On Sun, 14 Mar 2010 09:29:14 -0500, George Leppla
> wrote:

> Like anything else, there are good ones and bad ones. We go to the
> buffets at the casinos here in Shreveport because we get coupons for
> "buy one, get one" or just half price. One of the casinos has really
> excellent prime rib... another has a good seafood buffet. That said, we
> usually go only once a month or so and it usually costs us about $15 total.

Casino food? Hate it. Maybe the cost is a little less, but that's
only so they can keep my afore mentioned fools there long enough to
separate them from their money.
>
> As for sushi, there is a restaurant in Houston that has excellent sushi
> on their buffet.... made fresh right in front of you.
> http://www.kirin-2.com/ It is pricey for the area, but there is a lot
> of competition in Houston. To me, it is a great value and I wish we had
> a trip to Houston planned for this Spring but we don't.

One restaurant does not a genre make. We have a good sushi buffet
locally called Todai (prices on the web site do not reflect reality).
You can have a generous sit down sushi meal for two somewhere else for
the price of one person's buffet ticket there. People who love the
idea of "all you can eat" might think it's good, but IMO it's way too
expensive and you'll never eat your money's worth of food there.

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I love cooking with wine.
Sometimes I even put it in the food.