Noodle Plus Mongolian Bbq - Sunnyvale

The food is delicious! Even tho I grabbed 4 total of plates, each one with a reduced size, they don't like that. So 3 plates worth of good size food along with noodles is recommended as opposed to only meat and veggies. So layout your food accordingly. They are nice ppl! Use your Mandarin if you can so you can have an easier time converse. They have eggs rolls to grab. And their noodles are thickkkk. They have beef, lamb, chicken and assortment of veggies and sauces.

My family and I came here after a long hike to eat. We were greeted upon entry and the staff asked if we knew how to serve our food. Basically, select 2 bowls and fill them with your choice of meat(s), noodles, and veggies. We knew this already but it was nice that they took the time to remind us. While the food wad being cooked we helped ourselves to some delicious lumpias, rice, tea eggs, and soup. It didn't even take them 10min to have our meals ready (since they do 1 at a time quickly). Overall, excellent service and food. Definitely recommend if you're looking to try something new and are hungry.

Went to bathroom couple times after eating here. Not recommended for your health.Moreover, the lady worked here or she maybe the owner treat customer differently by their race.She will force you to pay cash when you dine in alone if she knows you are Chinese Mandarin speaker.Also she will place extra charge on you if you only leave couple leaves on your plate, She never do it to people of other race when I observed today.In general, if you are Caucasian, Africa American, Latino…you will be served fine.Avoid here for all Chinese people (mandarin speaker)

This is the best Mongolian BBQ restaurant in the area since El Camino Mongolian BBQ closed due to COVID. Prices are a bit steep, with dinner for two plus a drink costing nearly $50. The interior is quite sparse, but there are some interesting Gundam and One Piece figures that add a nice touch. It definitely surpasses Su's Mongolian BBQ in quality. From my personal experience, it’s usually pretty quiet inside, which can feel a bit awkward when you're one of the only customers—but the food definitely makes it worthwhile.

I'm quite upset about the misleading pricing. The sign indicates that kids are charged less than adults. However, when I went to pay, I was informed that the kids' pricing only applies to those shorter than four feet. As a result, I had to pay the adult price for both of my 8-year-olds.