Mongolian Restaurants near Mountain View, CA

“After wandering up & down Castro St, decided to stop in here after spying some tasty noodles on someone's plate.

The way that it works is that you fill up a bowl or two with all of the ingredients that you want, then they cook it up on the BBQ griddle right in front of you. All you can eat, so you can keep loading up if you want (but max 2 bowls at a time).

The pro move seemed to be to do one bowl with veggies, one bowl with meats, then they can be cooked together. I'd also recommend doing the line for ingredients in reverse order - start with a noodle base & add on top, instead of adding in noodles at the end.

Definitely recommend the pork, chicken, water chestnuts, mushrooms. I'd skip the tofu (even though I normally love tofu).

There's also a self serve vanilla soft serve machine with cake cones. The soft serve itself wasn't stand out on its own, but it was a perfect little balance at the end of the meal.

Plenty of outdoor seating (& great Castro St people watching). Staff was very friendly.

I'd definitely recommend it's worth a stop.“

“Came in at 3pm (very odd time) to have lunch with a friend. It was scrumptious as always and the best service I’ve had. Service can vary depending on group, it is a bit traditional regarding energy because they are never as quick with your order if you are an only women group as they are if you have a man or elder. Aka not a spot to go with the girls unless you’re coming when it’s slow!“

“Su’s is such a welcoming place with amazing food that you can customize to your liking! It’s clean and well kept. The food is cooked right in front of you so you know everything that is going into your meal. When it’s busy, it does get loud but I take it as a sign of a well loved place with lots of happy people!“

“3.5/5.

Average neighborhood Mongolian grill. If you want Mongolian grill food it would work for you. If you have shellfish allergies, or maybe any food allergy, I would avoid this place. They cook by dragging the food around the grill once per person instead of a space they clean like the larger grills will do. They just place the next bowl immediately after and drag it around across the previous persons stuff. I was eating shrimp and I eat spicy, so for me it wasn't an issue. Sucks for the person following me, and sucked for my son (9) as he followed a spice lover and his dish ended up too spicy for him to enjoy. He was pretty disappointed.“