Anica & Henry were so sweet, funny, and professional! I had the pleasure of enjoying their food and…read morea pop up in my neighborhood. This is the best Mongolian street food I've had in a while - reheated DELICIOUSLY as well.

Okay I eat everyday and I've never seen a Mongolian pop up ever. Anicca and Henry have created just…read morethat. Phat Noodle Bar is a pop up and this night at Holiday in the Hills event they were throwing down some great flavors on the grill. All fresh veggies and proteins mix with a great house sauce and just the right amount of additional toppings to make the level of spice you want. I'm a big guy and the portion size was plenty for me, a true value. They do catered events as well as corporate events. If ya see them popped up at an event go watch them cook and order yours.

I always love these Mongolian stir fry spots! I Tetris-ed my bowl so full it looked like the…read moreleaning tower of pisa and I swear one of the staff would tell me it's excessive but if it fits in the bowl it's good to go! Very entertaining watching them cook your meal over the large circular grill. The only downside is that it was close to the end of the night so they were out of some condiments and onions but the staff threw some extra veggies into the stir fry for me. For less than $15 it was so much food that I split it out into 3 meals. Super good deal!

We checked out Mong Q in the Fashion Valley Mall. Very simple concept, get your own noodles and…read morecondiments, and choose your own sauce, I chose the Garlic one. Then paid it and bring it to the person who cooks it for you then after it will hand it to you and ready to eat. I have Mongolian bbq many times already but this is the first time I tried it here in a Mall in Fashion Valley. The noodles are cooked perfectly, not soggy at all, it's just that the Flavor or sauce added to it is not strong enough flavor on my noodles so I needed to get some soy sauce to bring out some flavors. This Mong Q is at Fashion Valley Food Court, located on the second floor of the mall.

I know it's closed for good, but I had to write a review anyway…read more I really miss this place... my friends and I discovered it when we were in college and I could not drag them out here often enough. They had this buffet line where you got a bowl (or two, I'll explain why in a minute) and you'd go down and grab your ingredients, your meats and your vegetables and your noodles and you could mix and match all these sauces they had to make your food sweet or spicy or however you wanted it, and then they'd cook the food in front of you on this huge grill, the chefs moving around it in a circle and pushing the food along while it cooked like the show was half the fun (and it was kind of fun to watch). And oh my goodness was the food good. They also had these special kind of sesame rolls... I don't know what they were called, but they were hollow in the middle, so you could bite off one end and then stuff some of your food in and eat it as, like, a roll sandwich type of thing. That was pretty cool. I really hope we find another place like this...

5 Stars if you're a big, gluttonous, indulgent, diabetic, high triglycerides loaded, overweight,…read moreand food loving fatty like myself. 3 Stars if you're a healthy, calorie counting, 24 Hour Fitness going, and physically active person whom is always It's $21 for a single serving pass through, and just 2 bucks more for the $23 for the All You Can Eat...I just chose the later! My three petite, beautiful, lovely, and intelligent female dining companions only did the single pass though. For $23, I went through 3 times, which averages out to $7.33 for a large of plate of tasty noodles packed with all the beef, pork, lamb, chicken, fish, squid, and veggies you want. The goodness depends on your own creativity, If you don't do the All You Can Eat, you just paid $21 for a single plate. Lame!

Came here after going to an Escape Room because my buddy was craving some Mongolian BBQ and we used…read moreto go all the time back in High School. No all you can eat option, but same great smells and flavor. You need to pack it in to get your moneys worth. Dont be shy. My buddy was and he regretted it. I had spice this time and it was divine. Ordered regular and had enough for a snack the next day. Kids bowl I can house in one sitting and be satisfied. Service was nice and provided soy sauce and hot sauce packets.

As much as I love Mongolian BBQ, having had it regularly ever since going to college up at UCLA, I…read moream being forced to face the glaring reality that Great Khan's isn't all that good. I've been here five times in the last two years or so. And three of those times I've had the misfortune of biting down on a bit of dirt, bone, or something else that made me think that I had just chipped a tooth. It's a jarring experience, that I usually chalk up as an expected hazard when eating anything from carved off an animal or grown in the ground. But, when going out for a salad, you should only expect a rock hidden in your lettuce once every five years or so ... not half of all trips. Also, the bowls seem to have gotten smaller, while the costs have increased. It used to be you could fill your bowl with slices of frozen meat, ready to plop noodles on top. But, now they give you much smaller starting cups where you put 4-5 slices in before they start threatening to spill out. It makes the finished product skew much more heavily toward the starch of those noodles instead of the salty beef and pork that should be the center, or at least an equal share, of the dish. And speaking of those noodles, the last couple of times I've been here, there has been an underlying flavor to them that has been off-putting. I don't know if they've changed recipes or vendors recently, or if my palette is changing, but that stale, medicine-like, chemical, whatever you want to call it, taste that they seem to have now comes to the forefront of every bite I take. And without that proper amount of meat, or without an overwhelming amount of hot sauce or seasoning, that off-putting flavor can become very dominant overall. Sadly, there's not a lot of options when it comes to this style of cuisine. Typically, if you get a bowl of noodles and meat, it's gonna have some kind of tomato sauce on it, not the stir fry you're hoping for. The food here used to be a nice delight, but lately it's drifting more into a hit and miss kind of place. And with Great Khan's being so far flung from home, it's quickly becoming not worth the trip.

Delicious food and atmosphere; thank you for your attention and excellent customer service, Aron…read moreRios.

The broth here is always so flavorful& they are always so prompt with bringing out the…read moremeats&veggies! They bring out a good portion amount t as well. But it is AYCE so it's a little of everything at once. There's ice cream included too!

Still using styrofoam as of 2026. For the price it's a lots of noodles but taste very bland not…read moremuch flavor. The noodles are okay not your typical Chinese noodles.

I love going to get Mongolian BBQ and the flavor in addition to the amount of food was great for…read morethe price! I look forward to going to Mongolian BBQ anytime I'm in San Diego.

Located in the outlet mall, this is one of the better food choice options as they offer Mongolian…read moregrill type meal options and a couple of Korean dishes too. Today i opted for the bulgogi combo. For about $8, I got a container of bulgogi beef, rice and stir fried veggies. The portion was quite large. The beef was well cooked and had a nostalgic Korean bulgogi beef flavor. Mixed in with some spicy sauce it made a very filling meal.

Great service and great food! I was out with my boyfriend just perusing through the shops at the…read moremall and we decided to check out the food court. Even though I was not hungry, I still happily took a sample from a server at Mongus Grill and boy was I happy I did! The bulgogi chicken he gave us was delicious, I just had to have more! In fact both my boyfriend and I each got a meal because it was so affordable ($16 for both) and we devoured it instantly (so quickly I forgot to take a picture). They also have a wide variety of food options, you can make your own Mongolian bowl and have it cooked right in front of you or have one of their specialties cooked in the back. I'll definitely come back when I have a bigger appetite for the make your own bowls, I saw a guy piling on the food and the cook give ample amount of noodles! They really do have great customer service. The staff was so friendly and really welcoming!! Definitely consider supporting this mom and pop shop, you won't be sorry! :)

Khan! Wow Khan cave took my breath away with its Khan's fried rice with beef. It transported me to…read moreSan Francisco 2010, when I would go visit my uncle and aunt, and we would go to a specific restaurant... maybe putting it too romantic, but the dish tasted like good times and definitely amazing fried rice. Our server, a very fine lady, she advised us what to get, my friend got the lamb, and we both loved the food. The clientele seems to be comprised by frequent flyers and newcomers, the ambiance is beautiful and amicable, definitely a weekend afternoon delight!

Wide and varied menu. Asian fusion for the most part. The dishes were fried were uniformly…read moreexcellent. Prices were on the higher side of reasonable given the venue/quality. Parking is adequate in the shopping center. The scented cleaning products smell was pervasive and likely will prevent us from returning. Not sure if was hand sanitizer or table cleaning or what, but genuinely unpleasant.