Khan’s Mongolian Grill

Reviews

• Sandie J.

  star star star star star_border 12 November 2026

  We really enjoy the food here.  There is a way to fix your bowl and it does end up being "all you can eat"  My friend is a big eater and he didn't even finish his meal.  He said he would have liked more rice though, but I thought it was fine.  The staff didn't seem quite as friendly as they usually are but that doesn't really matter here. The place was constantly being cleaned up (a good thing). The veggies are really fresh and plenty of them.  Sauces are tasty too.  Three kinds of noodles also.  The meat is portioned servings, but with all the goodies you have to make your meal the portions are fine.  Yes I would recommend Khan's.

• Paul I.

  star star star star_border star_border 12 November 2026

  It's ok.
  
  I mean, the selection is basic (no eggs, seriously?) for the types of food you can make and the menu is missing some things (i.e., that there is an all you can eat option). We did the all you can eat and the guy kept asking "is this your last bowl"... starting on our second (and we didnt pile them overflowing). They also limit the meat allowed in each, serving it themselves. Some of the sauces had random food in it so it wasnt super clean.
  
  But food was good.

• Angie Y.

  star star star star_border star_border 11 November 2026

  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.

• Luke W.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 7 November 2026

  Unlike other Mongolian grills, these guys are "bean counters." They give you a rather small bowl and you're not allowed to do your own meat- they do it for you. Also they only hand out about a mouthful of meat so if you're a quantity eater like most people who go out for Mongolian, this place will just let you down. I had to go for a second dinner at Azteca afterwards- because I was still hungry. This place disappoints on quality in a big way and their quantity is a joke. 2 thumbs down

• Sean W.

  star star star star star 19 October 2026

  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!