Buffet At Asia

Too bad zero isn’t a score! The food here was horrible! We saw one of the workers using his bare hand to pat down the fried rice. The sushi looked like it has been sitting out all day. The crab legs tasted like salty water.

The price is good for what they offer. It’s not a huge buffet, but it does have some good food. I specially like the Sushi. The waiters seem way too serious, and it wouldn’t hurt to smile a little. I see there’s other reviews that say that there’s undercooked meat, but I have personally not experienced that. Anyway, it’s an okay buffet. Would I visit again? sure, but not often.

I used to eat here a lot but over time their food got pretty crappy. I went to eat here last night with my family and I had gotten some of the sushi that they served, fried rice, & egg rolls. I ate like two of the egg rolls and most of my sushi and so I was sleeping last night and all of a sudden I felt the urge to wake up and just throw up. And of course I did. I threw up a lot. That was all I ate that day too. So I’m skipping school because I got food poisoning. I was just sitting on the toilet throwing up and ya know. but it’s a great place they just need to step it up and try not to get customers sick.

Both the fried chicken and chicken skewers were undercooked aka raw. Not uncommon for this place. I have yet to come here and have a good meal, there is a location close to here that does much better, but still have their faults, but not salmonella faults.

Omg their amazing I love their food better than other buffets! And I’ve gone to multiple buffets service is wonderful.

The price is great. The sushi at this buffet of asia is better than most sushi bars I’ve been to with a great selection and all you can eat. I notice that the sushi is changed regularly and has been fresh every time I’ve gone to this location.
The reason it lost a star is simply because of the seating and customer service. Two times I’ve been I have had an empty drink sit in front of me for over ten minutes. Once I get the attention of the staff it gets filled. Other then that this place is a diamond in the rough for locals to las vegas.

I really do love this location. Never disappoints. The only problem I have is that they don’t label their sushi. I hate cucumber, and I ended up with sushi with cucumber and almost threw up. It would be nice if they put labels on the sushi. But anyways, the husband and I come here when we’re too lazy to cook and are really hungry. I’m just sad that I can’t have sushi now that I’m pregnant :(

This place is just alright. The fact that the drinks come separately cheapens the Experience along with a few other factors… most of the people don’t speak English here which is a big negative… How can u satisfy the customer when u can’t even understand them… Thumbs Down! Typical Asian dishes. Nothing to write home about… Sushi was great lots of options… egg drop soup was Thick and Tasteless, Crab legs Too small to enjoy… salt and pepper crab was very tasty but again Too small… Desert choices are scary scarce like no edible options not even the standard chocolate cake… it was my cousins Bday so they went out of their way to make some sort of cake, brownie, cookie with candle… it was a thoughtful Notion. but he said it wasn’t good… Lastly the after Effect I’m not sure just how much MSG they put in their food but it must be a Lethal dose as I have NEVER been this tired after a meal in my life I mean comatose… it was scary… Overall good for the budget if in a hurry and want a little variety. very little then worth it otherwise just take a ride in any direction and you’ll be Happier…

This buffet is better than your standard low end all-​you-​can-​eat Chinese place. It cost $ 26 for two adults for dinner with two drinks. You must prepay at the front then wait to be seated. There are 6 buffet tables. The food was hot and fresh. I saw servers at the buffet cleaning and replenishing food often.
There were several seafood dishes including crab legs, crawfish, clams and salt and pepper crab. In the back there is a sushi section. To be honest if you love sushi and you’ve ever eaten it at a proper Japanese joint, skip this section.
All in all, the food was decent.

Dinner special! I love seafood. They all you can eat crab legs for a very cheap price!

It was okay for just a quick lunch. The only thing g I didn’t like was the dessert selection. They were out of ice cream or the machine was broken or something and there was just some melon and cookies.

One of our to go restaurant when we are lazy to cook and super hungry. This place always have the freshest stuff and great bang for your buck. Love the lunch item, although service is like any other asian restaurant but we come here for the food not the service. Its a buffet!!! Come on!

When I am craving standard asian food I come here. My favorite spot to go eat during lunch and dinner hours with the family because it gives a clean place to eat and good enough service. It’s packed with other families and that is how you know the place is deliciously legit, right?
Tonight was my third time here but second time for dinner. We came in around 5pm and were quickly seated 5 minutes after we paid. When we came for lunch it was a 10 – 15 minute wait for a table of 7.
My favorite food selections here would have to be their egg rolls (full of veggies & crisp), fried rice (fresh and full of different veggies, even ham and egg) and the endless variety of sushi (their soy sauce is just terribly salty).
For desert they have 8 different selections of ice cream, it’s not soft and just perfect for sensitive teeth. Every time we come I fit their sugary donuts somewhere in between plates. It is so good. It is usually near the beef broccoli (beef is terrible — just get the broccoli).
The only downfalls I have about here is their crabs (I lOVE CRAB) and it’s so small that you shouldn’t bother with trying to get meat out. There is barely any in there. Plus I ate their shrimp and noticed they didn’t clean the poop line. Eww. Beware.
Had a great experience tonight. Will come back again.

Had a great experience,
Customer Service: The employees are friendly «for being asian» I mean its a different culture so they are definitely nice comparing to standard expectations.
Food: There isn’t as many options in plates as a large buffet but for the price its okay.
Price: Inexpensive.

This place was surprisingly good. I read the other reviews and I think that people need to keep an open mind on this buffet. This place is clean and the staff is friendly. The food was almost the same as the one in Eastern. For $ 6.99 (lunch) their food would satisfy anyone who is low on budget. Their sushi was great and I liked their oxtail soup. The best part was you get to scoop your own ice cream (vanilla, chocolate, strawberry). And their boba was good as well. Try this place and check it out for yourself!

The sushi was surprisingly really good, but the rest of the food was mediocre. The place was clean and service was decent. It’s no five star buffet, but my experience was much nicer than the previous reviewers. I would recommend for large parties as there are many options, especially for kids.

I had to treat my mom out because she wanted noodles. So aside from d buffet, we stopped in this joint. I was greeted at the door, which was a good sign thus far, cleanliness of the place appearing to be good. Service good…
negative: the food wasn’t held at priper temperatures. can we say foodborne illness?

I have been wanting to check out this new location for awhile now because it’s pretty close to my home and all I can say is that I’ve experienced better.
The service was okay. The cashiers were nice, but the servers who refilled our drinks and took our plates acted like they didn’t want to be there. Have a little bit of enthusiasm for your work or you won’t go anywhere in life. They had a better variety of entrees and desserts than the Flamingo location, but they don’t have Mongolian BBQ.
I ate here only a few hours ago, but I am already experiencing a sour stomach. The food here is soooooooooo greasy. I was feeling sick at the table because of the insane amount of grease! I love dessert though and their tapioca pudding is the best.
Anyway, this place was okay, but I don’t think I’ll be back.

This place has a very limited selection of food for their dinner buffet. Asia is a huge continent. This place has extremely basic Chinese-​buffet dishes and offers no desserts.
I was forced to dine here by my roommate who likes buffets… Two fish dishes were great; however, all the basics (orange chicken; beef; seafood delight) were awful. The only remotely exciting dish was fried potstickers (the frozen food aisle ones).
Dessert options were reminiscent of my granny’s nursing home (tons of jellos and gross soft-​serve ice cream in basic-b!?@$ cones). Old oysters in dessert area.
Dinner Price: $ 15
Alas, a hibachi buffet is being built about a mile away (behind capriottis on Nellis). I’d advise Mexican for dining in this area, unless you enjoy nearby Applebee’s or olive garden (in which case you’ll love this place!).

Cheap, easy way to go for a buffet.
It’s located in what I call the «heart of the east side» where China Olive use to be at. It’s pretty small compared to other Buffet @ Asia restaurants, but the building itself was already pretty small.
Anyways. Expect a wait. Not too long of a wait though. They’re pretty quick on getting people in and out.
The food itself is your standard Chinese food. If you go during dinner, they have a selection on crab which is my favorite! I don’t come here with high expectations, so I’m pretty well satisfied at the end of my meal. Their sushi is actually pretty decent as well.
Great place to go if you’re on the east side and want some Chinese food.