We were here for Mother’s Day on the way home from Fort Bragg. We don’t see buffets around very often anymore so we wanted to try it! The food was all fresh, it was enjoyable! I was satisfied with everything. Nothing was dried out. This place is worth a shot if you come across it. There was a child grabbing sushi with his bare hands tho, so maybe stay away from the sushi if kids are there. That was unappetizing.

Asia Grand Buffet, Ukiah delivers exactly what you hope for in a bustling, family-friendly buffet: huge variety, fast refills, and surprisingly tasty food. You’ll find a solid lineup of Chinese-American classics like sweet-and-sour chicken, Mongolian beef, egg rolls alongside sushi rolls, a salad bar, shrimp, and even a few unexpected gems like dim sum bites and even ice cream.

The buffet trays are kept warm and replenished often, especially during peak hours, and the service is friendly but unobtrusive. The dining room itself is spacious, though a bit dated, and the atmosphere leans toward a practical elegance but hey.

There are very few places you can eat for $14.95 let alone get full. It’s a great value, especially for big eaters or groups looking to sample a little bit of everything. They also do take out for $6.99 a pound. It is satisfying, filling, and fun! I will absolutely be back.

This was a great little find.

I’ve seen it many times before but never stopped in. My wife suggested that we give it a try, so we did and we were not disappointed.

The were only open for take out so the “All You Can Eat” was not available. They did load up containers with as much as you wanted and charged by the pound. They have some table and chairs set up outside so you can still enjoy your food right away.

The food was hot and fresh. I watched multiple steam pans get refilled while I was standing on line.

I had the fried rice, spicy chicken, Mongolian beef and fried shrimp.

It was all very delicious and the shrimp was hot and crispy. Perfect!

I can’t wait to be able to go inside, sit down and enjoy their full offerings. They had two other steam tables not in use, so I’m sure that they have a much larger menu on a normal basis.

This is a small family owned local business with really good food, please try to support them during these tough times.

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