Food is delicious!! Definitely coming back to location. Service was quick got our food in and out.read more

I had a terrible experience here and have to leave a one-star review…read more I have a serious allergy to many types of meat. The place was busy with about fifteen people in line. To be considerate, I let every single person go ahead of me so I wouldn't hold up the line while they cleaned the grill. I waited patiently until I was the very last customer with no one behind me. When it was finally my turn, I politely explained my allergy to the female cook and asked her to clean the grill before cooking my bowl. She immediately got an attitude and said "the grill's clean." I told her I had just watched her cook fifteen meat-heavy meals on it and again asked her to clean it. She said okay, finished the remaining orders, then grabbed my bowl and dumped it straight onto the dirty grill without cleaning it at all. She barely cooked my food for thirty seconds while everyone else's got several minutes. Her attitude was rude and nasty the entire time. When I pointed out she never cleaned the grill, she just said they were busy. I was so disgusted I walked straight to the trash and threw my entire meal away. I didn't even bother asking for a refund because I couldn't deal with her horrible attitude anymore. The male cook also speaks almost no English, making it hard to communicate special requests. The owners need to seriously retrain or replace their staff, ignoring serious food allergies is DANGEROUS and completely unacceptable.

LONG over due review. I have featured this restaurant in my Food Reviewing Dungeon Meshi panel that…read moreI hold at anime conventions for their hearty traditional Mongolian stews! Unique, traditional Mongolian dishes with wonderful service. It's so cool that you can see that the restaurant is a hub of culture and community as well. SoCal Mongolian community loves Arag. They have karaoke nights and other events that support the community (I think an attorney who works with the Mongolian community does events here too), so that's always a plus in my book. Love all of the traditional decor and knick knacks here as well as the M-pop and music videos that they play on TV too. We managed to find free parking nearby, so it is possible. For our later lunch, we got the: 1) Mongolian Hot Tea: -This was a salted milk tea when I had it. Very unique and the slight saltiness with the sweet milky taste is refreshingly different from other places. Definitely a bit of an acquired taste but I like it whenever I have it. 2) Deep Fried Flat Dumplings (Khuushuur): -Comes with 3 pieces, it's deep fried dumplings with your choice of protein in a crispy dough shell. We got the lamb offal since it's the most unique one that they had. I don't usually eat organ meat but this wasn't too iron-y or ammonia tasting like other times I've had organ meats and was seasoned to perfection. No weird texture either. -Every culture has some form of dumpling/hot pocket-esque food that is delicious and super easy to eat. This is a popular street food in Mongolia and you can easily see why. Moist delicious seasoned meat in a crispy dough shell? Say no more. -Comes with a small side of their slaw salad. 3) Smoked Stir-Fried Noodles with Beef Brisket: -This was our "main" entree with carbs and protein. -It's smoked Tsuvian (actual name of the dish) with traditionally prepared hand pulled and pan fried noodles, made with beef brisket and julienne carrots, zucchini, and homemade salted chives. -It's a simple dish you can find in many other cultures but the seasoning, the way the noodles are prepared, makes it delicious in it's own way. Perfect for those who want to try something new, but don't want to dive off of the deep end so quick. 4) Steamed Soup/Bituu Shul: -This is a traditional sealed soup with tender mutton, slow cooked in a sealed pot with wild herbs, garlic, and ginger. -Super unique dish and very eye catching. Seeing this on the menu I had to get it. You can drum the top of the dough with your spoon like a drum. Pretty fun! -It's a very flavorful broth soup that has a strong flavor of lamb and herbs. Perfect for a cold day or if you're feeling a bit under the weather. The dough pieces make for nice "pasta like noodles" for the soup. Lots of lamb meat pieces in it too. Definitely recommend, but next time I want to get borscht too since it's one of my favorite soups. A must for unique and delicious food!

Very cool!! This is a true, small family-run business, and very one-of-a-kind. Truthfully, when I…read moreshowed up, they had already sold out of most things for the day, but they still had those awesome deep-fried dumplings. Loved it!! Everything was cozy and on point. I'll be back!!

First time trying and I would recommend! My order arrived early and correct - bravo ! The medium…read morespice level was as advertised and the portion size more than adequate . Ingredients tasted fresh and my request for silverware was honored !

Not good, but not bad- just weird…read more This place was okay. I only found two chunks of grill debris. The rice was dry and had obviously been cooked earlier that day. Decent selection of ingredients, but I've seen better. The weird part was that there was only one employee, a young, Eastern European man, who kept leaving the restaurant whenever he wasn't actively cooking or running the register. It was very strange that he would just leave us alone in the establishment to go outside and talk on the phone. And I'm not saying just on the patio- he would walk down the block. Also the restaurant wasn't terribly clean. Perhaps he could wipe down surfaces while talking on the phone instead of leaving the premises. If you're really in the mood for Mongolian, and this is the only place you're near, it will do. But I certainly wouldn't go out of my way.

This is the spot! Food is fresh and delicious. So generous with their portions and also they have…read moreamazing service. A very nice and clean restaurant. 5 out of 5 recommended.

This is one of those spots that when your looking to fill that itch you come too!!! My favorite is…read morethe chicken wings and teriyaki chiken on steamed rice... The 2 item plate is loaded with chicken I mean it's well worth the money!!! The woman at the register I want to say is the owner and the is really nice and makes you feel welcome... The Food is real fresh and hot to the touch so be careful in a food way!!! You can dine in but I normally game them on the go... Parking is in the back of the building I'm the plaza so don't be scared to stop in must of the other business patrons come an go pretty quickly. I added an online code for 15% off in my pictures. Looking for good Chineese Takeout in Glendale here you go!!

Visited for the first time 2 weeks ago and found myself craving everyday until I got another fill,…read moreGreen Dragon has some of the best Chinese food in the area, if not all of LA. Lovely family-owned business that is now takeout only, ordering at the counter is fast and friendly. While waiting you hear customers coming in for their usual orders or the phone that is always ringing for new pickup orders. Yea you can call ahead, but the food was prepared quickly (5-10 mins) both times so far. Salt and pepper tofu was bang on, crispy on the outside, soft and tender on the inside. The seasoning was perfect, creating an addictive motion of piling on garnishes every time you reach for a new tofu. Classic garlic green beans, a solid vegetable dish that leaves you wanting more. Mongolian beef was well marinated, and so, extremely, tender. The mix of textures in the sweet, savoury sauce made for an once again, addictive eating experience. Love the variety of sides for the lunch special, will definitely be back for more. I've used the word addictive twice now, and it truly is the best way to put it. Authentic comfort food that haves you yearning for more, I'm glad to have found this gem and hope that I won't run out of menu to try.

After trying over a dozen Chinese restaurants in Los Angeles - most disappointing with bland food…read moreor low-quality ingredients - I finally found a place that delivers authentic New York-style flavors: Green Dragon. The lo mein is outstanding, perfectly made every time. They don't offer dine-in, but ordering by phone or picking up in the lobby is easy, there's plenty of parking, and the staff is friendly. Overall, it's an excellent experience from start to finish.

I'm usually not the biggest fan of buffets, but this place is pretty decent!…read more On a Monday around 6:30PM, there's a line going into the parking lot, but that's due to In-n-Out (trick is to go around them if the coast is clear lol). Fuji itself was probably like 40-50% occupied and there was plenty of parking. For $37 (and 20% for seniors on Mon/Tues), I thought it was pretty worth for the amount of food we ate. - Korean rib (grill): thinly cut, tender, and nicely marinated (even when you don't ask for any special sauces). so yummy to eat it fresh off the grill - snow crab: i prefer eating this hot than chilled, and it hit the spot! meaty, sweet crab. they refilled this often - cajun seafood: not too salty! includes mussels, shrimps, thin corn cobs which I actually prefer - crawfish: nicely marinated and tasty but dry meat ); parents said the last time they had this here a month ago it was better - salmon sashimi was also restocked and tasted fresh - Fish maw soup/chowder: both were tasty as well - matcha ice cream: yummm - lots of fresh fruit options: blueberries, strawberries, cantaloupe, honeydew, grapes, cherries even Other selections are standard and not bad. Dim Sum is unique but usually not done well so I didn't even bother. Chicken feet isn't bad tho Bathrooms could be cleaner and service was slooow. We maybe saw our waiter like 3 times? He only cleared our plates once and he never offered us water refills, which we had to actively flag him down for. It wasn't busy as it was a Monday and we were the only table in that seating area (lower level by the Mongolian grill)

Probably one of the worst Buffett we've been to in a while. A decent selection of items but the…read morefood was cold even under the heat lamps. The fried chicken was room temperature, the fries were mushy, the salt and pepper calamari was chewy and cold. The crab legs were the only item that was good, it wasn't overcooked, perhaps that's the benefit of the food not being hot in the buffet. Dishes were cleared but drinks were not refilled. And drinks are in addition to the buffet price. The desserts are sad. Place is clean and large, but not particularly well kept. We will not be coming back.

We came to Dolan's to celebrate my Mom's 88th birthday. The staff were wonderful, so friendly and…read morewelcoming. We felt at home from the minute we sat down. And the food!!! Wow delicious. Super flavorful and aromatic. We will come back again soon!

Have been going for a while and tried enough dishes. Need to know what to order to enjoy your…read moreexperience. Let's share a few. Our favorites are: fried naan - unexpectedly good. Sliced Naan are soaked with cumin and beef flavors. Please don't bring home though, you can only rescue a dried naan once. Goshnaan - juicy yet crispy pastry. It's well balanced. Big plate chicken is good and and authentic to uyghur. Noodles are must and add side order for the sauce. Lamb items (if you don't eat lamb anddidn't order, please don't even comment, fellows) - Skewers are hardly consistent though. Boiled and roasted are good. Disclaimer: I've never ordered the tower, looks too gimmicky. Noodles are all fine. That's their diet so can't be bad. I've had better polo elsewhere. Special tea: during and after meal. Great smell and flavor to carry through your meal. Service is great. They have a unique culture in hosting. The owners/partners are nice but servers turnover may occasionally affect your experience a bit. Tell the owners and they'll fix it for you.