What's the best buffet you've ever been to?

It's like $100.

there's a japanese restaurant i go to with my family that has a buffet menu with 3 hours to eat.

>havent really eaten there because been off to college
>apparently they've been going there often enough to have "their" seating place
>order 50-80 pieces of sashimi
>i'm the only non-obese person at the table, practically anorexic in comparison
>completely embarrassed by my family

one time i went and they gave us these us huge sashimi slices, which easily would've counted for at least 3 pieces anywhere else. i think it's because it was a hot summer weakday and there was almost no one there for dinner, so they were just clearing inventory.

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The best buffets I've experienced were in Reno, Nevada in their casinos.

Atlantis, Hilton, Silver Legacy. Really enjoyed each of those.

Maybe it's the tourism that leads to the higher quality of the buffet, I'm not sure. I miss it though.

Nordic lodge, Charlestown, RI

Where you live yo?

Man... I remember the KFC buffet. Fuckin lit.

In 2011 my family and I went in a cruise to Alaska from Seattle and back, the buffet on board was 10x better than the restaurants they had on board. My favorite meal thing they had was shells and tuna.

I eat for free at Bacchanal pretty frequently and I still am not that big of a fan of buffets in general.

To me, slamming down that much food would ruin the appeal of Vegas for me, if I didn't live here. I'd have to go to bed after eating and probably wouldn't recover for the rest of the night.

I'd much rather drop that money on a well-prepared individual meal at a nicer place. Dinner is as much as $51, and that's plenty to get a nice steak somewhere on the Strip.

Shady Maple Smorgasbord in East Earl, PA.