wicked spoon, Las Vegas

If I make it back to Las Vegas, I’m definitely dining again at this extravagant, decadent and delicious example of the Vegas Buffet.

The Wicked Spoon, for 27 bucks at the time of writing, has dishes that include truffles, an improbable array of desserts and food variety that was so large, it catered for a group of differently fussy individuals, all of whom were satisfied.

Example dishes:
spicy tuna sushi
truffled potato gratin
ricotta and spinach pasta parcels
olive oil crusted salmon
various meats and rotisserie
marshmallows with crystallised rose petals
key lime pie with gold leaf decoration
mango sorbet
tempered white chocolate pieces
mini apple crumble tarts
chocolate and raspberry sugar-free dessert

In short, if you go to Las Vegas, even for one day, make sure you eat here.

P.S. that $27 includes coffee and soft drinks. Just make sure you leave room for dessert.

Edit: I returned here in Jan 2012 – price is now $35 (plus tip) – it was still a great experience. We ate a vast quantity of delicious bites after a tiring day attending the Consumer Electronics Show.