Las Vegas: Getting Down with The Aria Buffet
Bloody Mary
What’s a trip to Las Vegas without a turn at the buffet? For this trip, we tried the Buffet at Aria. We opted for the boozy meal which for brunch meat Bloody Marys, of course.
seafood options
starting with the dim sum
After looking over all the options including the fresh seafood, I started a little more breakfast-y. I went for the dumplings and porridge from the Chinese section. I like the Chinese food a bit better at Caesar’s Bacchanal Buffet. Aria’s weren’t that nice looking with broken wrappers due to over steaming. The siu mai (pork and shrimp) dumplings were decent though.
a little sushi
Then my plates started getting random with bits of sushi, quiche, seafood, bacon and sausage plus corn on the cob. I found the quiche pretty good.
sangria
Is it time to try the sangria? I vote yes! My friend decided we needed to make our booze add-on worth it so a round of beers also came.
noodles and seafood
That being the case, I started seeking out some carbs but still keeping the protein ration up. More Chinese food and seafood. The beef and broccoli was good.
meat galore
I usually save the carving station for last but my friends insisted this was the best part about the Aria buffet. Indeed, that roast chicken is juicy. The carver said it was his favorite.
gelato selection
At last I felt the urge for something sweet. After gorging on all that meat, maybe some gelato? They didn’t have my favorite pistachio so I went with vanilla despite the many options.
ended up with fruit (and flan)
I also picked up a bunch of fruit and some pastries. The mini whoopie pie was my fave next to the gelato.
Other buffets in Vegas:
The Cosmopolitan – Wicked Spoon
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