I came here around 5pm on Friday and it was not busy at all. The cashier was very helpful and…read moreguiding us on the process. You basically choose all your veggies, noodles and sauce, then choose your meat and then when they finish cooking it, you choose your rice and sauce. The ingredients looks fresh and the place looks very clean. I love the seating near the window so you can eat and people watch. Beef with Moggol Curry Sauce (3/5) The veggies and noodles were cooked fresh and well but it just lacked flavor. That was partially my fault because I didn't add enough sauce during the ingredients picking phase and that's where this super customization can be a double edged sword. There's tons of sauces like garlic oil, chili oil, soy sauce, ginger sauce, salt, sugar (and a bunch of others I couldn't remember) and I really didn't know what combination was best to pick so I just sort of went with my intuition but I definitely did not put enough. The beef is the ultimate let down though. It was tough, chewy. and dry and was not pleasant to eat and after chewing several times I decided to just skip eating it. This is not an inexpensive dish and at $17.20 for a regular, I expected better quality meat. I also wish there's an option where they decide what sauce to put into your bowl to make it flavorful. Also another suggestion to the owner, please provide spoons. It's strange that there's chopsticks and forks for utensils but no spoons considering this is a rice dish.

I love Mongolian Grill because it has good service and really yummy food. It's a great healthy…read morerestaurant. My personal favorite is the nuts with sugar and the fortune cookies. It is also very clean and has fresh vegetables. That's why you should go to Mongolian Grill. Sophie B.

Delicious food, great quality and variety of veggies to choose from. I asked for fried rice with…read morechicken and they put some teriyaki on it for me while it was cooking. Definitely coming back

This place does not have an all you can eat option you cannot choose multiple meats or choose how…read moremuch meat to add. bowls are small and you get charged if you fill them up too much. You even get charged extra for fried rice!?!? place was a ghost town when I walked in and I see why. I basically paid over 20$ for a bowl of noodles with a cup of rice and a few measly pieces of cheap beef.

Great food selection and amazing service…read more Our server is super nice and the food is fresh and yummy.

My favorite hotpot spot! Whenever I travel from the East…read moreside of WA, I always make a point to stop here to get food. Everything I've ever gotten has been fresh and been good cuts of meat! The sauce bar is pretty well stocked and their options for basic AYCE is good!

Great portions for the price. The woman who helped us with seating etc was amazing and reason…read moreenough to go to this place. The wait wasn't too long, enough food to get full and take some home. Lots of options for ingredients and many sauces to add. If in mill creek, stop in,

This place, located in Mill Creek town center, offers all you can eat Mongolian Grill. Their…read moreselection and food quality is ok considering the price. However, there is nothing special about this place. The ingredient choices are limited. The meats are bland, especially the seafood. That is because they used cooked shrimp instead of raw shrimp.

I was asking my friend that I'm visiting up here if there were any Chinese buffets that are so…read morecommon in CA. He said there was this one called Mandarin Buffet and Grill. So off we go to check it out. It's right off the freeway, I forget which one since I'm not driving. The buffet is located in a shopping center with lots of parking. I think there's a Thai restaurant across the parking lot from here. We go in and wow, this is a nicer buffet than most other one's I've been to. The dining area is very large and clean. I see the prices on a sign. Looks like about $30 for dinner, plus they add the tip of 10%. I guess that's about standard to leave for a tip at a self serve buffet. We get seated and head up to the buffet. Looks like they have a big sushi section and a Mongolian grill section as well. Looking at all the food, I'd say the quality is better than most buffet I go to in CA. The dishes just look better. I'm gonna say in general, the food in the Seattle is a higher quality and more foodie oriented than down where I live. I even tried some of the sushi and it was seemed as good as any all you can eat place. Normally sushi at a buffet is something I avoid. I had ribs and some shellfish seafood and various other American Chinese foods. I did see a few more authentic dishes that I couldn't exactly tell what it was, so I guess it means it was authentic! The price was a little higher than what I'm used to, but the quality and size of the buffet made it worth it.

Food has improved and there are more varieties now, which was nice to see. Lunch is about $21 but…read morewith the automatic 10% service charge it comes out to over $23 + tax. Because they charge the 10% upfront, it really felt like the servers weren't motivated to check on tables. My hot water cup stayed empty most of the meal, and I couldn't find anyone to refill it. The dim sum area was also mostly empty. Chicken feet, shrimp dumplings, and other items were gone for long stretches, and some dishes looked like they hadn't been refreshed in a while. Several entrées were empty and not refilled promptly. They also charge extra for soda, coffee, and tea, which adds even more to the cost. If you live on the Eastside and want Chinese food with some sushi without driving far, this place is convenient. But if you have time, I'd skip this and go to Feast Buffet in Renton -- it's much bigger, has way more variety, includes drinks in the price.

Service was great, food came out hot and delicious. The buffet was a bit messy with everyone…read morespilling. The sauces were overwhelming but you can't really mess up on the flavor, it's going to come out great.

Very good food! $26.50/per person. All you can eat. No leftovers to take home. Very clean. Tons of…read moreseating. Can accommodate large groups.

Tried a new place with family who loves the food. We ate family style and had several different…read moreplates. My favorites were the hot and sour soup and the broccoli beef. The soup was barely spicy, yet had a good flavor and consistency. The broccoli beef was full of perfectly cooked vegetables and nice tender beef, flavored with a nice sauce. The Ma po tofu was also good, with a slightly spicy sauce. To me, the chicken curry was way too salty. The lamb dish tasted gamey and I didn't care for the flavor of the sauce as well. The restaurant is small and very casual, sweat pants are ok. Parking is on street, wherever you can find it. Service was good. Food came out in stages, which worked really well.

I liked the texture of the thicker noodles and the spicy noodles actually had spice to it. I…read morethought the flavor was good and not super strong it felt balanced and not too salty. The workers were nice and the place was small and cute. If you're in the Redmond area craving some noodles check this place out.

We like mongolian grill! But we dont like that we cant get coupons anymore…read more The restaurant definitely comes out ahead when we go because we dont eat as much as some but its some solidly good food and consistent. Nice selection of meats and vegetables along with vegan options ( tofu) and fish which i am a super fan of. Sauces are good, have something for everyone ( can regulate heat and spice) Good service and super easy going staff. Place can get pretty hot in summer, feeling for the cooks and dishwasher!

I'm a huge fan of Hot Iron, I eat at the Mill Creek one all the time. This one is for those on the…read moreeastern part of the county, great for coming back from a trip across the mountains. Easy parking, easy to get your food made to your exact specifications, fast. Plus if you are really hungry you can have a couple bowls. Sure it's not as reasonably priced as it once was, but I always leave absolutely stuffed. If you are not an overeater like I am, then you can always just get one bowl and take your leftovers to go, I admire people who are able to do this. What I love most about Hot Iron compared to other Mongolian grills is that they have tofu, olives and cilantro. Many people think its weird that I love olives in my Mongolian grill, but now I absolutely must have it. I also love that you can make your sauce exactly how you like it, if you go to a place where they put everything in the bowl for you, you may end up with a sauce concoction you do not love. I have perfected the flavor of my food. What I don't love as much as I used to, is that they switched to squeeze bottle sauces since covid, this makes it much harder to get the amount of garlic and ginger correct in my meal. I do hope they will consider switching back one day. My partner has been complaining about this, plus it makes everything all sticky and kind of gross but they do provide gloves and there is usually hand sanitizer available. I think these meals are perfect for people with different dietary requirements, you can pile on the meat, eat only seafood, go low carb or just do veg. So many possibilities, which makes this the perfect meal for me and causes me to try to convince everyone I know to try it. I love you Hot Iron.

We came here for Mongolian grill and we got Mongolian grill!!…read more It seems like the "trick" here was to pile up the veggies first, then pile on the noodles after (because it doesn't fall over as easily. People were getting extremely tall "bowls" of food. The protein, the staff adds rather than us. Note for myself next time: add a LOT more sauce than the board recommends. They gave a shocking amount of meat (clearly not a sentiment shared by everyone in the comments, but I was astounded by how they really shoved the chicken into that container) and rice! When I come again I might skip the noodles and do a veggie meat stir fry to eat just with the rice. Also, I like the side sauce bar! I enjoyed pouring the Mongolian sauce over everything after it was cooked :D Also, this was delicious as leftovers, highly recommend.

In the mood for Mongolian grill, Khans is a great place to grab a fresh lunch ($15) or dinner in…read morethe Burien area. The service is always welcoming and pleasant. The restaurant is spacious, bright, and always clean. The ingredient/food choices are always fresh and appealing to the eye. The sauce choices are also adequate... diluted a bit but they still result in a flavorful dish. One of the things I enjoy is the table of "finishing sauces" that you can add after your dish comes off the grill. Downside, it's not all you can eat, $15 gets you a good size bowl that you can fill as tall as you like and you get 1 protein included. And you can carry out leftovers (I always seem to have e leftovers).

Great noodles I enjoyed this one too much I had to get a new one and I had to go to the store andread more

Not sure how this place has a 4.4 star rating but it looks like a lot of them were under previous…read moreownership. Stopped in for lunch with my wife and daughter. We each ordered a bowl of noodles along with some popcorn chicken. After about 10 minutes my daughter's and my noodles were brought out, no sign of my wife's noodles or the chicken. About 10 minutes later we flagged down the waiter who told us they were being worked on. Another 10 minutes went by and we were told the same thing. A bit more than 5 minutes later my wife just said forget it, so I told the waiter to cancel the rest of the order. Totally ridiculous! It wasn't even that busy so I have no idea why after nearly 40 minutes we still didn't have half our order. As far as my, and my daughter's, noodles were concerned, they were good but nothing special. Nothing I would come back for, especially given the far better options in the neighborhood.