Gobi Barbecue - Foster City

Large selection of meat and vegetables that you can season and season yourself. Your cook will wake it up for you on the huge cook top. Many opportunity to create another dish each time you are for more.

Excited for this New all u can eat Mongolian bbq! Lots of meats, veggies, tofu and sauces. Plus soft serve and donuts included! Lunch is cheaper and they have kids prices. Nice clean environment in a fantastic new urban center!

Great spot with lots of variety. The place is brand spanking new and the staff intends to keep it that way (they were constantly cleaning tables, wiping counters, Ann’s tidying up the food prep areas). The cooks had smiles on their faces, meat and veggies looked fresh, and the price is just right (for the peninsula). They even had yummy sides (chicken wings, fried rice, soup, other fried items) and dessert (ice cream) David welcomed all guests, helped a family with children get their food, and made sure to check in. Wouldnt been surprised if this place was packed the next time I come!

This concept is amazing. You can make your meal cruelty free (vegan ... Least temperature damage to food, Avoid other things you don't want and make so many variations to taste. God Bless you. keep going!

The restaurant is clean and welcoming, even though it's a bit off the beaten path. I haven't come across another Mongolian BBQ in the peninsula for quite some time. Plus, my 2-year-old dined for free! Not every restaurant needs to be fancy or have a unique signature dish to earn a five-star rating from me. If I enjoy the food—especially if it’s fresh and the atmosphere is friendly—I’m sold! I have a special fondness for noodles, which my child adorably calls "NooNoo." It’s a delightful experience we can share together. You start by selecting your choice of meat and noodles, then comes the fun part: adding spices. While opinions may differ on meat or noodles, I love piling on onions, spinach, and water chestnuts. There’s also a variety of sauces to complement your meal. Once you've filled your bowl, you get to cook everything on a huge hot plate using oversized chopsticks, packing it all into a box or plate of your choice. The only downside to this restaurant is that it doesn't offer an all-you-can-eat Mongolian BBQ option. But with reasonable prices and the chance to go for seconds, it’s still a great experience!