1. Prime Rib

This hunk of cow meat is the king of the gambling buffet and I think is a sin not to choose it, especially when you can say all you can eat baby and most casinos bring an extra bonus serving also some lobster and fried rice to boot. More, you can ask the chef to remove the bone and most buffets are making sure your prime rib is served exactly the way you like it.

2. Lobster Tails

All you can eat baby, all you can eat. If lobster is your thing you can eat a whole army of this ocean treasure.

3. Cheesecake

This is a popular desert served in many flavors to be sure it will be appealing for everyone tastes.

4. Sushi

I don’t actually enjoy eating this meal but I saw that at most gambling buffets the sushi tables are ones of the most crowded. For the ones who do not know, sushi is a peculiar chunk of uncooked fish surrounded by rice and wrapped up in seaweed seems to get most people’s mouth watering.

5. Spaghetti and Meatballs

Again something that is mostly perfect for kids. Most gambling buffets serve great Italian meal and for your kid or the kid in you, ensure you remember this one if the rest of the menu offers scares you.

6. Fried rice

This I consider it to be the most alluring item because it can be combined with all the buffet’s leftovers stuffed into it. My favorite fried rice is the one that comes with large egg pieces but you can find also vegetarian-style fried rice.

7. Assorted Asian-style chickens

These delectable-sauce-covered chickens come in many sauce-assortments ranging from sweet to spicy. My recommendation is General Tsu’s, or at least this is how I believe it is called, anyhow, it is the orange chicken. Not too sweet not to spicy. But to get the best of both worlds, as the guy serving at the table which one is which.

8. Soft-serve ice cream cone

If you went on vacation with the child too or you are in for the sweet deserts, soft-serve ice cream cones are just the right end to a great buffet experience. This dessert grabbed on the way out makes you feel like you got your money’s worth.

9. Caesar Salad

The Caesar salad goes perfect with dinner rolls and it is small enough to leave room for the substantial amounts of food to come. At larger buffets like the ones offered at The Mirage or Treasure Island you can serve handmade salads of your choosing. However, common buffets serve only pre-made salads and this is the salad to go for.

10. Dinner rolls

This traditional meal appetizer makes the menu list just for being as reliable as Old Faithful. These dinner rolls are regularly served in a basket with those tiny delightful plastic butter cups. You will find these dinner rolls at almost any gambling buffet but don’t feast on them because far better items ought to have your attention.