eagles buffet

living in vancouver, it's tough to find agoodbuffet place to go to. i've been to eagles buffet before and it's better than most places. eagles buffet is located inside tulalip resort casino which is next to the seattle premium outlet. it was $19.95 per adult and for kids it's $9.45. i was too busy grabbing food and totally forgot to take snapshots of the place for you all! but i took photos of my food! being the pig i am, i had 3 full plates at this place! (pls don't judge..lol)  first off, i got a big piece of salmon, beef, some broccoli (trying to be a bit healthy) and chicken! the salmon was disappointing..i ate less than a half and just left it there. it's very dry and not much taste so i don't recommend grabbing the salmon. the chicken was alright also kind of dry and the beef was very delicious!  got some lasagna, another version of chicken and i think that was fried chicken. this plate was very yummy :)  got some greens! after eating so much meat, i thought i'll end off eating

great food and great price. spent a lot at the expensive tulalip bay restaurant and by comparison this is fantastic. reallygoodfood - salads, fruits, soup (the split pea and beef barley were among best i've had), asian, carving ham/beef/prime rib, the mongolian grill, ice cream bar (with hot fudge/caramel) and the cookies and deserts are fantastic. i guess there is something positive about just going up and getting what you want without waiting 30-45 minutes for a waiter to bring it. the pumpkin pie was really really good. great selection. breakfast is about $11 each/lunch about $12 ea. and dinner about $22 each. the servers do agoodjob clearing plates and keeping the beverages full.

their food is prettygoodfor the price of around $12 per person, being fast turnover and a made to order pasta and mongolian grill. they also alternate between crepes and hand scooped milkshakes.

with school and work, i never really get a full day off and my mom works really hard as well- seven days a week for her. so last weekend ongoodfriday when we both finally had a day off, we took advantage of it and went to the states for a day trip. of course we were accompanied by the wangs, our partners in crime. the officer at the border even asked us if we travel to the us together often (i guess they must have records in their computers), we said we were best friends. anyway, i knew it was going to be a serious shopping trip because i was rudely awoken at 6:30 am. i didn’t even have a chance to shower! it was barely noon before we got hungry so we drove over to eagles buffet, located in tulalip resort casino, right beside seattle premium outlets. we have been here several times before but i don’t really think much of it. it’s a typical buffet with reasonable prices, a little on the higher end side, at least relative to old country buffet. there was a short queue and we waited may

so cheap. super cheap, decent food, and overall agooddining experience. there is a wide selection of food, but i particularly enjoy the desserts!

you know where are some of the best places to have buffets? it's the casinos. in our vacations, we always seek out casinos if we wanted buffet. (wanted to say that we do not gamble … we just like their cheap buffets). there is agoodone in marysville/tu