Yummy Bowl Mongolian Stir-Fry & Sushi
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A nice place to eat. If you bring more than 5 people with you, expect to pay 18% more than you would because they charge you without telling you or having it posted anywhere in the restaurant. We usually enjoy eating here. We brought family with us and had a poor server, then they threw in the surprise extra fee because we had 7 people... when I asked, they then told me about the fee and where it told about it in the store... they said and I quote "when we 1st opened, we had it...read full review
The chow is satisfactory but the ordering process is confusing. I also don't feel that I received all the chow that I packed into my bowl as it was a tiny amount when I packed a hefty amount. I also got pieces mixed in that I did not pick out such as corn and pineapples.... I was told to send a message via the Facebook but have not received a response.. it is expensive and I would like to receive all that I package because I remained hungry.
The food wasn’t too bad. I wished they’d explained how the whole thing works. It’s a good system when you know how to create your meal. The spring roll wasn’t that’s good. The service was good for my spouse but not me 😂. The waiter only directed all questions and services towards him so I couldn’t get any of my requests. Could be a culture thing but I am unsure as it didn’t seem so for other tables. The atmosphere was pretty nice....read full review
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
Yummy Bowl Mongolian Stir-Fry & Sushi is a newer Mongolian grill type restaurant that is popular during lunch. The space can accommodate groups and customers can find a spot quickly. The line moves fast even when the place is full, and the staff prepare bowls in minutes. Customers pick out their proteins, sauces, and toppings and the chef cooks them hot and brings the bowl to the table. The menu includes many options: fish, shrimp, lamb, steak, chicken, pork, noodles, broccoli, squid, and many kinds of fish. The build your own bowl is a favorite because it is affordable and allows plenty of quantity. The flavors are good, though some say they could be more pronounced and that the seasoning should be stronger. Customers can add yum yum and other sauces at the end of the build station, otherwise the bowl may lack flavor. The restaurant serves Pepsi on fountain and coke in bottles, but no diet or zero sugar. The place is clean and the staff sometimes forget drink orders or utensils, but the overall service is fast. Food is fresh, crispy wings and strips taste great, and the Chicken teriyaki rice bowl with steamed rice is tasty. Spring rolls are bland and greasy, but most dishes are delicious. The restaurant does not serve alcoholic beverages. It is a good lunch spot for coworkers or quick meals, and many recommend visiting for the unique all‑you‑can‑eat style and the variety of fresh ingredients.