So excited to have some Mongolian BBQ in town. I believe I have to try them again because the time I went the men were getting trained to work the flow of the wok and majority of my meats fell that didn't make it to my plate lol but it's okay. I didn't say anything because they were doing the best they could. Pricing $20+ plate. You pick your own veggies and meat, they get the sauce and noodles for you. Flavors are there, service is great. Another great asset for Santa Rosa.
Danyelle L.
For mall food I liked it. Was feeling like it was pricey for a bowl but cashier gave hints on how to get the most for your money. It's do it yourself on adding the thin slices of meat and veggies to your bowl, and then someone will add sauces/garlic/chili. Once they take it to cook they will add a bowl of noodles. It's a lot of food. My husband and I could of shared if he didn't ask to add a lot of chili sauce.
Kimberly Maldonado (Kim)
Food is soo good and you get so much. The soup and rice in the combo is a plus. A tip, put the rice in the soup and it's perfect :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Build Your Own Bowl
Jaime M.
Food wasn't as tasty as the advertised on there pictures and website. The shrimp are not the same size as advertised on the pictures they are very small, not impressed. To be honest I choose better Panda Express instead.
Philip M.
Genghis Khan took over the old Mrs. Fields Cookies spot inside the Santa Rosa Simon Mall. The set-up looks a bit confusing but you head to the cashier first. With the cashier, you prepay for the entrée or combo. After paying, they give you a big bowl to stuff all the veggies and protein that you can eat. There are four selections of protein, such as chicken, pork, beef and turkey. There is a wide assortment of stir-fry vegetables too, like bean sprouts, water chestnuts and pineapple. When you get to the end of the assembly line, the cooks place a big heaping of noodles on top of your already-full bowl. They also ask what type of sauce you want to go with your food. It takes the cooks 2-3 minutes to cook your entire bowl of food. Food is a tad greasy, but it is delicious. I like the long chow mein noodles that they use. Be beware, they charge you a separate fee for using your credit/debit cards. They don't advertise it at the cashier, nor do they tell you about the extra surcharge. My bill was about $21, and they charged an extra 70 cents on top.
andrewmetzger00
Your only choice of Mongolian BBQ in Sonoma County! It's good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Michael Johnstone
Brought my son, he was so excited that we were both jumping with joy.The food was EXCELLENT.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Angelito ReyesGonzalez
This is my first time eating Mongolian food the smell is driving me
So excited to have some Mongolian BBQ in town. I believe I have to try them again because the time I went the men were getting trained to work the flow of the wok and majority of my meats fell that didn't make it to my plate lol but it's okay. I didn't say anything because they were doing the best they could. Pricing $20+ plate. You pick your own veggies and meat, they get the sauce and noodles for you. Flavors are there, service is great. Another great asset for Santa Rosa.
For mall food I liked it. Was feeling like it was pricey for a bowl but cashier gave hints on how to get the most for your money. It's do it yourself on adding the thin slices of meat and veggies to your bowl, and then someone will add sauces/garlic/chili. Once they take it to cook they will add a bowl of noodles. It's a lot of food. My husband and I could of shared if he didn't ask to add a lot of chili sauce.
Food is soo good and you get so much. The soup and rice in the combo is a plus. A tip, put the rice in the soup and it's perfect :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Build Your Own Bowl
Food wasn't as tasty as the advertised on there pictures and website. The shrimp are not the same size as advertised on the pictures they are very small, not impressed. To be honest I choose better Panda Express instead.
Genghis Khan took over the old Mrs. Fields Cookies spot inside the Santa Rosa Simon Mall. The set-up looks a bit confusing but you head to the cashier first. With the cashier, you prepay for the entrée or combo. After paying, they give you a big bowl to stuff all the veggies and protein that you can eat. There are four selections of protein, such as chicken, pork, beef and turkey. There is a wide assortment of stir-fry vegetables too, like bean sprouts, water chestnuts and pineapple. When you get to the end of the assembly line, the cooks place a big heaping of noodles on top of your already-full bowl. They also ask what type of sauce you want to go with your food. It takes the cooks 2-3 minutes to cook your entire bowl of food. Food is a tad greasy, but it is delicious. I like the long chow mein noodles that they use. Be beware, they charge you a separate fee for using your credit/debit cards. They don't advertise it at the cashier, nor do they tell you about the extra surcharge. My bill was about $21, and they charged an extra 70 cents on top.
Your only choice of Mongolian BBQ in Sonoma County! It's good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Brought my son, he was so excited that we were both jumping with joy.The food was EXCELLENT.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This is my first time eating Mongolian food the smell is driving me
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
So glad they are back in Rosa let's go ??
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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