They don't clean the utensils or the grill so if you have any allergies do not eat here because they cook everything on the same giant grill. Lots of contamination but that's any Mongolian grill is like this. It's not for me but if you don't have any sensitivities or food sensitivities it's fine. Reasonably priced one bowl of $23 read more

Really nice authentic Mongolian flavor -- very tasty. You can mix it however you want, and a bowl is just 21CAD -- what more could you ask for? read more

Great Wall Mongolian BBQ - Really nice authentic Mongolian flavor -- very tasty. - Mongolian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Good place, more of a stir fry than BBQ. But it's still good. Place is fairly clean, the staff are nice. read more

Great Wall Mongolian BBQ - a view of a restaurant - Mongolian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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30 years ago, I ate at a Mongolian Grill on Broadway that was amazing! It was in a different location close to GM Place, but I see this place relocated in the past couple years. Not sure if it's the same place, owner or family, but decided to check it out. Food was decent, didn't live up to the memory of my original visit, but it was better than most Chinese meals I've had lately. The Grill had limited items, but they made up for it with sauces. I don't think I've ever seen so many sauces on a Mongolian grill. Unfortunately, we were behind a family that didn't understand how the grill worked. Being experienced, I just know what sauces make the flavor I like, but this place has a map on the wall that explains about a dozen flavor profiles, for example, if you want Sweet and Sour, you follow the guide to combine 6 sauces, it tells you which sauces and how much of each sauce to replicate the flavor. This entire family of adults, just couldn't figure it out, even after having it explained to them. I hot and sour was hot and tasty and my plate ended up delicious. My only issue was the price. All you can eat lunch was like $17, but it appears it jumped to $30. In short, they dropped the lunch price and only have a dinner price all day. Most grills are about half for lunch and lunch typically does not include seafood. I don't think I noticed any seafood, but since I don't like it, I wasn't looking. Service was really slow, took 10 minutes to get our soup and rice, our server also appears to be bad with English, when didn't help the slow service. We enjoyed our food, but at the price, it just wasn't the deal it should have been. I'd love to come back, but will not because I'd rather make multiple trips with smaller bowls than make a single large bowl due to pricing structure. Pricing is why this 4 star meal didn't earn a higher rating. read more

We haven't been here for years, and thinking to gove it a try since we were around this place on Tuesday. All you can eat price increased quite a bit. Food and ingredients are fresh and we like how you can choose the sauce by yourself. However, I think the CP value is not so worth it. read more

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Welcome to Diarrhea Grill! Food taste good but will give you the worst Diarrhea! My wife and I have been on the toilet all night. Never again! The sauces must sit in those containers for weeks or months and contain major bacteria. 20.00 bucks a plate to feel like this. No thank you. read more

Price for one bowl has gone up from $9 to $21. Not worth the price, tasted awful, seemed like the sauces were watered down. Will not be back, too many choices with better restaurants on that block of Broadway. read more

Been here twice and have gotten sick both times! Staff was friendly and the food tasted fairly good but obviously not worth it to have major diarrhea later during the night. I only had noodles and vegetables so I'm pretty sure it's all the sauces they have laying out that have gotten me sick.. how often are they changed? How long have they been sitting there? I sit here wondering this as I sit on the toilet.. good times. read more

I liked the idea that you can put whatever you want in the bowl, however much you want. I was taken back at the small size of the bowl. One of the reviewers mentioned how you can fit 3 meals if you do it right but at least for me I barely fit one meal. I think it really is about the techniques to stacking the ingredients. They also have lots of variety of sauces and a big sauce chart on the wall that you can follow if you want. With the $15 dinner one bowl option, it comes with a small bowl of rice (pretty small bowl and the scoop was small), a little salty miso soup or sweet and sour soup, biscuits, and cream puffs. Despite the small misses here and there, overall the food was pretty good and I was full by the end of it. Would go again! read more

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My family are regulars here. Am pretty surprised to see all the comments about stomach problems since none of us have ever once experienced anything like this. Amazing food friendly staff 10/10. read more

This place is awesome!! The servers were super friendly and helpful. They greeted us with rice and soup. I'm not sure what the appetizer was but they didn't offer it. I was full and the pricing was really reasonable. You control the sauces and the sodium intake so it is really customizable. read more

Great Wall Mongolian BBQ - Noodles, meat, veggie dish! Seafood is an extra $3 - Mongolian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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The food here was definitely tasty, if not a bit oily (because it is a BBQ). What the name doesn't say is that there is a pivotal point of the restaurant, in which time is of the essence--there is only one grill. Not only that, but it's a flat grill, where the chefs perform awesome feats with two wooden sticks and toss your food onto the grill, cook it, and amazingly toss it back into a bowl. Now it sounds amazing, but as you would expect from this set-up, you need to wait in line to have your food cooked for you. So after you decide on what course you want, and get a bowl and stuff it with the meat, veggies, and noodles that you want, you'll have to wait for about 10 minutes (depending on the line). My issue was that the seats were quite tightly cramped, and we have to leave our stuff at the table. Not only that, but the single washrooms were always in use. Oh and we got a complementary bowl of rice and some flaky pastry, which were both good. The service was friendly, and decor was all right, and the lunch AYCE menu was decently priced (about $15), so I would say it was a good deal. I might come here again with my friends (and remember to put some kimchi or pineapple on my stuff after it's been cooked because I kept forgetting). read more

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Sawdust in a bowl - diarrhea no extra charge No taste whatsoever and questionable looking meat...not sure what Mongolians eat bu the kublai khan certainly ate better than this crap. read more

Picture says it all. I love this place. You get to make it exactly how you want it. It's like 3 meals in one if you do it right! Build a zucchini wall and work ur way up. read more

Great Wall Mongolian BBQ - Enough said. - Mongolian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

This place, in my opinion is the most underrated restaurant in Vancouver. I am an hour away from this location(not Denman) and yet I come here regularly. Less so nowadays since I'm tryin' to lose a bit of weight! But the food is 10/10 hands down. I was introduced to it by a friend, went and was like ok I'll give it a go.Not the fanciest place but man! It blew me away and I've introduced quite a few people now and they are all regulars now. The great thing about the dinner menu is that if you are careful enough, you can get two meals out of it. I usually fill it in a way to take almost half with me for lunch next day. And yes you can take the rest with you unlike the Denman location. That's almost 7$ a meal. Can't beat that. Aside from the meat/noodle/veggies/sauces bowl they will bring you a Mongolian pastry with soup(miso, hotspicy which I get) and you can get a bowl of rice as well and they end it with a nice cream puff. All in all a hidden gem on West Broadway. Check it out. read more

Great Wall Mongolian BBQ - Beef/ thin noodles/red pepper/mushrooms/shrimp/onion/3 servings teriyaki sauce/2 hot sauce. Rice/hot sour soup that I mix in the rice! YUM! - Mongolian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

If you ever ask me about Mongolian Grill I would recommend Great Wall in a heartbeat. Why? - Fresh meat and veggies - Deliciously cooked - Friendly staff (Always the same peeps) - Fantastic prices Do you honestly need more reasons? I used to visit Great Wall all the time when I went to UBC. It was easy to get to by bus and heck, I was poor. It was the best meal I could get for the price and I was actually full after. Don't worry if someone in your group is a vegetarian. You create your own bowl so you always get what you want. Also, don't worry about picking big bowl, small bowl or all you can eat. You pay at the end. So if you thought you could do all you can eat but only end up having a small bowl they only charge you for 1 small bowl. Very reasonable people. One peeve of mine though is when places don't have fountain drinks. So no free refills. Get your pop by the can. Their decor is a bit outdated but they tried to keep the place renovated. They don't exactly open "late" so hit them up around 6pm is good. They can get really packed for dinner. Free parking out back but limited. Metered parking out front. read more

Great Wall Mongolian BBQ - All you can eat! - Mongolian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

It has been awhile since I've been but this is my favourite restaurant of all time. I used to come here everyday for lunch during highschool and I am 25 now! And it is still just as good. Unfortunately I no longer live in the city otherwise I would be here at least once a week. Truly delicious food, love the serve yourself, and they have so many options which is just wonderful. To die for sauces, flavour combinations, and who doesn't love a shaker of sesame to top it all off. You cannot get better than this! read more

THE BEST ! ( no need to say or write anything else , but yelp is making me because it was to short ! ) read more

Great place to eat Mongolian. I've go for lunch when I'm in the area, usually pretty empty but I hear it gets busy on weekends. It's by bowl not by weight so you can pack down the meat. If you're keto like me just don't add noodles. The only down side is that you'll need to find a toilet soon after. Lol read more

Best Mongolie grill. All you can eat, not by weight!!! Delicious! Don't look at the floors or ceilings. read more

Warned us not to share a bowl, even though we did NOT get "all you can eat". If you pay for a set amount of food, it doesn't benefit the restaurant to dictate who eats it. Also, they promised 4 appetizers included. We only received 2/4. Poor service! If you want similar food but for MUCH cheaper, do yourself a favour and go to Sun Mongolian Grill in Coquitlam. read more

This place is very good. Excellent food that will leave you satisfied. They'll give you rice, miso soup and a little dessert treat. Food is ready pretty quickly and the service is also great. The only downside to this place is that you have to be pretty hungry to come here otherwise it's pricey. If they had an option for a smaller plate at a lower price it would be perfect. read more

You're not allowed to share your food...? My fiance and I don't eat a lot so asked the Jr server if we can split one dish (a la cart) and she said OK. 80% finished our meal, a Sr server came over irritable and abrasive targeting us saying we cannot share and we should pay more. I said we didn't know the policy and I said that it's an internal problem and should be handled perhaps by training the staff better to avoid ordering issues amongst guests. Maybe it's just me, but lashing out at the customers with zero investigation first is completely ignorant and out of line. How's the atmosphere? It's not the nicest. How's the food though? Very mediocre. Will not miss this place! read more

Usually I go to the Great Wall Mongolian BBQ that was on Denman in downtown. However, yelp reviews said that the place was closed... so I came here. I called ahead to ask about the price before dinner and I'm pretty sure the lady on the phone told me it's $13.99 for all you can eat. So I took my group here. Upon entering, it looks exactly the same as the one on Denman, but when I looked at the price it was actually $15.99 per bowl and for all you can eat it was $20.99 (For dinner). Since we already sat down, we decided to just stay. The food was good, it's exactly the same as the one on Denman. They do have a better system here, where you leave your bowl, take a number and go sit down so you don't have to stand and wait for your food to be cooked. They offer you a bowl of rice, some appetizers, a biscuit type of item and also a soup. You're able to go back for as many round as you can eat since it's all you can eat. Which is great! The service from the only server there was great too!! I just wish the price was cheaper ... like $13.99 on Denman.. since they literally serve the exact same items!! read more

Great Wall Mongolian BBQ - Where you fill up your bowls - Mongolian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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I've been going to Mongo's (as it's now called) for about seven years now and while I am a fan of it, I should be honest and say that a more realistic rating would be three, three and a half stars. I'm just biased on the 4:20 front. AYCE is amazing if you're eyes are a little more blood shot than normal, otherwise you end up wasting a tonne of food with the left overs. I remember they used to have this deal where you couldn't take doggy bags with your left overs out with you, I don't know if that's still the case but if you become a more regular customer there then they sometimes bend the rules for you. Personally I think it's kind of silly to just throw out all that extra food but hey, to each their own right. The service is great, again, I've been going there forever so the manager/head waitress is always really sweet and friendly. The new soup they're putting out with the meals is kind of weird now, I remember it used to be hot and sour soup, which was EPIC, but alas those days are gone. Either way, I'll still gladly eat it. Since I drastically cut down on my toking I'm not here as often, but the point is that I still do go in. The bottom line is basically that if you feel like smoking with some friends and being gluttonous, this is the place to do it. read more

I love this place! $14.95 dinner AYCE, $11.95 one bowl. Decent price for decent selection of meat, veggies, and noodles. It's cooked with your own choice of sauces. We have been to the Great Wall Mongolian BBQ in downtown..honestly this place is way better. They offer fried bun, kimchi, rice/miso soup/sweet sour soup before you start and puff after you finish. The food quality is good as well. Can't say no to a $15 AYCE place like this~will definitely bring my friends here next time. read more

Great Wall Mongolian BBQ - Dinner all you can eat - Mongolian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

This would be the third time I tried out Mongolian BBQ, and I am glad I did. We were a group of about 12 people who went for dinner around 7 pm on a cold January night. The interesting thing about a Mongolian BBQ is that you can choose your own ingredients (meats, vegetables, noodles, sauces), and there's a cook at a large grill who cooks them for you. Not only is this great for people who have dietary restrictions, but it is also fun to mix and match ingredients and try out a bunch of varieties. I had previously been to the downtown branch of the same franchise, and was slightly disappointed with the location and interior of that place. But, the W Broadway branch was a cut above on both accounts. Although the price of the AYCE at this branch is $2-3 more than the one in downtown, the ingredients here looked fresher, the waiters were pleasant and served with a smile, and the cook on the grill was super efficient with the huge number of orders coming up his way. One of the ladies serving us was even kind enough to give me an extra serving of the dessert (picture attached) they were offering with dinner specials and AYCE. Apart from the grilled food, they serve a bowl of soup, a bowl of rice, a mildly sweet bread covered with sesame seeds, and a "puff" for dessert. Definitely recommended. Tips: 1) If you love eating as much as I do, then go for the AYCE option instead of the dinner special one. The dinner special($13) allows just one bowl, whereas, for an extra 3 bucks, the AYCE offers unlimited servings. :) 2) In case you have never done mongolian bbq before, the meat, once cooked does shrink up. So, you might want to slightly compress the contents of the bowl with a spoon from time to time while filling your bowl to the brim. 3) Sometimes, when there are long lineups, it just makes sense to have multiple bowls lined up at the grill, to avoid having delays between two bowls. 4) In case you go for AYCE, it might make sense to have a mix of all kinds of meat in your first bowl. That way you would get a good idea about what would be the ideal choice of meat for the second and onward bowls. 5) If you opted for the AYCE but could not have more than one bowl, no problem - you pay only at the end, so if you ate one bowl, you pay for only one. 6) Lunch AYCE is slilghtly cheaper. read more

Great Wall Mongolian BBQ - Dessert served. - Mongolian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Go in, grab a bowl and go down the line. First, pick your meat. It's all sliced nice and thin. Beef, chicken, pork or lamb. Add as much as you want. Then add your noodles and veggies. Broccolli, mudhrooms, spinach, celery, whatever you want. Now you make your own sauce. They have a guide posted there for different favours. I always get the tall guy with the afro to make mine and it is awesome every time. Leave your bowl at the end of the line and they will cook it and bring it to your table. Sometimes they have pineapple and snap peas at the end too that you can add before or after it's cooked. The place looks kind of old and dumpy but the food is awesome. The staff is super friendly and I always have a great time when I go. All you can eat for about $12 but they will charge you an extra $3 if you leave lots on your plate, which is fair. One of my favorite places to go with friends. read more

This Mongolian grill is the stuff of my childhood. I remember being very small (second grade?!) and pummeling meat into my little bowl in an attempt to get more food for my money's worth (my family only ever went for lunch, and never for the all-you-can-eat option.) It was always dirt-cheap and delicious, and I'd always get excited for a trip to the Mongolian grill the way kids in commercials get excited for a place like Swiss Chalet. Unfortunately, Great Wall has changed owners several times since I was in the second grade. It's either this owner switch-up, or my palate becoming more refined, but the food just seems to have been tasting worse over the years. On the other hand, it has become a lot cleaner, and the service has exponentially improved. Still, I long for the days of my childhood. read more

After a day in the sun at Kitilano, this was the choice of the night. We came as a party of ten, and my friend warned us the place was small, so if it was busy, we wouldn't fit. Upon entry, we were in the clear, but I wasn't sure what to do? No menu or anything. I have been to Mongolian Quick meal joints, so I know the process, but I didn't know the price. Anyhow, the food and the service was amazing. I enjoyed it very much. Large Plate: $10.95 All you can eat: $13.95 Kids: $5.95 Prices were about right. Can't complain at all. The chefs and server were awesome! read more

We went to Great Wall with neighbors who declared this spot to be their favorite restaurant. And while it did satiate the hunger of this carnivore, we haven't returned despite the geographical convenience of the place. The all-you-can-eat option goes for $11.95. Personally, I can't eat that much food and a set plate priced at a few bucks less filled me up just fine. The all-you-can-eat does offer that delightful option of eating just chicken and pineapple, if you're so inclined. The service was attentive but quiet. The restaurant is clean -- in fact I see the cook cleaning up the grease here when I walk by nightly. He's even squeegeeing the mirror behind the grill. I appreciate that thoroughness. If you need quick eats or an intense amount of food, head on in here. But don't expect anything you couldn't find elsewhere. read more

The worst BBQ All You Can Eat restaurant which I had with my family. There is not any taste of lamb or beef after cooking, you feeling is having sawdust. This restaurant provides small raw freeze shrimp as a material for BBQ cooking. Unfortunately, each small bowl shrimp (ABOUT 5 SMALL SHRIMS IN ALL) needs to pay extra THREE DOLLARS. But, the "3 dollars for each bowl shrimp" is mentioned by a very special way, they only have a 1 centimeter wide 5 centimeters long paper slip which is pasted on the top of glass canopy above the food area that is much higher than your eye sight range. This restaurant has about 15 tables. My family had lunch in this restaurant from 11 to 12 o'clock on Saturday noon. However, there were only TWO table's customers, 8 persons in total. Nobody elae came in to set down and have lunch at all. Can you immagine a restaurant is located in west broadway such golden commercial place, but there is no customer? read more

What a delightful restaurant-went with a party of 8 and enjoyed a delicious meal with plenty of fresh veggies and an assortment of meats. The sauces can be combined to create new taste experiences. The rice was served in a small side dish, perfect for me to scoop small spoonfulls into the teriyaki sauce as I ate. Dessert came as mini cream puffs, chilled nicely, adding a perfect finish. Dinner was not rushed; the staff were friendly and pro-actively attentive. All in all it was an enjoyable time spent sharing food and conversation with family. I highly recommend this restaurant-you will not be disappointed. read more

This is the first time I'd ever been to Mongolian BBQ, but we came in on a Wednesday at about 3pm looking for a quick meal before heading to work. The restaurant was about 1/3 full when we came in. The first thing I noticed when I walked in was that it was very humid, it didn't help that it was quite warm out today too. It looked like an old Chinese diner, the atmosphere wasn't the best, but I wasn't expecting much from what it looked like from the outside. A lady greeted us at the door and directed us to a booth, it seemed like a half quick service half table service restaurant as we had table settings and she asked for our drink order but since we had to go up to grab our own food, I wouldn't call it a full table service restaurant. It was $11.95 for you to fill a bowl with whatever you'd like from the buffet style counter, and the cook would grill it for you on this huge skillet, it was surprisingly quite good, the flavours were all there and all the food available looked really fresh. Food: 4/5 Atmosphere: 1/5 Service: N/A I was overall happy with my experience, but I'm rarely in the neighbourhood so I probably wouldn't be returning anytime soon, but this place has definately opened up a new door to this style of cuisine for me! read more

The Great Wall Mongolian BBQ is very much open. I would frequent the other 'mongolian' type restaurant on main street, but that location upped it's AYCE menu to $15 so I thought that I would revisit this location which would be the same price. I've forgotten that this has way better quality ingredients. Better sauces, better cuts of meat and better veggies. This one even has chinese mushrooms. Everything was great flavoured and the quality is on par with other trendier places such as Noodle Box which I think is a bit of a hipster ripoff. If you're looking for a cheaper AYCE option, for lunch it's $13 which is still reasonably priced. As a plus they leave a pitcher of water at your table. In my books, it's worth the drive over from main street. The washrooms are clean too. read more

Such a good deal for all you can eat Mongolian BBQ. Buffet style where you put whatever you want in your bowl. Only thing is you aren't allowed to share plates. read more

The food here is good tho could be fresher as their restaurant could be cleaner. The uncleaned dried up teriyaki sauce on the walls next to the booths attract flies. Notice all the flies?? And the floor should be mopped more often. I'm a messy person so my standards for cleanliness are not so high. But if you don't mind the flies and bacteria, their food is pretty decent and priced decently too. read more

We went here for the first time after hearing a coworker rave about the Denman St location. We had one bowl for $15 each and we were stuffed at the end of the meal. We were served a complimentary cup of miso or hot and sour soup, a cup of rice, sesame bun and orange slices with a cream puff at the end of the meal. For only $5 more you have the option of have all you can eat! Definitely going to come back here! read more

Totally overpriced fast food restaurant. There was no atmosphere, cook barely spoke English and the waitress never asked how your meal was. Yes, the meat and vegetables were fresh. However, for a bowl of stir fry meat and veg on noodles and service was not any different than the U-Grill at the mall. read more

My dad and I have come here once a month for the past 15 years. Great food!! The music is always on point. Even after the change in management, and a small price increase, it is still great value for your dollar! read more