“Amazing service - they gave us multiple sauce boxes when we asked for them, and the portions are huge, especially for the cheap price. Some of the dishes are a little too salty or sweet, but if you're looking for a quick, cheap and delicious place to eat, this is it.“
“I always have a phenomenal experience at Mongolian Grill. The fresh food is amazing, and the leftovers keep even better because the food is cooked right in front of you. It might take you going one or two times to get the sauce ratios right, but if you have a cook in the family just let them go wild and I promise you it will be the most delicious meal you've had in a long time. If you can get the right concoction, this restaurant is by far the best in the state, and is up there in the caliber of great restaurants from places like Colorado and Nevada. The staff are always exceptionally kind, you can ask any question you want without ever feeling like a burden or like your question will go unanswered. With the 1-2 days worth of leftovers that you get, combined with the outstanding food quality and service, a $50 meal between two with added gratuity is just a wonderful bargain.Vegetarian options: All of the ingredients are separated into containers that are very regularly cleaned, all different vegetables with the meat on one clear side of the line. When it comes to the vegetarian options, there is almost any veggie you can think of off the top of your head, including a few odd ones like bamboo shoots and water chestnuts, truly all you can eat.Parking: The parking is slightly difficult to access but they have a lot behind the building if the front lot is full. It's just located on a very busy street.Kid-friendliness: I constantly see families when I go here. Definitely kid friendly, as I have also seen high chairs.Wheelchair accessibility: I would say that it is fairly wheelchair accessible other than a tight entrance, potentially making it hard to push a wheel chair through the front door. They have many different styles of tables, not just the booths in the front room, making it accessible for all different potential handicap related concerns.“