Mongolian Restaurants near Cerritos, CA

“Been coming here for years. A family tradition place for us.“

“Great Khan's Mongolian Grill has always been my go-to lunch spot inside a mall. I've had it near my workplace in Burbank Mall and here in Cerritos Mall. Today, I came to Cerritos Mall to buy some stuff for my trip next month, and I got hungry and decided to stop by the Great Khan's. As you can tell from my pictures, this place is clean, which is why I enjoy coming here. I got myself a large Mongolian stir-fried noodle bowl with carrots, green peppers, onions, jalapeños, mushrooms, broccoli, and all their sauces and garlic. Their vegetable bar always looks fresh, and the clean area is always nice to see.

The man who cooks the meal bowl has been working there for a while and already has the system perfected. He cooked my meal perfectly and always served it to me extremely hot. When I ordered my food and received it, it took about 10 minutes.
My food was packed with flavor, hot and spicy, which I loved. The noodles were perfectly cooked and always the highlight of this meal. Add some Sriracha and soy sauce, and the meal is amped up by 100%.

In conclusion, this meal cost me $22.98 and was worth every penny. If it wasn't obvious, I will be returning, and I highly recommend this place if you shop inside Cerritos Mall.“

“Delicious! We stopped in with a group of 7 on our way to the Great Wolf Lodge for dinner.

It was easy to order. Your biggest decision is one plate or all you can eat. The one plate is very generous so you've really got to be hungry to make all you can eat it pay out. There are a bunch of rules if you decide to do all you can eat posted on the wall.

Once you pay, you get a bowl to fill with the meats & veggies. If you have kids, you might encourage them to fill their bowls. You can either eat their leftovers or take them home with you.

The meats include meatballs, beef, pork & chicken. Too many vegetables to choose from. Three types of noodles. Vermicelli, egg & something else I can't remember. Two of us went egg and while the nameless noodles were good (the other 5 people got them) I think the egg is superior.

You pick some sauces and the chefs cook up your meal.

Hot & fresh!

There's a restroom and a fountain soda machine. You can also just get water.

Definitely a delicious stop if you like stir fry noodles.“

“I’ve been craving Mongolian Bbq for a while but haven’t really explored. Saw this place with good ratings and must say, the ratings didn’t lie! It’s a cosy hole in the wall place which you know that means it’s good. Staff are very friendly and attentive, explaining the menu and how this roll. I got the all you can eat with my boyfriend, it was so much food! I will absolutely come again and I will highly recommend this place to friends!“

“It’s been a while since I last had Mongolian BBQ, probably mostly inside malls. This was a new one for me being in a plaza outside of a mall. This restaurant was set up like a Chipotle style where you choose the ingredients for your meal instead of picking it out with tongs on your own. The food was good and there was some sauce provided that made it even better.“

“I just finished a bulgogi beef bento plate along with California rolls and Jin San spicy ramen. Well I do have some of the California rolls leftover. It was a feast. All quite delicious! Very tasty. This is a take out place with a few small tables. It is a clean place and the staff is friendly and helpful. The prices are Reasonable and the Portions are generous enough. The food is fresh and cooked to order. All small businesses are facing the same labor and food products pricing stresses on their bottom line. Please support your local businesses.“

“Insanely great food, in addition to amazing service. the pork plate is a must try! Their Mongolian BBQ is remarkable as well.“

“i just love their boba 😍😍 good food as well“

“This place is a little gem in South Whittier. Bomb noodles made with veggies of choice and plenty of meat. Last time it was cash only so please have cash on hand before you order. It's a simple hole in the wall with a couple seats but you can smell the food cooking.

Parking: It's a bit tight during peak times but you should be able to find a spot to park.“