Mongo Bongo Mongolian Grill

Food is ok, though not a super wide selection of components. No seafood components. Nice that there are screens with sports-kids liked it.

I like the concept of build-your-own stir fry. Can't blame anyone but yourself if your concoction tastes crappy! Not much different from other Mongolian grill concepts. No seafood (shrimp) as a protein, but had beef, chicken, pork. No lamb, either, which is a surprise since it's Mongolian. Kind of no-frills, but after 3 BIG bowls, I left stuffed happy! I hadn't eaten all day, so it's perfect for intermittent fasts.

Very good service, i like the idea to choose all the ingredients for cooking by myself, and the taste is good, definitely come back here next time

Cute place to chill and have a bite. The service is good and the food is delicious. Great prices on drinks as well

What I like about this place; choice of ingredients for one's concoction. Healthy looking ingredients, good setup and how they manage the process. Service was very good. Nothing I can complain about. Ambiance and eating experience: overall not a very exciting eatery/ kind of dimly lit with somber feel. Not going to attract a whole lot of camera fetish folks. Okay with it, if you are for here for the food. Typically burley dudes..... Or working folks coming here on lunch. Had the lunch AYCE option. The food can be delicious if you have some experience stir frying with similar ingredients. Lots of comments about being too salty or too much sauce, duh?!? It is not the establishment's fault, you probably put too much sauce yourself. The downside/ their AYCE is slightly on the pricier side but okay if you can make it work. Though many other establishments that offer AYCE also have desserts and drinks options, but not here, as far as price point is concerned. The way to get the best out of this is to design your stir fry meal ahead of time, if bring your own sauce on the side.