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    Ding How Mongolian BBQ

    3.0 (111 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:45 pm

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    Joanne L.

    I saw a lot of mixed reviews but I'm so hungry and this is the first place I saw while driving They offer a variety of dishes, including Honey Sesame Chicken, Mongolian BBQ Deluxe, and Lo Mein Noodles. The service is generally considered friendly, and the buffet-style dining allows a good selection of items. I had a good experience, the ambiance is relaxing, the waitress is nice and welcoming.

    Wasn't able to take pic on our meal since we got sooo hungry and finished our food all the way! They gave us fortune cookies after.
    Love G.

    The food is real great! Customer service as well is as great as their food. We came there without any idea that it was a buffet, but we stayed because it was $17 only for a buffet! Budget friendly, great service, great food. 5/5 for me! We'll be back soon. :)

    Zoom in on the blades and you can see the grease.

    A big no for me. I was 6 to 7 bites into my food and a drip of grease from their ceiling fan dripped right on my head. No thanks I was done eating.

    Szechuan Chicken & Beef, Hot & Sour Soup, Unsweetened Iced Tea
    Moriah K.

    For a long time, Ding How wasn't my favorite. Their buffet is mediocre, from the sesame chicken to the egg rolls. However, their Mongolian BBQ is fire! The chef who has been there for years and is usually there when I've gone is fantastic. He makes the Szechuan rich and flavorful and adds exactly the amount of spiciness requested. Not to be forgotten, everyone there (especially the chef) is very friendly. I will say that if you select larger broccoli florets you can expect them to be undercooked - win some and lose some, right? This photo is from the last time I went and my mouth is watering for more now! Give them a try.

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    Brian H.

    Came to this spot at the recommendation of a friend, I've never had Mongolian BBQ. When you first walk in you feel like you're in the typical Chinese restaurant. Same Asian decor and such. They do have the obligatory Chinese buffet. What's different about this place if you can get the stir fry styled dish if your choosing. You pick the meat, vegetables, sauce etc and they put it on a huge cooking platform and toss it with what appears to be giant chopsticks. What comes out of this is fresh stir fry to your tastes and design. Very interesting place to eat to say the least. The staff was all very accommodating and the place is clean and seemed to be well stocked. Food tasted very good. Needless to say I will be back to this gem.

    Fried Rice lo mein honey sesame chicken

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    Low quality buffet and very substandard Mongolian BBQ with very few ingredients.

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    17 years ago

    Not bad food-wise...the buffet is OK and could use more selections and/or variety. Mongolian barbeque is good. Price is reasonable.

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    16 years ago

    I love this place!!! although it get really busy sometimes the service is always great and the food is fantastic..

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    8 years ago

    Good food, love the salad bar, kind staff. This is my goto when I want some good food.

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    14 years ago

    I have always liked the Ding. It's affordable, good, and interactive. Great place to take the fam.

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    10 years ago

    I always enjoy eating at Ding How! Great selection, the food is always hot and fresh, the service is wonderful! I definitely recommend it!

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    9 years ago

    Man this place is truly amazing and I swear the man Abraham behind the grill is a beast and great

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    Small selection but consistent ok quality. $15 for custom Mongolian BBQ. And cheap but very start selection entrants

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