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Food is good but pricey for what it is. Prices: Regular bowl ~$19 Small bowl ~$14 Dinner ayce $28 We opted for regular bowl and it was the smallest bowl I've seen at mongolian bbq places. So small I wonder how small the small bowl would be. You have to stack food really high (and potentially make a mess) to get some value out of it. So many add-ons - this is also the first mongolian place I've been to that charged extra for lamb. Instead of providing decent sized bowls, they encourage you to pay extra for noodles, cabbage, etc. We ordered 2 regular bowls with one egg and 1 soft drink, and the total came out to be $60 after taxes and tip. Staff were very friendly and the ingredients station was clean.
Came for lunch, sodas are refillable. When you order one bowl, you can fill it as high as you want without it falling over. You choose your own sauces, they have suggestions for what to put in your bowl. I always choose rice to go with my meal. I've eaten here 3 times and always enjoy it.
Had the one bowl. Meat frozen and rolled and signs saying so squishing and no hands. It's less meat than it looks. I got beef with 2 strips of turkey. Turkey once cooked didn't seem like unprocessed turkey, more like low end ground and formed into sandwich slice turkey. Plenty of veggies, and then added a mound of noodles. Took their sauce recommendation and edited it a bit. Came out fine. Probably need a little more sauce if you like your bowl high. Waiter came by often to fill drinks and see if we needed more. They also constantly cleaned up any spots where people dropped food. Good food overall.
The waitress was extremely friendly and explained the process thoroughly. The place was basic in terms of ambiance, which is fine cause this is a quick lunch spot. There are plenty of options to add to your bowl. The shrimp is a must add in my opinion. Hands down the best protein. The other proteins are good though. They have lots of sauces to pick from and it's very helpful the cheat sheet they have to help you decide your sauces. Getting to watch the guy cook your food is a very cool experience. The 15.99$ first bowl you get was more than enough food for me but they do have an AYCE option if you so choose. Only reason it didn't get 5 stars is because I personally didn't love the other protein options because they are very thin slices they can be a little dry. Otherwise fantastic and highly recommend! Will definitely be back. Review from 2024
STIR FRY CRAVING IS CURED AT STIR CRAZY!! This place is casual and friendly with fresh food you get to help prepare and is the ONLY Mongolian restaurant in town! This is a MUST TRY! Arrived to a very clean restaurant dining room greeted by Moses, who is by far the nicest, hardest worker I've met in a restaurant in a while! He literally greeted us, walked us through the process of making up our food bowls, gave us choices for seating, and then after all of that... he gets our drinks, follows up on the food, and asks the most important questions "are there any food allergies here?" And "would you like your food grilled separately?" That was a game changer--Moses should earn a badge for his ability to accomplish so much he went above and beyond! He is managing the entire establishment and is calm n cool as can be with a nice half filled restaurant. The food was very filling and delicious!!! The chef was very good at his job, too. It was fun watching our food get cooked on the grill from the viewing area. You have choices of oils, sauces and seasonings to make your favorite plate even more tasty. There was also a great energy in the room with upbeat music playing in the background. Upon finishing up, Moses stops by the table to make sure everything was good, and asks if we need any more food--you have the choice to do all you can eat or a one time plate. He then delivers the check as we get ready to wrap up. The price is just right for what you get! In summary, everything was awesome and we are very full and happy customers!
This place blew our socks off!! The place was soooo clean! Great for take out or dine in! They charge about $18.99 to make your very own Mongolian bowl!! Or if you want more you can always opt in for their AYCE option high is about $24.99 pp! Definitely reccomend bringing your kids here to make their own bowl -- maybe if the whole family! After, the cook puts all your ingredients straight on a CLEAN black top, grills it all up right in front of you! I was so impressed how spotless the kitchen was! Great Job Chef!! Our server Moses took the best care of us! He was very attentive and polite, he deserves a raise! They also helped me with my gluten-sensitive options, they have Gf Unami Soy Sayce. As well as substituting the wheat noodles for white rice! The bill for 2 AYCE, was about $70! Can't wait to come back, great spot for when you want a good source of protein, carbs and veggies!!
I have always had an affinity for Mongolian BBQ and this place definitely hits the spot. One thing to be mindful of is that there is a lack of consistency inherent with this type of dining, which I will get into in a sec. First of all, Stir Krazy is located in a nondescript strip mall that has plenty of parking. When you enter, you have to wait to be seated and the thing you notice immediately, is food being cooked on the large flat grill and the buffet style bar that has all the ingredients to make your meal. Once seated, the server explains the process, one-pass, choose all the goodies you want and bring it to the counter for it to be cooked on the grill. There are some add-ons not available for self-serve, like shrimp, but all-in-all, you will find 99% of what you need in the self-serve bar. For about $18.00 you get a good sized bowl to stuff with your favorites. You start off with proteins...any combination of beef, chicken, pork and/or turkey. All of this is thinly sliced and frozen into rolls to take up room in the bowl. I simply use the tongs to smash the proteins flat in order to get the rest of my toppings comfortably into the bowl. Next step is choosing greens an other toppings. Their selection is too much to list out, but here are a few: onions, green onions, zucchini, broccoli, sprouts, tofu, cabbage, mushrooms...you get the idea. The final step is topping it off with some noodles and an assortment of sauces. Again, too many sauces to list all of them, house sauce, soybean oil, sesame oil, chili oil, pineapple, lemon water, garlic, fire sauce...again you get the idea. To help, they have some recipes to look at with suggestions of sauce combinations and quantities. This is where the quandary I mentioned lies. There are so many combinations of proteins, veggies and sauces that no two meals at this place will ever be the same. Today, the combination of proteins, veggies and sauces was absolutely delicious. I wish I took a metal note of what combination of sauces I used and their quantities, but I did not. The next time I visit, I will get reasonably close, but will it consistently taste the same? No, it won't but that is also the beauty of this place...it will not always be the same, in fact it can actually be better too! Here is a pro tip, when you get to the final stations, hold off on adding the noodles. Top the veggies and and proteins with the combination of sauces you want to use. This marinates the meat and veggies, while you wait for your dish to be cooked. Add the noodles last and add some more of the sauces you liked on top of the noodles. In my opinion this makes the meal that much more flavorful. Your custom creation is cooked right in front of you and you can add a scoop of rice if you would like. The meal is piping hot with huge amounts of steam coming off the plate. To me, there is nothing better than a hot meal when you eat out. The final step is adding optional sauces, like sriracha, soy, hoisin and others, along with sesame seeds and fried wonton skin strips for additional crunch. For the variety of fresh meats and veggies, $18.00 is a great value. If you like Mongolian BBQ try this spot. I think you'll love it.
Love this all you can eat stir fry location. Wish there was one closer to me but we enjoy coming here when visiting old friends. Everyone gets to make their own bowls that range in size and ingredients. You may also order just one trip to the buffet or unlimited. I can't even finish one bowl so I'm happy that you can get just one. Love the topping choices and once everything gets stir fried all together my hot bowl is always delicious. Affordable too! Hopefully they are able to expand and open something in my area one day.
Very good bowls that you get to put together so you get exactly what you want. I like the beef and pork and then I add some pineapple for sweetness and noodles, and fried rice for an extra charge. The friendly chef throws it together for you in just a few minutes. Make sure to bring some cash for tips for the chef. The food is great and very filling. You have a choice for a few different size bowls and they also offer all you can eat. I get a small bowl because that offers plenty of food and after everything is cooked I add a few of my favorite sauces over everything. This place is very clean and they seem to touch up after every buffet visit. They could use some new furniture since some of the chairs have seen better days. Lots of parking available in this plaza.
Every time I go here it is so tasty. It's a buffet styled place. You gather all the food you want in your bowl and they cook it for you. If you're not doing ayce make sure u pack your bowl cause the food shrinks when they cook it. Such a yummy place with great quality. 100% recommend.
This place is so fire!!! Super clean inside and everyone is so nice and welcoming. This is the best Mongolian stir fry I've ever had!!! Definitely would come back again
I loved going to Mongolian grills when I was younger and Stir Krazy is now the only one in town. The selections to create your bowl were wide from meats to vegetables and don't forget to make it your own with a variety of sauces. After you create your bowl, your food is made on that familiar grill and you can choose to get rice with your meal if you want. Service was good and are willing to help get you started if this is your first time.
4 months ago
I'll give four stars for the food but one for the experience I've been eating Mongolian Grill for nearly 30 years. When I started, it was under $10 for all you can eat. At the only spot I've found in Las Vegas, it's $28 for AYCE, or you can get a single bowl option for $16. Unfortunately, the bowl they give you is 1/3 the size of the bowl that they had at every spot in WA. Fortunately, I turn into a structural engineer when I'm loading my tiny-@$$ bowl (see the before pic). Unfortunately, they have put some new rules in place since my last visit. They were posted on signs that I didn't see until the person who seated us came and scolded me & one of the new customers i brought them for compressing the initial layer of meat we put in the bowl first. The real bummer is that the food here is actually very good but in Vegas, the house always wins. If I had to bet on it, I'd say that this rule was put in place after my last visit where I managed to get enough into my tiny bowl to fill 2 platters. I'm sure that their tiny-bowl nonsense helps them to win 9/10 times but changing the rules is a BS move. I like this food so I'm sure i'll come back sometime but they immediately lost my wife & all of our friends who we brought to introduce to it. However much i do come back will be greatly diminished because i don't like to be hassled either, but will tolerate it on occasion to get something i cant get elsewhere. @stirkrazylv If you're really so hard up that you're willing to chase off customers who are bringing you new business, maybe you should just raise your single bowl price and deal with the occasional Mongolian Structural engineer who remembers when your product was a much better value read more
2 months ago
2 months ago
Food is good but pricey for what it is. Prices: Regular bowl ~$19 Small bowl ~$14 Dinner ayce $28 We opted for regular bowl and it was the smallest bowl I've seen at mongolian bbq places. So small I wonder how small the small bowl would be. You have to stack food really high (and potentially make a mess) to get some value out of it. So many add-ons - this is also the first mongolian place I've been to that charged extra for lamb. Instead of providing decent sized bowls, they encourage you to pay extra for noodles, cabbage, etc. We ordered 2 regular bowls with one egg and 1 soft drink, and the total came out to be $60 after taxes and tip. Staff were very friendly and the ingredients station was clean. read more
Came for lunch, sodas are refillable. When you order one bowl, you can fill it as high as you want without it falling over. You choose your own sauces, they have suggestions for what to put in your bowl. I always choose rice to go with my meal. I've eaten here 3 times and always enjoy it. read more
29 days ago
Had the one bowl. Meat frozen and rolled and signs saying so squishing and no hands. It's less meat than it looks. I got beef with 2 strips of turkey. Turkey once cooked didn't seem like unprocessed turkey, more like low end ground and formed into sandwich slice turkey. Plenty of veggies, and then added a mound of noodles. Took their sauce recommendation and edited it a bit. Came out fine. Probably need a little more sauce if you like your bowl high. Waiter came by often to fill drinks and see if we needed more. They also constantly cleaned up any spots where people dropped food. Good food overall. read more
6 months ago
The waitress was extremely friendly and explained the process thoroughly. The place was basic in terms of ambiance, which is fine cause this is a quick lunch spot. There are plenty of options to add to your bowl. The shrimp is a must add in my opinion. Hands down the best protein. The other proteins are good though. They have lots of sauces to pick from and it's very helpful the cheat sheet they have to help you decide your sauces. Getting to watch the guy cook your food is a very cool experience. The 15.99$ first bowl you get was more than enough food for me but they do have an AYCE option if you so choose. Only reason it didn't get 5 stars is because I personally didn't love the other protein options because they are very thin slices they can be a little dry. Otherwise fantastic and highly recommend! Will definitely be back. Review from 2024 read more
6 months ago
STIR FRY CRAVING IS CURED AT STIR CRAZY!! This place is casual and friendly with fresh food you get to help prepare and is the ONLY Mongolian restaurant in town! This is a MUST TRY! Arrived to a very clean restaurant dining room greeted by Moses, who is by far the nicest, hardest worker I've met in a restaurant in a while! He literally greeted us, walked us through the process of making up our food bowls, gave us choices for seating, and then after all of that... he gets our drinks, follows up on the food, and asks the most important questions "are there any food allergies here?" And "would you like your food grilled separately?" That was a game changer--Moses should earn a badge for his ability to accomplish so much he went above and beyond! He is managing the entire establishment and is calm n cool as can be with a nice half filled restaurant. The food was very filling and delicious!!! The chef was very good at his job, too. It was fun watching our food get cooked on the grill from the viewing area. You have choices of oils, sauces and seasonings to make your favorite plate even more tasty. There was also a great energy in the room with upbeat music playing in the background. Upon finishing up, Moses stops by the table to make sure everything was good, and asks if we need any more food--you have the choice to do all you can eat or a one time plate. He then delivers the check as we get ready to wrap up. The price is just right for what you get! In summary, everything was awesome and we are very full and happy customers! read more
2 months ago
This place blew our socks off!! The place was soooo clean! Great for take out or dine in! They charge about $18.99 to make your very own Mongolian bowl!! Or if you want more you can always opt in for their AYCE option high is about $24.99 pp! Definitely reccomend bringing your kids here to make their own bowl -- maybe if the whole family! After, the cook puts all your ingredients straight on a CLEAN black top, grills it all up right in front of you! I was so impressed how spotless the kitchen was! Great Job Chef!! Our server Moses took the best care of us! He was very attentive and polite, he deserves a raise! They also helped me with my gluten-sensitive options, they have Gf Unami Soy Sayce. As well as substituting the wheat noodles for white rice! The bill for 2 AYCE, was about $70! Can't wait to come back, great spot for when you want a good source of protein, carbs and veggies!! read more
I have always had an affinity for Mongolian BBQ and this place definitely hits the spot. One thing to be mindful of is that there is a lack of consistency inherent with this type of dining, which I will get into in a sec. First of all, Stir Krazy is located in a nondescript strip mall that has plenty of parking. When you enter, you have to wait to be seated and the thing you notice immediately, is food being cooked on the large flat grill and the buffet style bar that has all the ingredients to make your meal. Once seated, the server explains the process, one-pass, choose all the goodies you want and bring it to the counter for it to be cooked on the grill. There are some add-ons not available for self-serve, like shrimp, but all-in-all, you will find 99% of what you need in the self-serve bar. For about $18.00 you get a good sized bowl to stuff with your favorites. You start off with proteins...any combination of beef, chicken, pork and/or turkey. All of this is thinly sliced and frozen into rolls to take up room in the bowl. I simply use the tongs to smash the proteins flat in order to get the rest of my toppings comfortably into the bowl. Next step is choosing greens an other toppings. Their selection is too much to list out, but here are a few: onions, green onions, zucchini, broccoli, sprouts, tofu, cabbage, mushrooms...you get the idea. The final step is topping it off with some noodles and an assortment of sauces. Again, too many sauces to list all of them, house sauce, soybean oil, sesame oil, chili oil, pineapple, lemon water, garlic, fire sauce...again you get the idea. To help, they have some recipes to look at with suggestions of sauce combinations and quantities. This is where the quandary I mentioned lies. There are so many combinations of proteins, veggies and sauces that no two meals at this place will ever be the same. Today, the combination of proteins, veggies and sauces was absolutely delicious. I wish I took a metal note of what combination of sauces I used and their quantities, but I did not. The next time I visit, I will get reasonably close, but will it consistently taste the same? No, it won't but that is also the beauty of this place...it will not always be the same, in fact it can actually be better too! Here is a pro tip, when you get to the final stations, hold off on adding the noodles. Top the veggies and and proteins with the combination of sauces you want to use. This marinates the meat and veggies, while you wait for your dish to be cooked. Add the noodles last and add some more of the sauces you liked on top of the noodles. In my opinion this makes the meal that much more flavorful. Your custom creation is cooked right in front of you and you can add a scoop of rice if you would like. The meal is piping hot with huge amounts of steam coming off the plate. To me, there is nothing better than a hot meal when you eat out. The final step is adding optional sauces, like sriracha, soy, hoisin and others, along with sesame seeds and fried wonton skin strips for additional crunch. For the variety of fresh meats and veggies, $18.00 is a great value. If you like Mongolian BBQ try this spot. I think you'll love it. read more
1 year ago
Love this all you can eat stir fry location. Wish there was one closer to me but we enjoy coming here when visiting old friends. Everyone gets to make their own bowls that range in size and ingredients. You may also order just one trip to the buffet or unlimited. I can't even finish one bowl so I'm happy that you can get just one. Love the topping choices and once everything gets stir fried all together my hot bowl is always delicious. Affordable too! Hopefully they are able to expand and open something in my area one day. read more
1 year ago
Very good bowls that you get to put together so you get exactly what you want. I like the beef and pork and then I add some pineapple for sweetness and noodles, and fried rice for an extra charge. The friendly chef throws it together for you in just a few minutes. Make sure to bring some cash for tips for the chef. The food is great and very filling. You have a choice for a few different size bowls and they also offer all you can eat. I get a small bowl because that offers plenty of food and after everything is cooked I add a few of my favorite sauces over everything. This place is very clean and they seem to touch up after every buffet visit. They could use some new furniture since some of the chairs have seen better days. Lots of parking available in this plaza. read more
3 months ago
Every time I go here it is so tasty. It's a buffet styled place. You gather all the food you want in your bowl and they cook it for you. If you're not doing ayce make sure u pack your bowl cause the food shrinks when they cook it. Such a yummy place with great quality. 100% recommend. read more
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4 months ago
This place is so fire!!! Super clean inside and everyone is so nice and welcoming. This is the best Mongolian stir fry I've ever had!!! Definitely would come back again read more
4 months ago
I loved going to Mongolian grills when I was younger and Stir Krazy is now the only one in town. The selections to create your bowl were wide from meats to vegetables and don't forget to make it your own with a variety of sauces. After you create your bowl, your food is made on that familiar grill and you can choose to get rice with your meal if you want. Service was good and are willing to help get you started if this is your first time. read more
Been here a few times. Love Mongolian bbq and this is one of the only spots in town. Luckily, they do it well. Pack your wanted ingredients (meats, veggies, sauces) into a bowl and have them cook. Staff is friendly and place is always clean. read more
4 months ago
The to go bowl was tiny for the price. I spent over $20.00 for a bowl I could barely fit anything in. The meat is frozen and curled so it takes up half of your bowl. Would NEVER do a to go bowl here ever again. It was a rip off. I would have to have added meat for an additional $6.00. Might want to update the prices on the menu's you can find online. I did not ask how much when I got there but did not expect it to be over $20.00 with tax for a bowl the size of your cereal bowl at home. read more
2 months ago
The only Mongolian BBQ buffet in Vegas. These types of places hold a special kid of nostalgia for me. Back when I lived in Huntington, there was a similar place near by and anytime my family dined out, I'd beg them to go there. These kind of spots are becoming rare and this is the only one that cooks everything in front of you on a large, round, solid iron griddle. You can opt for AYCE or choose a small or large bowl with a one time visit to the buffet. Once your bowl is delivered, head to the buffet to fill it with your favorite ingredients. For me it's always the thinly sliced beef, a mountain of veggies - broccoli, sprouts, zucchini, and cabbage, and then splashes of a few sauces (the garlic one is non-negotiable) and a few noodles. As you carry your overflowing bowl to the cook try not to spill. Then you get to watch it all come together. Final touches, a small scoop of white rice and sesame seeds cover everything. It's piping hot, packed with flavor, and the small bowl is so filling that I always have leftovers. One tip: bring some cash for the awesome cook. read more
5 months ago
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Hadn't had Mongolian is so long & was craving it. This place did NOT disappoint! Was sooo good & clean. We were greeted so kindly by Moises R. and he was an on top of everything we needed! This has definitely become a staple for when we are in the area! You will leave happy & full ..... your nose will run, in a good way! read more
The only true Mongolian spot I can actually promote In Los Angeles, they are everywhere But here I believe 3 This one is the closest to what we know beck in L.A. Near the airport, so make your way there after landing Make sure you know it closes at 7:00 pm. I believe recheck this and all you can eat stops at 6:00 pm read more
1 year ago
I went with my boyfriend traveling from Summerlin area so it was about a 30 mins drive there and back because we come from OC and Mongolian bbq is abundant there but scarce here! This is our first time trying out this place because we really was craving for Mongolian bbq. We got the regular bowl and it is a buffet style to assemble the bowl. We just tried everything that was there. The selection was great compared to others I have tried. Definitely recommend go heavy on the sauces! The bowl was enough food for me but my bf got an extra order of noodles. The server who helped us was Moses who was the sweetest to us and took care of whatever questions or needs we had while we ate. The ambiance was just a regular eatery so definitely not like a date spot. Overall we definitely recommend this spot if you got a craving for some good Mongolian bbq in vegas! read more
1 year ago
6 months ago
Great staff! The regular bowl was enough to satisfy my large appetite. I wish they had one on my side of town. read more
6 months ago
1 year ago
Food was a few steps below Panda Express. Service was good by the wait staff and cook. No ambiance. Would not know if I was in a Mongolian BBQ restaurant or Wendy's. read more
I was skeptical when I first walked in and almost left. The place isn't much to look at. This is a good example of not judging a book by its cover. All the food is properly stored and fresh, there are many options to put in your bowl. The guy who cooks the food did a food job and the food was perfectly cooked. The staff is friendly and will walk you through the process if it's your first time. They are a little high but it seems all places are a little high these days. read more
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One of the only stand alone Mongolian place left. There's only one price of $17.99 as of the weekend. bowl they gave me is small but you can cramp the crap out of it. Food is fresher than places you get it n casino buffet. read more
9 months ago
Awesome service. Good food. Good ambience. Fast. Must stop. Bowl with chicken, beef, zucchini, tomatoes, onions, carrot read more
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