a packed house. There was a line to be seated, however, I don't think we waited more than ten minutes. At this restaurant, you must PAY FIRST to dine. I'm not sure if this applies every day, but gratuity was included in the check.As soon as we were seated, we headed straight to the sushi section. The selections weren't terrible, as I picked out octopus, squid, freshwater eel, scallop, smelt eggs, and salmon roe nigiri. They also had several other rolls, but I only went for the California Rolls. In the sashimi section, they had salmon and tuna cubes. Other seafood selections included fried shrimp, crab, crawfish, crab legs, and clams. There was a long line for a bowl similar to Mongolian BBQ, cooked using the flatiron grill. However, the line discouraged me from attempting that dish. If there is one item to SKIP, do not get the PRIME RIB, as it was dry and tasteless.One positive aspect that I noticed was the cleanliness of the restaurant. They had staff constantly cleaning tables and the buffet line. After finishing up my fourth plate, I was ready to call it quits. Overall, I had an enjoyable experience, even with the madness of the crowd at the restaurant.

We were in Glendale for another trip to Universal Studios. Brand seems to have all the good foodie spots. One of the restaurants that stood out was Vegas Buffet. Honestly, a solid place for a buffet. Crab legs were a plenty and everything was on point. Most buffets seem to be lacking in quality. Not the case for Vegas Buffet. Sushi was fresh, Mongolian grill guy was killing it. Cooking up 4 to 5 plates at a time. Although when he asked if I wanted a sauce from an unknown bottle, I just said yes. It could have been bbq sauce or sesame sauce or just water. They should probably mark the sauce bottles. Needless to say. The overall outcome was delicious. Servers were friendly and taking empty plates away with stealthy precision. The restaurant was really clean and spacious. A lot of people were there, but it didn't seem crowded. Overall, a great dining experience. I didn't take many pics because I was too busy eating and enjoying the food. Bbq ribs, crab legs, Mongolian bbq, sushi, clam chowder, chicken wings, honey walnut shrimp, gyoza, salad bar, literally everything was good. Check this place out! They're legit

Nice beautiful place. Accommodating welcome but not as warm and friendly. Came in with a very large group (50+ people). Plenty of food to choose from as expected. Both hot and cold. Picked up a few item. Pan fried shrimps and crabs, sautéed shrimp, siomai and pot stickers. Shrimp and crabs seasoned ok but missed the mark of my taste buds. I prefer a bit more saltier. Meats soft and juicy though. Sashimi tuna was good and not fishy at all. Pot sticker was my favorite. Very flavorful and juicy, so was the siomai. Got some fried banana for dessert. Soft, chewy and ripened just right. Enjoyable meal but did not satisfy my expectations. Would like to come back to try again.