Mongolian Bbq

Very good food for fairly cheap. I would give this place a 4 star. I would recommend this place.

I liked the food (but heck I made it :)) the atmosphere is nothing fancy. The cooks were very friendly and nice. My kids really enjoyed watching them.

Couldn’t even eat the food because they cook every dish until it has no form, flavor, or function.

Overall clean, quick and family friendly
Hours are 11−9pm
Arrived on a Sunday at lunchtime and a line was already forming at the door.
At the Mongolian grill you pick the size of bowl you want and then mound it to overflowing until it can’t hold one more item. You pick from a variety of meats and vegetables. Finally by choosing from several sauces and oils you create your own personalized dish. The chef cooks your dish on a large grill and a tip jar is nearby to reward his efforts.
There are 15 or more different kinds of vegetables to choose from. There were several different meats, including chicken, beef, pork and seafood all frozen but good quality.
Pricing is very affordable at $ 6.95 for the small bowl and $ 11.95 for large. The Egg rolls five for 6.95 were not great.
Tip: Try the chicken with flat noodles and add much more sauce than is recommended

Good food they charge you for the size of the bowl. The service is great I will come back for more in the future

Very good! Love the selection, meats, veggies, sauces. Beef was least favorite.
Enjoyed everything else. Also had the potsticker appetizers-​yum!
Atmosphere was just ok and no beer or wine. But we will be back!

I went here for lunch today, I hadn’t been here in over a year. I like the food, but it’s hit or miss with the ingredients. The service is inconsistent and less than friendly. They’ve gotten stingier since the last time I was in. No snow peas in the veggie section anymore, no more carafe of water on the table for your convenience, and they don’t bring you rice anymore unless you ask for it. (When I asked I was told that people wasted it so they didn’t do it anymore). Hot tea or soup has never been included with the meal, so that was the same. Also, my small bowl was arbitrarily poured into a medium bowl after it was cooked, so I was upcharged to the higher priced bowl. It seems that I always get someone else’s ingredients in my bowl, so if you’re allergic to anything, make sure you ask for a clean grill and have your food grilled solo, without anyone else’s food going round at the same time. The waitress was nice, but the owners seem unhappy all the time. No greetings, no smiles, etc. If you like Mongolian, this is ok, but don’t expect stellar anything.

We fancy Mongolian BBQ restaurants and eat at them frequently. We began at Kublai’s in Hong Kong in the 90’s and have visited them ever since.
This place is poorly run. The selection line was extremely messy with spilled food. The sauce area was pretty gross with spilled sauces all over. Eventually the cook cleaned both areas but it was definitely not clean.
An earlier review hit the sweet spot with comments about the cooking. The Hispanic cook was too concerned about not having to clean the grill so he kept spraying the ingredients with water. Way overspraying!!! Most of the sauce in the bowl was washed away and the result was a very bland, washed out meal.
I will never return.

O.k. So far, this is my one truly neg review. Maybe it’s just me, but I’ve been to places that do this style of dining really well. This is not one of them. The staff was very friendly. After that… The food offered was not up to spec. No piping hot soup? The rice tasted like it had been in the pan for a WHILE. The veggies were gross. I could go on, but if you’ve ever been to a great Mongolian bbq, you know this isn’t one. If on the other hand, this is your first experience for this type of fare, I can understand liking it. Just know, it gets MUCH better than this for less coin.

Food is cooked on the big hot «plate» in front of you, you pick everything and the seasoning, however, no matter what you pick everything comes out looking faded brown :(. The taste suffers by the water they throw on it as they are cooking it to death.

We enter the restaurant. The only employee we see is at the register. She’s too busy accepting payment from a customer & doesn’t look up or say anything. A different customer, also standing in line to pay, overhears us ask, «How do we do this?» He politely explains to sit anywhere & to help ourselves at the buffet of veggies, meats & sauces.
There are small, medium & large bowls with the small being $ 8.95. Does this price include refills? Unable to locate an employee still, I interrupt a woman & her child’s dinner to ask. She said it doesn’t include refills but to get the small bowl because it still holds a lot. We should also add the veggies & meat first then the yakisoba noodles last since it can be piled high.
There were frozen slices of beef, chicken & pork on one end & a good selection of veggies & sauces on the other. Also nice was the board of sauce recommendations; do make sure though to add more scoops then recommended. The grill master constantly squirted water on the food to keep the grill wet & unfortunately it took the flavor away. We had to add more sauce afterward because who likes to pay $ 8.95 for a bowl of flavorless, steamed veggies & plain noodles? Individual servings of white rice were on the table; it was sticky & dry. Ice water was refreshing though!
Note. If the grill master cannot put everything back into another bowl of the same size, you will be charged for the next bowl size up!
Speaking of the grill master, I was never so nervous to look at a man in the eye then I was with him. He looked so angry & unpleasant to be around. Poor guy.
I recommend looking at other options before choosing this restaurant. I’ve had much better for the same price & it was unlimited servings!

Ok, so I’ve had a lot of Mongolian bbq, and nothing can compare to this place.
This ain’t no no fine dining, but the ingredients are great, and the sauces make it even better.
So baller. so baller.