The 99-cent Las Vegas buffet may have disappeared, but the buffets are still there, it’s just that the prices have gone up a little. Vegas.com has a full list of all Vegas buffets. But read on, we’ve got a sampling below.

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Buffets for any budget
Island Buffet - Feel like you’re dining in Fiji. In the middle of a lush oasis lies the Island Buffet at the Tropicana. Bite into made-to-order omelets, hand-carved roast beef, turkey or ham, a huge salad bar and desserts and don’t miss the nightly Prime Rib & Shrimp Dinner buffet. The buffet also features a champagne brunch on Saturdays and Sundays for $11.99 per person.
Average buffet cost: Less than $15 per person.

Carnival World Buffet
Want an endless array of Chinese noodles? How about a fully-stocked Mexican station? The Rio’s Carnival World Buffet is the buffet-lovers dream: choose from chile verde, quesadillas and enchiladas or order Chinese noodles by number and a chef will prepare them just for you. And don’t miss the desserts- the gelato bar alone serves eight different flavors.
Average buffet cost: $15 - $25 per person

Specialty cuisine
Le Village Buffet - Only at Paris Las Vegas will you find a Provence French buffet. Le Village Buffet includes stations devoted to regional cuisines - seafood, crepes, croque monsieur, sliced meats, desserts and a wide selection of regional cheeses from Normandy, Brittany, Burgundy and Alsace. Reservations are not accepted.
Average buffet cost: $15 - $25 per person.

Chinese kitchen buffet
The General would be proud. Munch on General Tso’s chicken after wandering through the Freemont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas. The Chinese Kitchen Buffet is stocked seven days a week with fan-favorites like delicious lo mein, egg rolls and dumplings. Also try the special seafood menu on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Average buffet cost: Less than $15 per person.