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    Mongolian Pie

    4.7 (93 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Maruko X.

    Ambiance: it's a trendy new restaurant in SGV, very spacious and stylish inside, good for large group hangout Service: very friendly staff, and it might take a while to place order as they seem getting busy from time to time Food & Drink: their menu has a focus on Mongolian style food, plenty of good options for lamb and beef dishes Lamb Soup - ***** complimentary and self served, fresh and delicious, highly recommend Lamb Shao Mai - **** 8 pieces, steamed dumplings, juicy and tasty, recommend Mongolian Homemade Pie - **** 3 pieces, juicy and chewy meat pie, recommend Mongolian Spiced Lamb Chops Desert-Style - **** crispy lamb chops, recommend Hand-Shredded Dried Beef Jerky With Wild Herbs - *** dry and chewy Edamame - *** average Mongolian Milk Tea - **** sweet and savory, recommend Mongolian Cheese Yogurt - *** average Price: generous protons and decent quality, mandatory 15% service fee and no additional tip, expect $40~$50 per person for a very fulfilling meal

    Hailey C.

    Delicious! The outside appears to be an unassuming spot in Atlantic Plaza but when you steps inside it's actually quite spacious and the decor is very pretty and you can see the wall art of Mongolian steppes. Their dumplings are tasty. The Shao Mai dumplings were my favorite - there's a nice chew and everything was tender and soft. They serve complimentary beef and radish soup with herbs like goji berry and red dates! Sauce bar is also self service. Dishes come out quickly, and the servers also speak mandarin here.

    Combo Salad
    Christian E.

    We tried Mongolian food for the first time, ordering the grilled beef steak, a beef pie, and a three-salad combo (cucumber, seaweed, and potato) - Grilled Beef steak came plain and dry, letting you dip it in the sauce. - Beef pie reminded me of a pupusa, a little oily for my taste, but still really flavorful. - Salad combo was a lifesaver; having those three fresh sides perfectly balanced out the heavy beef. The atmosphere was great, with massive wall paintings of green plains, blue skies, and traditional Mongolian homes. But honestly, the staff stole the show. They were incredibly friendly, starting us off with homemade yogurt and sending us off with a gift of Mongolian-style beef jerky. Highly recommend giving this place a shot. We'll definitely be back!

    Mongolian home made pie, cold dish trio and Mongolian beef
    Lily C.

    It finally opened! And the rest of the plaza is much more lively than it's been in years! Everything we got was delicious. The Mongolian home made pie was a juicy delight. The trio of cold dishes were light and refreshing to balance out all the carbs and meat. We also ordered the Mongolian beef, cause weirdly that's a Taiwanese dish and we're curious how they made it. We'll be back to try the lamb dishes. The Mongolian cheese yogurt is more dessert than drink: thick, slightly sweet with cut up cheese, tomatoes?, blueberries and golden raisins/sultanas. Sadly no outdoor seating even though the plaza provides a bunch all over the place. If you dine in, the confusingly translated sign on the window lets you know you get free lamb soup and there's a fixings/sauce bar with like twelve options. You also get to enjoy the awesome murals and art. There's also some deal about getting a copper pot if you buy $200 in gift cards.

    Janet L.

    Beautiful ambiance! It has beautiful serving dishes. Ok the food. My first time eating Mongolian food and it's delicious. I love the lamb . Service, it's fast , food came out fast. We wanted them to slow down because we wanted to enjoy the dishes. Overall, it was great place to eat.

    Deep fried lamb ribs
    Will M.

    Been eyeing this spot for a while and finally gave it a try. The Mongolian focus, especially on lamb, had me curious. Came on a Saturday around 6pm. It was busy but no wait. Service was great. Our waiter was super nice and even offered complimentary yogurt or Mongolian milk tea. We tried both and enjoyed them. For food we ordered the Mongolian homemade pie, the desert style spiced lamb chops, and the boiled lamb. The pie was really good. I liked the dough, soft and not too heavy, with a solid meat filling. We made the mistake of asking them to cut it in half and all the juices leaked out, so don't do that. The desert style lamb chops were deep fried with fries. Super juicy with a crispy exterior. Probably my favorite dish of the night. The boiled lamb was simple but very tender, and they give you spices to sprinkle on which helps bring out the flavor. They also have a sauce bar where you can mix your own dips, and they give complimentary lamb soup with radish which I actually liked a lot. Clean but still flavorful. Overall everything was good. Portions are big and we had a lot of leftovers. Only thing is the lamb can get pretty fatty and heavy after a while, so it's better to come with a group and share. Nice spot to try traditional Mongolian style food. I'd come back.

    Cold dish - cucumber, potato and seaweed
    Holly H.

    Food: - shaomai: 9.5/10, so big and juicy, it's like a soul dumpling, tastes great with the sauces from the sauce bar - lamb ribs: 10/10, cooked to perfection, soft on the inside & crispy on the outside - cold dish: 8.6/10, super big portion for $7.99 - complimentary milk tea and yogurt: 9.5/10, super traditional, great flavors Service: - 15% service charge - lots of self service (plates, cups, water, etc) Ambiance: - cute traditional decorations - great ambiance - busy parking lot but usually able to find parking

    May L.

    We went for an early Mother's Day celebration! Been wanting to try out Mongolian Pie and it did not disappoint! Loved the period decor! Everything was bright and festive. Service was good. Everything was delicious, but my favorites were the five grain steamed dumplings, stewed lamb and the house special fish with pickled cabbage soup. Mongolian pie, cucumbers and the Mongolian yogurt was really good too! They even have complimentary lamb broth and a sauce condiment bar. We will definitely be back!

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    Miranda Y.

    My group and I came here for lunch. We ordered one appetizer and six entrees. Everything was delicious. Foods are just perfect taste. Not too salt and not too plain. Just the way I like them. Service was okay. I don't mind returning to this location again.

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    Jonnie N.

    Came across Mongolian Pie during its testing phase--before it even showed up on Yelp or Google Maps--but the cold weather and a serious craving for hot soup led me right in. So glad I did. They start you off with complimentary edamame and Mongolian milk tea, which is lightly sweet, cozy, and incredibly comforting. We were also pleasantly surprised with a complimentary lamb soup that was rich, soothing, and full of flavor. I ordered the lamb stew, and the portion was much larger than expected--definitely generous. The menu describes it as a "no-flavor broth," but that couldn't be further from the truth. The broth was a total flavor bomb while still feeling light and hearty, beautifully infused with daikon, jujube, and goji berries. The lamb itself was tender and perfectly seasoned. For a place still in its testing phase, everything felt thoughtful, comforting, and well executed. This spot is already off to a strong start, and I'll absolutely be back once they officially open.

    Mandy L.

    好食# 菜量大#舒服#一家大小 While the prices are on the higher side, they are all-inclusive of the gratuity, which makes the billing very straightforward. #58 is the mix Pot with beef different parts is a must order, spicy taste yummy Beef stirfry is soft and tender . The staff were incredibly attentive, professional, and welcoming from the moment I walked in. The restaurant offers a very comfortable and spacious seating area, making it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy a meal. As a lovely bonus, they even provided a complimentary gift/treat at the end of the meal. If you are looking for a place with a great atmosphere and top-tier service, I highly recommend giving this Mongolian spot a try!

    Green beans, stewed lamb (soup is bland but they have a sauce station), and pie on the right. Mongolian milk teas (salty and sweet)

    The food was so so sooooo good! Great family style dishes made it easy to share between a group of 5. I had never tried Mongolian food before and it did not dissapoint. We tried the beef with bones (don't remember the name), green beans, stewed lamb (soup is bland but they have a sauce station), pie, and the 3 veggie sides. We also got to try the mongolian milk tea. Salty ones on the left, sweet on the right. The salty one was good! It wasn't an intense salt flavor. Friends also liked the yogurt. Next time I'm in the area I'd definitely come back

    Jesp L.

    The restaurant is clean and food has quality with good price. The Mongolia homemade pie is soooo delicious, I have not had a good taste pie for a long time. It's fresh made very tasty. Pickle cabbage fish is yummy as well with good flavor. We will be back.

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