It’s no secret Las Vegas is one of the most expensive places to visit in the United States, but it’s not just the casinos where you could be throwing away your money — the restaurants are ridiculously expensive too! If you’re gambling on a budget, here are a few places you can save.
Seasons Buffet is hidden inside the Silverton Casino just off the Strip. The food isn’t 5-star, but the selection is large and tastes pretty darn good. With a Silverton Rewards card you can score a great deal for less than $20. Make sure you hit up the buffet on Sunday when they serve bottomless mimosas.
Sometimes you have to step off the Strip for the best deals. The buffet at the Red Rock Casino has one of the best selections of international foods in all of Vegas for affordable prices. Friday and Saturday nights see plenty of meals for less than $20 with the casino’s players’ card.
For delicious, all-you-can-eat sushi, you’ll have to make your way far into the outskirts of Las Vegas, but it’s certainly worth the trip. Daisho Sushi flies much of its menu items in same day and you can score a great meal here for only $25 when dinner rolls around. They’re also known for incredibly quick service.
Located near the Trump Hotel is one of Las Vegas’ best-kept secrets – Thai Street Café. This delightful little hole-in-the-wall serves some mouth-watering and authentic Thai food for less than $15 a plate. Don’t let the location, in a strip mall full of some “exotic” retail stores, throw you off.
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