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04-27-2008, 08:43 AM
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04-27-2008, 12:38 PM
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(Like Buffet@ASIA, ChinaStar/Lucky Star, etc...) There is a difference bro... take for example, the crab legs you get at most buffets--they are served COLD, or they are OVERCOOKED that when you peel them, the crab meat doesn't come out in one piece and/or the size of the legs are small and they don't refill them as often. As far as "casino" buffets, there are some not so good, some good and some that opitimizes "BUFFET"... the ones on top of my list (in no particular order) : Spice Market in Planet Hollywood, Village Seafood Buffet in Rio, Cravings in Mirage, The Buffet at Wynn, FEAST at GVR, Red Rock, Sunset, Santa Fe (Only GVR serves crablegs), Seasons at Silverton... there's also Todai and Makino.
The price at GVR Feast is actually less than that of the other strip buffets... others ranging up to $35+ ... they have the usual American, Mexican, Italian, Dessert and Asian (which i believe have the BEST Asian from all other buffets--authentic tasting), plus an OMELETTE station, CARVING station, ICE cream station, SUSHI... oh, and sunday brunch also includes as much CHAMPANGE or MIMOSA's as you can handle.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not a picky person when it comes to eating.. but I like to step up sometimes and enjoy a buffet where the money i pay (balla on a budget) is justified w/ the quality of food / service / and dining atmosphere.
I'm merely suggesting this... and as much as I like stand-alone Chinese Buffets, this buffet offers more variety to cater to different tastes.
04-27-2008, 03:28 PM
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Vegas rx8!
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04-27-2008, 06:39 PM
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04-27-2008, 08:27 PM
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oh no its cool, its just that to get it changed might be a hassle and soon im going to get a new exhaust anyway so i think now im ok on it, aj is taking it, its all good 
04-27-2008, 08:51 PM
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Hi there... It was nice seeing you. Even though i didn't introduce myself...lol. I'm the least outgoing of the group... where did u guys parked, i parked, went inside and looked then didn't see anyone so then i drove around that huge @ss parking lot looking for more 8s, i didn't see any. so after a while i drove around to all the other little restaurants around. i thought u guys may have changed your spot cuz it was really crouded. then after i didn't find anyone i ended up giving myself a treat and bought a huge ice cream from the soft served place in the same area as the bar. It was called U-swirl. that place is REALLY good, i'd recommend it for my friends. omg i want more lol
I like that buffet too... i've been to a lot of asian buffets. (Like Buffet@ASIA, ChinaStar/Lucky Star, etc...) There is a difference bro... take for example, the crab legs you get at most buffets--they are served COLD, or they are OVERCOOKED that when you peel them, the crab meat doesn't come out in one piece and/or the size of the legs are small and they don't refill them as often.
As far as "casino" buffets, there are some not so good, some good and some that opitimizes "BUFFET"... the ones on top of my list (in no particular order) : Spice Market in Planet Hollywood, Village Seafood Buffet in Rio, Cravings in Mirage, The Buffet at Wynn, FEAST at GVR, Red Rock, Sunset, Santa Fe (Only GVR serves crablegs), Seasons at Silverton... there's also Todai and Makino.
The price at GVR Feast is actually less than that of the other strip buffets... others ranging up to $35+ ... they have the usual American, Mexican, Italian, Dessert and Asian (which i believe have the BEST Asian from all other buffets--authentic tasting), plus an OMELETTE station, CARVING station, ICE cream station, SUSHI... oh, and sunday brunch also includes as much CHAMPANGE or MIMOSA's as you can handle.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not a picky person when it comes to eating.. but I like to step up sometimes and enjoy a buffet where the money i pay (balla on a budget) is justified w/ the quality of food / service / and dining atmosphere.
I'm merely suggesting this... and as much as I like stand-alone Chinese Buffets, this buffet offers more variety to cater to different tastes.
(Like Buffet@ASIA, ChinaStar/Lucky Star, etc...) There is a difference bro... take for example, the crab legs you get at most buffets--they are served COLD, or they are OVERCOOKED that when you peel them, the crab meat doesn't come out in one piece and/or the size of the legs are small and they don't refill them as often. As far as "casino" buffets, there are some not so good, some good and some that opitimizes "BUFFET"... the ones on top of my list (in no particular order) : Spice Market in Planet Hollywood, Village Seafood Buffet in Rio, Cravings in Mirage, The Buffet at Wynn, FEAST at GVR, Red Rock, Sunset, Santa Fe (Only GVR serves crablegs), Seasons at Silverton... there's also Todai and Makino.
The price at GVR Feast is actually less than that of the other strip buffets... others ranging up to $35+ ... they have the usual American, Mexican, Italian, Dessert and Asian (which i believe have the BEST Asian from all other buffets--authentic tasting), plus an OMELETTE station, CARVING station, ICE cream station, SUSHI... oh, and sunday brunch also includes as much CHAMPANGE or MIMOSA's as you can handle.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not a picky person when it comes to eating.. but I like to step up sometimes and enjoy a buffet where the money i pay (balla on a budget) is justified w/ the quality of food / service / and dining atmosphere.
I'm merely suggesting this... and as much as I like stand-alone Chinese Buffets, this buffet offers more variety to cater to different tastes.
04-27-2008, 09:42 PM
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04-27-2008, 09:59 PM
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Cool mod can you post a DIY with pics, this I have to see, a lot of people would love this. DO IT! DO IT!
Gil- I tried to call your house to go and work on the car but I think your Dad answered and said, "He's not home, wait let me check to make sure...yeah his car is not outside, he's not home." Your cell message said outside of range or no reception.
I won't be able to make the meet to night due to the fact that I have to work tonight. Hopefully on Friday.
Gil- I tried to call your house to go and work on the car but I think your Dad answered and said, "He's not home, wait let me check to make sure...yeah his car is not outside, he's not home." Your cell message said outside of range or no reception.
I won't be able to make the meet to night due to the fact that I have to work tonight. Hopefully on Friday.
authentic Chicago style pizza... yum!
04-27-2008, 10:27 PM
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Me and AJ waxed his car today, came out very nice! 
Also, we went to Jiffy Lube's and got an oil change in less than 5 minutes. That's the fastest oil change I ever witnessed!
Also, we went to Jiffy Lube's and got an oil change in less than 5 minutes. That's the fastest oil change I ever witnessed!
04-27-2008, 10:31 PM
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... i tell you, you guys in the other side of town are mean... 
i guess i'll do mine tomorrow since i'm off 
04-27-2008, 10:33 PM
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04-27-2008, 10:37 PM
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