Bacchanal Buffet Review

I have seen this restaurant in Las Vegas for many years. When I went there, the customers all recommended crab legs. The crab legs in this restaurant are very tasty, and the prices are not too expensive. You can enjoy the food.

In order to try Bacchanal Buffet, which is known as the world's first buffet, I waited in line for an hour. When I swore that I would never come to eat here again, the law of true fragrance came into effect 🙈🙈 There are not so many restrictions here like in China. You can eat all kinds of things, which is very cool.

At Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Bacchanal Buffet, a buffet restaurant, costs $57 per person. I went there at 8:30 pm and waited in line for half an hour. I ate more than a dozen dishes out of more than 500 kinds. After eating, I concluded that the taste was good, but I am really not suitable for buffets! What a loss!

Enjoy a delicious buffet dinner at the Bacchanal Buffet Restaurant in Caesar Palace Hotel. There are many food choices and each food area has a variety of food from all over the world. From Western food to Chinese food, South American to Asian snacks, you can enjoy all kinds of snacks. The freshly made food is delicious.

The best snow crab legs I've ever eaten, the meat is firm and not fishy, ​​very fresh. The oysters are also great, but unfortunately there is no salmon sashimi. There are many varieties of desserts. Someone will take a photo for you when you enter, 25 US dollars per photo, you can take it or not

BACCHANAL Buffet, the dessert area is still outstanding, but unfortunately my favorite lava chocolate cake is now out of stock! The rest is just mediocre. But luckily, the number one buffet restaurant in Las Vegas unexpectedly has no queue.

The service is given four stars because the change of discs is a bit slow and there are not enough waiters. You need to prepare for at least half an hour of waiting time. Register outside first, use a local mobile phone to receive information, and then wait for the information to come in before entering to register and pay. About $60 including service fee. The food is good, five-star standard. The buffets in Las Vegas are incidental consumption. The real big deal is in the casino. So the price is acceptable. There are many types of desserts, which are quite unique.

It's called the best buffet in Las Vegas, but to be honest, it's just average. There are two kinds of crab legs, cold and boiled, and there are a lot of grilled meats, but there's no sashimi, only sushi. It really doesn't satisfy sashimi lovers. The desserts are good, with a wide variety and the taste is OK, especially the strawberry earl grey, which is my favorite.