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Spice Market Buffet

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  • 3667 Las Vegas Blvd S
    Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
    (702) 785-5555
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Aladdin Spice Market Buffet

  • August 25, 2006
  • Rated 5 of 5 by TD80 from Bowie, Maryland
The Spice Market Buffet is worth a trip. There are many varieties of cuisine. It tastes good and you won't leave hungry. Check out the desserts. They are wonderful.

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Aladdin Buffet

  • July 13, 2006
  • Rated 5 of 5 by starburns00 from evansville, Indiana
This place was out of this world! Being a buffet, you better come with an appetite. The different "stations" in this buffet included, Seafood, Salad, Soup, Italian, Asian, American, Middle Eastern, Dessert and Mexican. I was overwhelmed by the variety and amount of food but everything I had was delicious! Worth the money.

From journal Las Vegas Trip

Aladdin Spice Market Buffet

  • November 7, 2005
  • Rated 4 of 5 by emerald78 from N, New York
Rated #1 in 2005 by Las Vegas Mag. for buffets. I would have to agree that this was the best all around buffet we went to.

The amount of food is almost overwhelming. What I loved was the different ethnic choices: Mediterranean, Asian, fish, Mexican, and Italian. I'm probably missing some, the place was huge. Seating is adequate, usually a small wait. The quality of the food was very good. Most everything that I tried was very good. Unlike buffets with tons of choices, but nothing is really all that good. The prices were just a touch above average. We were there for lunch and it was $23.00 per person. We were certainly full, and had many, many things to choose from.

Our service on drinks was a little bit slow. The breads in the Italian section were wonderful. Desserts were very good, make your own crepes, ice cream and many other little yummies available as well. The enchiladas were really good, I was craving them, and they hit the spot.

From journal Las Vegas: Details you may not have heard

Aladdin Buffet

  • May 7, 2005
  • Rated 3 of 5 by marrymeagain from OCEANSIDE, New York
Though this is a pricey buffet, it is one of the more worthwhile ones due to selection. They have a section for each country’s cuisine. Warning: There isn't a child's price!! For those looking for tasty ethnic cuisine from most every country, this is the buffet for you. If you are looking for cheap eats for a family, this is not for you. Food quality and quantity were beyond plentiful.

From journal Las Vegas with Children 101

Aladdin Buffet

  • April 30, 2005
  • Rated 5 of 5 by mimi2005 from Somerset, New Jersey, Afghanistan
This was by far the best buffet we had. They say it's the best, and I agree 100%. I was very leery about paying $26 for a buffet, BUT was so glad I did. The selection alone is worth the money. The bests I had were the tempura shrimp, large and fried lightly; salmon; stuffed sole with spinach and cheese; chicken and shrimp paella; tuna sushi; and the best chocolate cream pie I ever had in my LIFE! I didn't like the Midwestern rice, stuffed grape leaves, or lamb kabobs, which were too tough. This is the only place on the Strip to have sweetened raspberry iced tea, my favorite. Overall, whether you like Asian, sushi, Italian, seafood, Mediterranean, or American, you will love this buffet.

From journal And You Thought Vegas Was Just For Gamblers?

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