There was too much fish and oriental food there and the crab legs were very dry tasting and the dipping butter had a strange taste to it which I ended up throwing up later. Only thing I liked there was their hot coffee, it was hot for a change unlike most of the casinos that give you warm coffee. Won't go back there again!

This buffet is wayyyy over-priced for the quality and small selection of food offered. Their one exceptional item is their shrimp, which are HUGE, already peeled, and deliciously fresh! We hadn't eaten here in a few years but tried it recently when we were on our way out of Vegas because we happened to be gambling at Mandalay Bay, but when compared to the Le Village Buffet (Paris) or the Spice Market Buffet (Planet Hollywood) - my two personal favorites - it simply doesn't come anywhere close considering it's comparable in price.

This restaurant/buffet was recommended to me by a co-worker who had visited the LUXOR a week prior to my arrival and I also read comments on line; based on the recommendation I received from my co-worker and online reviews I suggested that we have our first meal at the Bayside. This is a mistake I won't make again.

The food was lukewarm/cold, totally tasteless and extremely overpriced. A cold, greasy hotdog would have been better than what passed for food at the Bayside Buffet. Although I was not expecting gourmet, I did expect a decent meal for $32+.

My expeience at the Bayside Buffet in Mandalay Bay was not a positive one and I will not eat there again!

We had a fabulous meal here!!! The best part about this buffet is they serve steamed crabs legs, yes warm crabs legs, not just the kind you get sitting on ice, it was sooo good! Other food was pretty good too, but i'd go bac just for the crab!!!

I was told this was the best buffet in Vegas, No Way! a lot of the food was cold and the steak was all fat and rubbery. Really good waiter we had that was constantly refilling drinks and taking away plates. Crab legs are the best thing there.

Heard this was an amazing buffet. It was just OK and certainly not worth the $28 plus tax price tag. We
think that Planet Hollywood at $20 is much better in terms of variety, freshness, quality, etc. The big find
on our last trip (last week) was the buffet at the M Resort. The absolute best we have tried EVER in Las
Vegas and moderately priced. When you sign up for their player's card you get two dollars off also.
Everything was succulent, fresh, well presented, etc and the spread is huge. It is well worth the trip out
there (ten miles from the Strip), especially if you get their free shuttle from the Fashion Show Mall.

Dinner, was surprising good. Usually buffets fare. Desserts were lacking. Beautiful dining room.

Had eaten at the Rio buffet the night before, so anything was a step up. A little pricey, but the food was good. Not the huge selection of some buffets, but plenty. Nice salad bar selection, asian items were good, made to order pasta, potatoes, steak, a few really good chicken items, limited desserts but they tasted good. everything was clean, the staff were prompt and friendly, the restaurant looked nice and had a nice ambiance to it. I would recommend it.