Mongolian Restaurants in Sacramento, CA

“the best place for lunch in sacramento been coming here for years and years the food is always amazing and the staff is top of the line this is a sacramento staple a must try place to come eat and visit i promise come try there food and you will always come back for more“

“Always been served with a smile, and always been delicious. Unbeatable value, less than 20 dollars for an all you can eat mongolian bbq style noodles. I see some reviews talking about the flavor of the noodles being bland but there is a whole section of sauces and tins of garlic and ginger and chili oil you can add, follow the suggested add-ins. Ask them to cook it an extra time around the griddle, they are afraid of burning food onto the cooking surface but the extra flavor on everything is worth it. If you get it to-go they let you bring your own container and fill up multiple bowls for your one trip through. Worth stopping buy again and again.“

“Sonora location. Tried when first opened and few weeks ago. It was clean (new) and great service. Re-visited yesterday and totally the opposite! Counter was dirty, all food was low. It was 4 o’clock and not busy. The cook, other gentleman and waitress was very unprofessional and unsanitary! The cook, yes while wearing gloves, continued to touch dirty services and our food. At one point he had his cell phone in his hand looking at it while cooking our food. Phone back in dirty pocket, touching his hair then back to cooking our food! The conversation between the three of them were load and unprofessional. I was so ready to leave! Definitely won’t be returning anytime soon.“

“The food is delicious! I love how clean everything is. They are constantly cleaning the counters after patrons go through the lines. I also love how many sauces there are to add to your dish. The only reason I can’t give it 5 stars is because of the super small portion of fried rice and the amount they charge if you want another order. The size is comparable to a tiny ice cream scoop and I was charged $2 for an additional tiny scoop. If you want more rice, make your own at home.“