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    Khan's Mongolian Grill

    3.7 (176 reviews)
    ModerateMongolian
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    1 bowl + beef

    Best Mongolian in WA. Clean, people are nice, food comes out great and quick. Love this place seriously. Family and I have been going here after the airport as a comfort for over 20 years. Their sauces are also amazing too, food is fresh. This place has been around for a reason.

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    Anatoliy L.

    This place use to be our favorite place to go after work, there was an elderly gentleman that was the owner, he was amazing our first visit, when we can up to the grill he encouraged us to put more food in the bowls and we fell in love with this place. He was always super friendly and welcoming when we can there. As mentioned in other comments the prices have sky rocketed and not inline with inflation. We have noticed the bowls use to be deeper and held more noodles than they do now. I would say their noodles are much better than other places.. I would go to this place in a heart beat over Mongolian Grill in Fedway. Bathroom could use a fix.

    Angie Y.

    A strip mall joint that covers the bare basics when it comes to Mongolian Grill. The prices range around $11 for a small bowl that you need to make sure you pack to the brim to get your money's worth. There are ingredients like lo mein noodles, cabbage, carrots, onions, and some of the more basic ingredients you would hope to find in Mongolian Grill and you choose one meat for them to stir fry with your concoction. One aspect of this restaurant that wasn't too "customer friendly" was the sauce area leaves much to interpretation - watered down ground ginger and garlic were a big turn off when mixing my sauces for the plate. The soda area was sticky a looked like it wasn't cleaned in quite some time. Overall, the food is fresh because they are stir frying the ingredients in front of you but this place is definitely one of most mediocre Mongolian grill joints I've been to. For two portions of mongolian grill, we spent around $25-$30 dollars for what was supposed to be fast food, it seems pretty pricey.

    Stir fry.

    First fill your bowl with smaller sliced vegetables( I.e. carrots, mushrooms, zucchini, bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, etc) then add bulkier vegetables such as broccoli , onions, and green peppers. And because the plate comes with rice, top your bowl with a sparing amount of noodles. The vegetables were fresh, however I would have like to see the more expensive vegetables added to the buffet, like pea pods, asparagus, red peppers. Service was efficient. No ambience but not necessary.

    Sean W.

    This is my favorite Mongolian spot! It's set up like the others that we've all been to but just better. 1. Very clean. 2. Friendly staff. 3. Quality food. 4. Fast service. I look forward to coming back soon!

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