Las Vegas is one big buffet. My eyes feasted on so many fascinating and entertaining sights. It’s a big city buffet of hotels, casinos, bars, clubs and shopping. Shopping in the Las Vegas North Premium Outlets was also pretty amazing. But above all that, my taste buds feasted on a lot of good food. When visiting Vegas, one must visit a buffet restaurant. Just like riding the Shinkansen train in Japan or visiting the “walk of fame” in Los Angeles.
The buffets are massive and the varieties of dishes are numerous. Also, the prices are reasonably priced. We’ve visited a few buffets during our stay in Vegas. My favourites are Spice Market and The Buffet at the Bellagio hotel. I will let the photos do most of the talking for these two amazing buffet restaurants.
Spice Market
We went to Spice Market as part of a 24 hour Buffet Of Buffets pass ($49.99 plus tax). The pass gives you access to about 7 buffets within 24 hours. The awesome Spice Market is located within Planet Hollywood's casino. It features food from around the world such as Mexican, Italian, Asian, Middle Eastern and American. To top it all up, the big range of desserts are available.
I like both the American and Middle Eastern sections. The ribs (which is my favourite out of the whole spread) were so falling of the bones and smothered in tangy barbecue sauce. While the skewered kebabs & baba ghanoush dip were full of flavour.
Spice Market was voted #1 buffet in Las Vegas.
The Buffet at the Bellagio Hotel
This is my absolute favourite in Vegas. The Buffet is located within Bellagio's casino. I've got two words for this buffet, "massive" and "quality". For a gourmet dinner on Friday and Saturday, it's US$36.95 per person tax inclusive.
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| Beef Wellington |
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| Racks of lambs |
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| Maple seared salmon |
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| Beef ravioli with wild mushrooms and sherry cream sauce |
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| Five cheese tortellini with walnut pesto |
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| Five spice pork belly |
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| Pork ribs |
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| Paella |
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| Tiramisu |
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| Pistachio macarons |
They have monster meats like roasted prime rib, racks of Asian inspired pork ribs, roast lamb and more. Everything you want from antipasto, stir-fries, pastas, gourmet pizza, paella, dimsums, seafood, sushi, and a wide range of desserts.
Even with the buffet spread being enormous, food quality does not diminish. It is definitely superb and a must in your list of buffets to visit in Vegas.
Spice Market
Planet Hollywood Hotel
3667 Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89109, United States
(702) 785-5555
The Buffet
Bellagio Hotel
3600 Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89109-4339, United States
(702) 693-7111
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haha terrible for me to be reading this so late :P everything looks so good! totally shxts on our buffets here ><
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ReplyDeleteBuffet at Bellagio looks amazing! :o
ReplyDeletewhoa so cool buffet pass! Wanna visit spice market one day :D
ReplyDeletemm but those pork ribs!
But how many buffets can you really do in 24 hours...?! Two max?
ReplyDeleteTold you the Bellagio was amazing!!!!
ReplyDeleteI wanna go back...
Oh My Lord! I'm dying here of envy. Just stumbled upon your blog and seeing all these buffet pics are making my tummy grumble. Thanks for the food porn ;)
ReplyDeleteMy finger wouldn't stop scrolling - that's a lot of food!
ReplyDeleteOMFG - so much food! I loved the buffet at the Bellagio too...that's one amazing looking hotel.
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