But the sirloins were quite tough for a good steak, and all done medium well to well. Small sirloins (about 6 oz.) were served nearby - again all you can eat. The carving bar also had prime rib, which was tasty but fatty, as well as roast turkey breast. The carving bar had a whole roast weanling pig (about 50-60 lbs), with both ham slices and pullled pork being served from it. Salmon in the Pacific Northwest gets done a lot, and this was medium grade salmon. I would have liked to have seen scallops or whitefish of some sort. Finishing the seafood table was local salmon served three ways: poached, smoked, and salt cured. Drawn butter, tartar sauce, and cocktail sauce were all available for drizzling and dipping. Some of the highlights were the huge portions of Dungeness and King crab legs, the Louisiana crayfish, and shrimp, all steamed perfectly and served all-you can eat. One thing I did not find before we drove out to Muckleshoot was a full buffet menu on-line, so I'll try to record as completely as possible the menu offered that Saturday night. On this particular Saturday (Dec 17, 2011), we found the food to be plentiful, with some highlights, but so-so overall. Saturday nights at the Muckleshoot Buffet used to be spectacular - for $25 ($24.99 technically), their surf-n-turf (heavy emphasis on the seafood) buffet was to die for. We only waited about 10 minutes and we scored a booth, which was nice. We arrived at about 5pm on a Saturday evening, and there was already a dinner line. As it happens, we came specifically for the food on the buffet. None of us are really gambling enthusiasts, but if a person were, I would add a star for the convenient well-appointed, clean, safe and secure casino. We all live in north Seattle, so it this was a significant 25 mile plus drive out to the buffet. As a 'thank-you' from a colleague for a difficult short-term project my team had completed for him on-time and under budget, our business friend took the team to the Spice Bay Buffet at the Muckleshoot Casino.

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