Mongolian Grill
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I was so very disappointed with the food, the service. The salade bar is not fresh, it looks like it's been there for a week. We ordered Calamari, whi…
Shelley May
Mongolian Grill
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Arrived here tonight for dinner before catching a movie, although it's not our first visit here. This is a local fave of the kids.For those unfamiliar…
Derek
Mongolian Grill
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Waterloo location is better. When I found this in Whitby I thought it would be good. I was wrong. they often burnt the food. The sauces are so flavorl…
Scott
Mongolian Grill
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Mongolian Grill is open for Casual Dining. Mongolian Grill serves Asian and Canadian dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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9 Reviews on “Mongolian Grill”
I was so very disappointed with the food, the service. The salade bar is not fresh, it looks like it’s been there for a week. We ordered Calamari, which if anyone knows you have to eat this when it is Hot!! Well it wasn’t, we had to flag our waitress down to ask for another gingerale, Over all, horrible service, Will not be going back, by the way when we got there, there was only 4 tables of people, so its not as if it was busy, A total waste of $65.00.
Arrived here tonight for dinner before catching a movie, although it’s not our first visit here. This is a local fave of the kids.For those unfamiliar with the Mongolian, it is a self service, pick your own dinner contents and watch them cook it for you on the hot stone. There is a wide variety of comet a available; meats, pastas, vegetables, sauces and spices which you pile into your bowl and take to the cooks for preparation. The feel is open and slightly on the upscale side although the fixtures tone that feel down to some degree. Generally in my visits here the staff had been friendly and attentive and tonight was no exception.It’s hard to really complain about the food, seeing as you’re selecting your own ingredients; the steam tables are kept well stocked with fresh supplies even on the busy nights.The desserts here are also very good, most notably the red velvet cake.The cost may be slightly steep for the whole experience – about $70 for two including tip (and a couple of drinks). However on the whole the experience is always enjoyable, and somehow we always end up coming back. Can’t knock it.