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This restaurant has vibrant decor colors and framed drawings/paintings of mooses on the wall. There is a wide selection of pizza. The appetizer garlic bread with cheese is so good, not too garlicy and not too cheesy. Just perfect. At Blue Moose, you order by piece or whole but each piece is made individually and not just cut off from a whole pizza.

Sushi at Kabuki is always safe, it’s a chain that caters to a lot of Americans who like the normal tasting sushi. Real Japanese sushi restaurants are much diffferent, therefore Kabuki’s sushis might not be as authentic but not saying they’re not good. Kabuki never disappoints and service at this particular Kabuki is great. The one on Colorado, not so much.

The food here is just like any other steakhouse, it’s doesn’t wow you. The only thing that might wow you is probably the view. The service here is great. It’s very romantic at night with the candle light and the city’s view. The location itself might be a little hard to find at night because it goes into residential streets.

Went for Lunch and Dinner. The food during lunch was almost the same as during dinner, the only big difference is probably the price. Nothing special about the lunch buffet. Variety yes, but not much. Some of the choices were just tasteless.

For dinner…thought it would be much better, but was super disappointed. First off, the so-called Host Manager got into a verbal fight with my friend because she told us we have to sit in 2 seperate tables but we can still touch each other. We were brought to two tables that really were side by side but feets away from each other. So we moved the tables together because it wasn’t a walk way or anything and the Host Manager told off my friend because I don’t know, maybe we’re not good enough of customers. Since the beginning she had already been giving us attitude, and now she’s verbally fighting with my friend in front of other guest in the dining room. Then she told us she’ll clean another table for us but rudely told us we can’t stand in the way. In the hospitality industry much? Now on with the food during dinner. Almost the same thing as lunch except some crab legs and lamb chops. Even the prime rib was the same!

For all the dessert fans. you’ll be disappointed. All you’ll get is some cookies, tiny easily broken cheesecakes, tasteless fruits and some gelato. Maybe you should try Rio’s buffets for dessert.

I went on seperate days during the weekend which didn’t seem too crazy busy for a buffet in Vegas. Can’t say the overall service was good but on both days, our servers were great.

This BCD is the same as the rest in the chain. The tofu is good, service will probably depend on whether they’re busy or not. Overall, just ok compare to all the other Korean restaurants in the area.

There are so many flavors of soju here. This place is small, not very ideal for large groups. Most people go to Nodaji for drinks, not very much for the food. Not to say their food is bad. I think it’s pretty good for a non-Korean. Don’t expect good service here. Only one waitress works the front, so sometimes it takes a little longer.

The chicken is delicious. One dish with the mushroom sauce and the other was a 10 herb roasted chicken. Both were very good. The mushroom chicken had an Asian flavor to it. The 10 herb chicken was full of flavor. It’s a good place for a date.

Not the best Brazilian food but it has a good location for the San Gabriel Valley. It’s not the all-you-can-eat type of Brazilian food. It’s a la carte. Atmosphere is nice for a date, plus you can walk around after dinner on Colorado.

one of the best buffet’s of vegas in my opinion. lots of options that actually taste good.

this buffet is really worth it’s money if you like seafood and dessert! there’s an enormous amount of dessert choices. lobster tail, crab legs, oysters, shrimp just to name a few.