Love Mongolia BBQ. What this place has over any other is the assortment of items, meats, and sauces with full on recipe suggestions. Service is good. But it's a buffet, so self service, but on top of that there are wait staff to help. Ambiance is laid out in a style where everyone can carry on their own conversations, plenty of room and tables and the grilling is fast and efficient. They are true chefs. read more

This is my local HuHot and I love to come here! However on my most recent visit, there was, and I kid not, a party of at least 50 or so, forcing the restaurant to close 2 hours before it's supposed to close due to staff shortage. The fact that this was allowed at all is beyond me. Apparently serving two extra people is too big of a strand but closing the entire restaurant to serve an entire extended family? Alright then. Food is fantastic, the workers are friendly, the cooks especially love to entertain us to keep each other and us valued customers alike happy! read more

Selections of meat and veggies were good. Needed to crank up the grill to "hot", you can't stir fry noodles, frozen sliced meats and veggies on a Med hot grill. This makes a huge difference on flavor. read more

Ok sweet and simple the food gave me the shits won't ever be back. Need a excuse to stay home from work eat here

Arrived at huhot for a friend's bday party. There was plenty of parking in the strip mall lot in front. They got us drinks and then instructed us in the all you can eat setup. Service was good. I got to enjoy a mountain of yakisoba, and the calamari was good too. They have lots of spicy options. For those of us with non-spicy preferences, FYI the peanut pad thai sauce is a bit too spicy, I stuck with sweet n sour mostly. It is not cheap but good value with the all you can eat option. There were plenty of good ingredients to make my three trips. Something smelled weird the whole time but I couldn't place it. I might be back to try the appetizers and desserts. read more

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Mongolian is my favorite. I was pretty excited I found this hidden gem in Sandy . Great selection of ingredients / sauces. I would be amazing if they can add a selection of spices/ seasoning. That's all my food was missing other than that the food was great. read more

Food was a mess, booths are all torn up, waitress was nice but there was a manger that was making the girls uncomfortable with his passes at them and he was screaming at one of the girls and belittling her In front of everyone. Very hostile manager in my opinion his name is Austin and I definitely wouldn't want my daughter working there under his sexual behavior towards the female employees was gross and is anger issues were uncalled for. I was so embarrassed for the other employees there he makes this restaurant a horrible place to come to. read more

Originally I was just going to give this place 4 stars, but I really couldn't find a reason to not give it 5. Doesn't seem like much at first, but it's got good quality food with tasty sauces, and if you don't enjoy your meal it's usually your fault because you're the one that put it together. They cook it quickly, and it's overall a pleasant experience. The only problem is I've gotten a few pieces of burnt noodles before, but I honestly don't really care. (Pro tip: unless you're following one of the sauce presets they have, put more scoops then you might think) read more

Meat is Ok, a good variety of vegetables. It's and make your own kind of thing so if you're gluten intolerant or you're on a keto diet this is your place. It's nice to stay on your diet. You might splurge on sauces but they have a large variety. And they also have sauces at the table soy sauce a chase sauce and a hot Sriracha sauce. This is not a place I would come every day but You can certainly Incorporate your week. As far as my experience not my favorite kind of food. It serves a purpose and I believe if I came here more often I would find out what I love and come more often. I am a fresh salad gal. read more

HuHot Mongolian Grill - Your choice of meat veggies, sauce and more. - Mongolian Near Me - Sandy, Utah

!!!HOLIDAY PRICING!!! We went to a late lunch today 06/19/2024. The restaurant was completely DEAD. We were seated and went to get food right away. Meat was all thawed. And most of the veggies were messy and did not look fresh. The cooks were AWESOME and FRIENDLY (the shinning star of our experience). We did receive water but not once did our server ask us for anything, no other drinks, no rice, no salad or soup.... On top of the poor service and un-inviting image of the thawed meat swimming in their own juice (for who knows how many hours) and not appetizing veggies. We were charged "Holiday Prices"!!! Serious????? It was completely dead nothing look appetizing, services was not good at all.... And for this we were charged more than normal?!?!?!? read more

My second visit here. When it's busy like it was Saturday night it can be a zoo. The staff were are friendly. Just crowded. They did an amazing job keeping things going. I imagine off hours are more relaxed... read more

Been here a couple of times now it's a nice big facility and you can fit plenty of people around the table. The choices in sauces is pretty amazing and the items that you can put in your bowl are also pretty assorted. Occasionally it gets a little dirty, they need to clean the carpets a little bit more at least sweep up other than that good. read more

I'm a huge Mongolian food fan (Ghengis Grill if m My favorite). I took my wife here for their all you can eat lunch and I was so unimpressed I opted not to go back for another bowl. Food was subpar - I felt the ingredients we had were the leftovers after all the other stores got theirs! read more

I have been craving these noodles since we came here for the first time! I'm surprised I haven't been here yet already! The way you dine is incredibly fun and unique. I have bad anxiety but I was able to navigate the self serve area just fine. Because you make your own dish, your experience and taste are up to you, and it can be a bit of a struggle to get the right flavor. My strategy is to not load up on big plates of noodles so you can taste different combos before going back for a huge noodle dish. Our friends who knew what they were doing take 2 bowls while loading up, one for noodle and sauce, and the other for meat and veggies, so it all cooks down and fits onto one epic plate! We are for sure coming back! read more

For the life of me, I do not get these highly rated reviews. I just dined here for the first (and mostly likely the last) time just a few hours ago. My meal and experience was so horrible that I came straight home and rebooted my laptop so I could warn others on Yelp! First of all, this place is ridiculously overpriced! Sure, for $12.99 it's an "all you can eat" dinner but trust me, once you go up to the bar once, you will NOT be tempted to go back up. The quality of the bar ingredients is poor. All of the meat and seafood is FROZEN and the shaved, frozen chicken was dried out DARK MEAT. I'm used to fresh all white meat chicken breast and fresh shrimp at most Mongolian places. Take a look at my photos, you'll see the yucky dark meat chicken shavings. The "crab" is that fake crab-flavored fish called "krab." The meat and seafood quality was poor and tasted freezer burned -- just awful. My advice? Skip the meat. The variety of vegetables isn't too vast but they were fresh and okay. I did like how the broccoli was just the florets (no stems) and they were cut into tiny pieces. It irks me at some Mongolian joints where the broccoli is just too big but here the size is just right. The zucchini was good and the spinach was fresh and not wilted, so yay for that! I didn't like how the onions had a mix of white onions and red onions combined together. Any chef or cook will tell you that they have vastly different flavor profiles and don't mesh well together. The sauces were a bit confusing and if you are a low carb eater or a diabetic, WATCH OUT because every single one of their mild sauces had added sugar! There wasn't much of an option for those of us watching our sugar intake. Your choices are either: loaded with added sugars, super salty or super spicy. I opted for plain lemon juice and sherry to flavor my bowls (yes, I had 2 so I could give this place a fair shake. and both bowls were awful). I also don't think this place has their grill hot enough. I asked for my veggies well done and after a grand total of about 15 minutes of cooking on the grill, they still weren't done enough for my liking. Whatever, the food was so awful it didn't really matter. Your "all you can eat" dinner (with its ridiculously overpriced $12.99 price tag) comes with a side salad or soup and a bowl of white rice. The soup was just okay, nothing special but the bagged salad was absolutely nasty. I couldn't eat it. I had mine with blue cheese dressing but it looked like the dressing had separated and was this unappetizing glob of oily grossness with white chunks floating in it (see my photos). Obviously the "free sides" are a complete afterthought. Why bother serving these in the first place? The service was bad too. The place was only about 1/4 full and our waiter was nowhere to be found. Other tables next to us were heard wondering aloud "where is our waiter?" We had made our first plate and had started eating before he even brought out our soup, salad and drinks. I would hate to see how awful the service is on a busy night! Check the other reviews; even the positive ones note how crappy the service is. You'd think the manager would respond to those complaints instead of noting how the reviewers are "wrong." Very argumentative. I know Asian eateries think it's cool to offer chopsticks as your sole utensil of choice but look, this is America and we like our forks and knives. There were no knives or spoons on the table, just a lonely little fork. It's hard to cut into the tough and rubbery meat without a knife. I like to chop up my water chestnuts for an added crunch but I couldn't do that. The cooks at the grill also didn't chop up the veggies while they were cooking as they do at other places. I'm giving this restaurant 1 star solely for two attributes: first, they have one of those awesome 150 flavor Coke drink machines. Your waiter has to bring you the soda, but you can order oodles of different combinations; second, their hand soap in the restroom smells good. That's all this place has going for it. Save your money. I would've rather just flushed our $38 (2 drinks, 2 dinners, tax and tip) down the drain instead of wasting it on this crap. You have been warned. read more

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Well this experience was an adventure and a half. First, the concept of this Mongolian grill is a great IDEA, but hard to execute properly. Basically, you grab a bowl and add whatever meats, veggies, fruits (yes there were MANGOES?!), among other random items out for selection, that you would be interested in eating. At the sauce station, you kind of guesstimate how much sauce to add and in what kind of combination. After, you give your special creation to the chefs at the grill and watch them cook it for you. Unfortunately, the chefs looked very miserable and overworked. Sometimes our food would turn out over or undercooked. Sometimes they'd dump the bowl of food too harshly and some toppings would flop away onto the ground. Our table was not attended to by ANYONE until near the end of our dining when they needed to have us pay to bill. The woman who was supposed to attend to our table never brought out any waters for us, so it became increasingly difficult to swallow our food after the 3rd plate. I tried to produce as much saliva in my mouth to aid in safe swallowing instead of choking. As a group of 4, our plates were stacked sky-high (4 plates x 3 rounds of food = 12 plates piled up at the edge of our table). The restaurant became increasingly busy as it hit around 5-6 pm. Lines for the grilling formed all the way around the building. People stood next to my table as I tried to eat (and choke on) my salty food in peace (without the water of course). Although my experience here was not so "smooth sailing", I think these types of restaurants have potential with the right employment. read more

Is this my life now? Do I just have to eat at mediocre chains forever more? I feel like that is the only variety of restaurant I have dined at for the past month or so. It is really getting me down. Come rescue me! In all seriousness, I ate here because my parents were visiting, they are both on that dang keto diet, and I must admit Hu Hot was a good idea taking that fact into consideration. Basically, this is a build your own stir fry restaurant. Once seated, you are unnecessarily given a menu with a few appetizer options (edamame, gyoza, etc -The buffet/grill is AYCE so I would not order these unless you are just dying for some). After you order drinks (and apps, if you are partaking), you can go ahead and start dishing up your stir fry. Your server will drop off white and brown rice while you are doing so. Protein options include pork, chicken, beef, sausage, tofu, calamari, mussels, scallops, and a few other varieties of seafood I can't recall. Next, you have a few types of noodles. Then, a whole bunch of vegetables, a few fruits, and lastly about 25 different sauces. You'll take your creation to the grill, hand it off to one of the employees, and receive a plate of cooked food a few minutes later. There are a few toppings for finishing: peanuts, coconut, sesame seeds, and Sriracha. If you'd like chopsticks you'll pick them up here. A couple things to keep in mind: Those itty bitty bowls fill up fast. Also, don't just start tossing in everything that looks good. There are menu cards if you need inspiration, but I think looking over the sauces prior to putting together your dish is the best method. Decide what style you are going for, then choose the meats, vegetables, and starches according to that. Or even just give a quick glance to all the possible ingredients prior to starting. Halfway through my first dish I saw mango. Yum! Only mango didn't go with my pretty traditional Asian-inspired bowl. Then I discovered a curry sauce at the end. Also yum, but again, didn't seem like it would mesh well with the other parts of my dish that I'd chosen. Also, your food is going to cook down a lot. The result may end up almost half of what it is when fresh. Even if your appetite is less than voracious, you will probably have to make at least a second trip. If you want to be sneaky (smart?) do what one member of my party did, and make up two bowls at once! They offer dessert, but I do not recall what the options were. The restaurant was clean enough, décor is fine, nothing exciting. The dining area is large, so it could be good for a bigger group, though keep in mind the wait for your food to be cooked will be longer (there was a line on a Saturday at lunchtime, but when I dined here previously there was no wait). The cost is $10-$12 depending on the meal time and if it is a weekday or weekend. I saw a flyer at the hostess station titled, "Nutrition and Allergy Information." Ha! If you suffer food allergies the secret to dining here is....don't. Besides the fact that all food is cooked on a huge grill that is merely cleaned by dousing with water between orders, the self-serve areas are a mess: food of every sort is mixed in with it's neighbors, even the meat. I don't entirely fault the patrons, either. The bowls are shaped in such a way that if you fill them even a little over the top, your fixin's just hop out willy-nilly. This is average food, however it was convenient in my case, and the novelty of putting together your own meal may be enough to increase the appeal for some. read more

HuHot Mongolian Grill - All the veggies and lots of sriracha - Mongolian Near Me - Sandy, Utah

I drive by this place every day to go to work and I couldn't wait to try it. It's been years since I've been to a Mongolian Grill but my memories were really hyping it up. It did not disappoint. Food was delicious, I loved the recipe card suggestions. However they were disorganized, I had an easier time using the website version. I'm a tech savvy gal so I prefer it to bits of paper anyways. Not their fault, but the brewed tea was meh. I know it's hard to find good fresh brewed tea in Mormon Land and I've accepted that. Service was great, the server kept checking on me but also gave me my space while I wrote and ate. I try not to "camp" in booths because that's a dick move but it was not super busy so I was there for a bit longer. She didn't hover or make me feel rushed. Oh - and I love that it's all you can eat. I was able to get smaller portions a few times in order to try a couple dishes. Did I go 3 rounds? You bet my phat ass I did. Anywho. This place is over all a great deal. Lots of choices. They have booze so that's a nice plus. One note- the pad Thai noodles were super over done and that's most likely from sitting in water too long. Still good, just not done ri Definitely recommend. read more

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The food quality here is really disgusting. They've truly slipped in quality over the years. I come here all the time but today was kind of the last straw. You can tell their meat is last nights, not even frozen. The broccoli and veggies are brown, the cilantro is brown & slightly rotten looking. All of the meat tastes off. The most disgusting thing for me is you can see the food floating in the sauces from last nights service. & to top it off you're paying $20 before tip & tax for food poisoning. Absolutely disgusting. read more

My co-workers wanted to visit HuHot today for lunch today so I reluctantly decided to give it another try. I was willing to accept that maybe I'd just had a bad first experience... But unfortunately my first impressions were mostly correct and I ended up walking away from another disappointing meal. As we made our way through the buffet I remembered that last time I hadn't liked the Chinese noodles so I tried the yakisoba noodles instead. The Chinese noodles seemed really slimy to me. Thankfully the yakisoba noobles were much better. I also got some beef, chicken, and lots of veggies. The restaurant was very busy during lunch today and there was a long line to get your food cooked. After waiting about 10 minutes we finally got our food and returned to our tables. I know the chefs do the best they can to cook the dishes as quickly as possible, but the wait at HuHot is really not good. It's great that the buffet is all you can eat, but when you're having to wait a long time for your food it really discourages you from going back for seconds. Although I liked the yakisoba noodles better, the meat today was dry, overcooked, and tasted like leather. Both the chicken and the beef were gross. I also noticed that the beef was kind of fatty. I left HuHot today with a $12 check for a lunch and a feeling of disappointment. The food is poor quality and overpriced in my opinion. After two regrettable meals I can assure you I won't be going back a third time. read more

HuHot Mongolian Grill - The line to get your food cooked is crazy sometimes. Not an efficient system. The cooks do their best but plan to wait... - Mongolian Near Me - Sandy, Utah

I enjoyed HuHot. Nothing too crazy. Mongolian build a bowl style. I tried the sauces and loved the ones I tried. I had a hot plate and a sweet plate. Mmmm good. read more

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Thanks to Tony's review on here I would have had a skimpy plate. We did as he said and got 2 bowls, one for the noodles and veggies and the other for the meats. They have a huge selection of awesome tasting sauces where I would like to try most of them but do not want to mix them with others. A great spread of fresh veggies and meats. The line was long to get the food cooked up, but it goes fast. I have been going to Chinese Gourmet for their Mongolian Grill for many years and this place is a lot better quality. The price is very reasonable for what you get. Can't wait to go back and try some other sauces on my plate. read more

HuHot Mongolian Grill - First round - Mongolian Near Me - Sandy, Utah

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Well, I'll say this: No Mongolian grill I've had better smoked sausage than HuHot. Yeah, you heard that right. I'm all for as many Mongolian-style grills as possible. I first came across one back in 2000, the now defunct Was Village in Bellingham, WA ... torn down for a much unneeded apartment complex. Since then, I've always searched for the same pick-your-sauce-and-meat-and-veggies-and-watch-us-cook-it-on-a-big-round-frier restaurants. I've found a few out here in Utah, including Layton's uniquely named Mongolian Grill and Charlie Chow's Dragon Grill in SLC (both among my reviews). Charlie Chow's is the best I've been to, mainly for the variety of items and the consistency of the cooking. Where does Sandy's HuHout--the new addition to the Mongolian grill genre--rank? Well, it's definitely original. The first plus are their "Signature Sauces": Khan's Favorite (their house sauce), Bekter's Ginger, Samurai Teriyaki, Not-So-Sweet & Sour, Black Thai Peanut, Nomad's Green Curry, Mongol Mustard, Feed the Hordes Hoisin, Five Village Fire Szechuan (HOT!), Kung Pao...Yow! (HOTTER!), and Khan's Revenge (HOTTEST!....with Habanero). Along with those usual Mongolian grill faves, they have originals like ... yes ... smoked sausage. Sure, it's Mongolia via Wisconsin (it's no surprise the state has the most HuHots), but, man, it's good. We did order an appetizer ... I can definitely recommend the Krab Rangoon, four pieces stuffed with scallions and cream cheese and served with sweet & sour sauce. I recommend mixing sauces and getting two plates at once (the lines get long). I'll be back! And I'll be getting much more smoked sausage. read more

HuHot Mongolian Grill - Mongolian Near Me - Sandy, Utah

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Our service was amazing tonight!! Idemi went far and above to help us. We were in a hurry. She was quick, friendly and helpful. I loved the selection of ingredients!! I should have added more sauce, but I'm on Weight Watchers and played it safe. It was still yummy read more

Restaurant name is stupid. It's pronounced "Hu-Hut" but they spelt it with "hot". Really dumb name. Haven't tried the food though. Pics of it look good. read more

Great place to take your family and try new mixes of food Awesome staff and awesome food read more

I don't know what to say except they hired very inexperienced staffs who have no understanding of what is customer service or just don't care! We decided to try this place because apparently they are a chain restaurant. When we arrived, they had just opened with only 2 tables occupied and no server in sight. The 2 cooks standing around the hot grill saw us but said nothing. Apparently, they did not have a hostess and the waitresses would take guests to their own areas. One of the server saw us but also said nothing because it wasn't her turn. The manager came out and called our waitress to come out of their "hiding place". The manager was very friendly and took us to the table. He also explained how their barbecue works with the server just standing there. We handed our selections to the cooks and realized that they cook the thinly cut meat like a steak!! I reminded the cook That I don't want my meat so well done but they still came out like cardboard. The only saving grace is that they have a very good selection of sauces and some premixed ones if you are not familiar with Mongolian barbecue flavors. The prices were also very reasonable but we just can't recommend this place because of the service. read more

My friend and I had a dinner here on a Friday and we both like the experience. We were greeted and escorted by a nice young waiter and he briefly went through the 'custom your grill' idea to us. There weren't too many people to begin with but the line stared to grow longer around 7pm. I like their signature source, especially khan's favorite and Thai's peanut. Three folks prepared our food in front of us and one of them juggled cookware while waiting for food to be fully cooked. We ordered S'more and that's hands down our favorite. It comes with two bars of Hershey's along with about 8 marshmallow. and 16 crackers. It's a little too much for two people, but definitely worth a try! read more

HuHot Mongolian Grill - Sweet victory S'more - Mongolian Near Me - Sandy, Utah

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We tried this place for the first time on Friday. Their selection of items is great and they have a great selection of sauces as well. The place was clean and the staff was very friendly. We will definitely be going back again when we are in the mood for Mongolian bbq. One thing I did notice is that the grill doesn't seem to be as hot as it is at other places. The young guys who were manning the grill doesn't necessarily cook the food as long as they should. I wish they would open a location closer to Salt Lake City. read more

Boyfriend and I have been coming to Huhot once every weekend for the past few months because of their friendly service and wide variety of food choices. Youre able to fill your grill-bowl will the types of sauces, meats, vegetables and noodles that catch your eye before bringing it to the round grill at the centre of the restaurant. You then watch your meal being cooked while getting to chat with the cooks. Afterward, top it all off with some extra sauces and toppings (peanuts, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, etc.) Before sitting down to eat. Do this as many times as you need before you're full. That's it! For two the total comes out to about 25 including tip, so it's worth the price. Thanks Huhot! read more

HuHot Mongolian Grill - These guys are super nice. Talked with the customers about the upcoming Superbowl while grilling our food. - Mongolian Near Me - Sandy, Utah

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I've been to HuHot a few times now and the experience has been pretty much the same. Long lines at lunch & dinner causing both a lot of waiting and many ingredients "out" by the time you reach them. The bowls are pretty small so it's hard to get a good portion for the cook's to fry up. The cook's are generally pretty friendly though and did some tricks for the kids in line which was a nice way to pass the time while you are waiting. To give you an idea of the time it takes, on my last visit during dinner, I had two rounds and was there for over an hour, most of that time spent waiting in lines for my food to get cooked. The food itself is okay. You can't complain that much because you are the one that has to choose what you want, add the spices, and put the dish together. They have some helpful menu suggestions and I've used several of those with varying success but overall, everything kind of ends up tasting the same. I've been to a lot of Mongolian-style grills over the years and this was is just average. There are a couple of places in Seattle that are a knockout and this can't compare to that but as Utah goes, this is one pretty good (but that's not saying much because there are hardly any other options). read more

HuHot Mongolian Grill - Side salad. - Mongolian Near Me - Sandy, Utah

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Came here for lunch during the weekend and there was not much of a crowd. It is wonderful because I don't need to wait that long for my food. When walking in you can smell the wonderful aroma of the Mongolian grill stir frying everything everyone chose. How this works? Well it's an all you can eat. You go, grab a bowl and pick everything you want to stir fry. The first part you pick your protein and carbs. Second section is the vegetables. Then the third is the sauces. The sauce is what makes the best food the best. I recommend mixing the sauces to make the best flavoring. This is a really great and they do give you complimentary rice if you don't want to stir fry carbs. I usually just stir fry proteins with vegetables then eat it with rice. I'm never disappointed with the choices I've made. read more

HuHot is a fun restaurant to eat at. You start with a bowl (or 2) and you fill them with frozen meats, noodles, veggies and sauces. Then you take them to the grill and they cook it all while you watch. The fact that they can remember whose food is whose, is a feat in and of itself. And then you eat it and start over. The only complaint I really have is that the floor is super sticky from sauces dripping. They need to mop the floor. read more

HuHot Mongolian Grill - Mongolian Near Me - Sandy, Utah

This is one of my favorite places to eat. It's a buffet style all you can eat for a reasonable price. They have tons of different meats, noodles, veggies and sauces to choose from. I suggest using at least 5-6 ladles for the sauce to get the best flavor. If you don't use less than that the sauce will cook in and you won't be able to taste it very much. But it's a very fun place. read more

Food was great,service not so much.We ordered soft drinks,5 people in our group,we could not get our waitress to come back and fill even our water glasses.Nothing like a 2 dollar tip on a 120 dollar meal.Your tip is based on your performance, stay in the back on your phone,get no tip read more

I love this place! I love how much veggies they have,and a lot to choose from. The layout is very good, how they cater to people with allergies or people who choose not to eat certain foods is excellent. They clean the grill in front of you so you won't have other foods in your dish besides what you wanted, which is great for people with food restrictions. I really enjoyed my experience, and the only thing is; they can be a little slow during the week during the lunch rush hour. Other than that, ther are pretty good and fun with a group of people. read more

HuHot Mongolian Grill - Mongolian Near Me - Sandy, Utah

We came here once before and the food was good. But it has gone downhill since then. We did not get good service and the food was not as good as it used to be. The grill was barely heated, so our food was undercooked. My friend had a stomach ache after eating here. I will not come back and would not recommend this place to anyone. read more

Yes to picking all my fixings and watching it be cooked before my eyes. I made myself some tasty treats with all kinds of my favorite foods and sauces. They even have signs above the sauces to help you mix and match to get just the right flavor. Will go back eventually. read more

I'm a vegetarian, so this review does not address any of the meat offering. But if you are a vegetarian, note that you meal selections will be grilled on the same surface as those with meat with only a cursory and occasional cleaning of the grill. So some animal fats and residuals may find their way into your meal. They do have a special grill cleaning option, but we were told this is only for those with food allergies. The good stuff: The veggies were fresh, and selection good. How good your meal turns out will largely depend on your selection and amount of sauces, so choose wisely and ladle it on. Yes, don't skimp on the sauce! I got too creative on my second round and mixed in too many sauces and it was not as good as my 2 sauce first round. Even though it was a Friday night and the crowd was moderate the grill line moved fast. Service was good, our server was attentive, friendly and took great care of us. Over all a good meal. Maybe a little bit pricy for a light eater. The bad: They really should issue you those little slip on disposable shoe protectors before you go to the buffet/grill line to keep the bottoms of your feet clean! This was the only time I have ever come home from a restaurant and had to wash the sole of my shoes. Sticky yuk. The problem is they give you these small bowls and by the time you fill them with food and load them up with sauce, it's difficult keeping it all in the bowl. So the floors are quite sticky from the sauce drippings from the bowls! What a mess. The issue is the bowls are small and even if you take modest food portions the bowls are soon filled to the brim and you haven't yet ladled on the sauce. They should have figured out a solution to this problem. In these times of extreme hygiene awareness, buffets go against all current practices of good hygiene. Food tongs are shared by all, and everyone ques up at the ingredient tables and grill line. read more

A downhill establishment. Once upon a time the food was fresh and you knew the meal was high quality. I don't think I'll ever visit again.