It certainly doesn’t compare to the Wynn, Bellagio, or Bacchanal buffets. The decor looked like any 10 year old buffet in Las Vegas. We went to the Aria breakfast buffet to a small variety of foods, that were decent, but not amazing. SWEETSCookies, candies, cakes, gelato and more, made fresh daily.SALADCreate your own salad or baked potato from our large array of toppings.DINERAmerican comfort food, including spiced meatloaf, chicken fried steak, grilled corn on the cob, mac & cheese and our signature red velvet stuffed pancakes.CARVERYGrilled, smoked and slow roasted meats, featuring our 75-pound beef steamship, assorted sausages, free-range turkey breast, all carved to order.LATINAuthentic dishes from Mexico, South America and Spain.TANDOORITandoor oven-fresh naan, chicken, vegetable, and more.MEDITERRANEANHealthy dishes and salads from North Africa and the Middle East.

PIZZAAuthentic pizzeria-style pies in New York style, calzone and gluten-free.

ITALIANMade-to-order pasta, cured meats and cheeses, a mozzarella bar and gluten-free pasta.

ASIANDim sum, as well as authentic dishes from Thailand, China and Japan.

FISH MARKETFresh seafood, unlimited crab legs, fish and chips, paella, Made-to-Order Hawaiian Poke Bowl Station-Crab, Sushi Grade Ahi Tuna and Salmon Poke, sometimes lobster, and more.

Buffet MenuĪria has several buffet stations, which include: However, the selection is limited, the ambiance is low budget, and the food is just OK, so for the Aria’s buffet price, it’s a questionable value. The Aria Buffet is hailed as one of the many high-end buffets in Vegas. We have a full guide to all the open buffets in Las Vegas.

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