Designed to satisfy your every craving, The Kitchens offers a variety of favorites, a carving station, made-to-order pasta, oven-baked pizza, and homemade pastries. I would much rather drive to the 3 and half hours to either grand casinos or the 2 and half hours to the monthly seafood buffet at prairies edge casino.Discover The Kitchens, featuring seven open kitchens, get the rare glimpse inside as chefs prepare fresh selections right before your eyes. We were lucky to go when the Casino dropped their price of the buffet from 30 to 19.95 a meal, because 30 would not of been worth the price given the small and poorly cooked 'king' crab. It didn't help that the drink glasses they gave us were as small as the ones you get when you order a jack and coke. The prime rib, me and my girlfriend agreed, was the best of all the casinos we had been to, but that isn't saying too much. The rest of it was ok, but nothing special. Unfortunately no snow crab was on the menu to compare. It was way overcooked leading to a rubbery shell that was even harder to crack than most snow crab. The meat was only a tad sweet and little rougher textured. Some of the claws were a lot bigger than the snow crab legs I've seen though. Sadly the size of crab were pretty on par with most snow crab legs I had seen in a number of casinos. I thought that was weird given the size of the king crab I expected to find.

When we got there we discovered the place, like mystic lake doesn't offer buckets to throw the shells in. I never had king crab before so I was very excited.

This is exactly the amount of time we drove to Turtle Lake last Saturday to try the King Crab Buffet. Even driving up to 3 and half hours to get them is worth the cost. Have been to just about every casino south of duluth for crab legs.

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