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I've done take out Mongolian BBQ & the Mongolian Chicken. More than enough food to carry through my O.T. at work. Loved it with the fried rice. Hostes…
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Twin Dragon Mongolian Barbeque
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Good but needs some changes.. I've been here several times and while I think the Mongolian bbq here is consistently good the buffet is consistently no…
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Twin Dragon Mongolian Barbeque
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Sweet n Sour Shrimp. Its been awhile..but fried rice vegies n sweet n sour Shrimp ...and egg drop soup...…
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Twin Dragon Mongolian Barbeque
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10 Reviews on “Twin Dragon Mongolian Barbeque”
Seriously the best!. I love this place. I come to get to go a lot of times and fry it up and bring it home. All my kids love coming here, ages 10, 7,3 and 9 month old boy …(they love him there….seeing as we go there soo much 🙂 delicious food, the guy who fries it up does a great job adding the mixture of seasonings and oils and stuff. unlike…some places ive been…my husband always gets some saki. we all leave happy and full 🙂 with a fun lil fortune cookie 🙂 come to think of it…I think ima go there now! see you guys in a bit!
Dried out and old. It seems as though its been there for days
I love this place. I come here just for the build it yourself stir fry.
My kids like this place (9 and 14). I would say for the price its good.
Pleasantly Surprised. I was pleasantly surprised by Twin Dragon. The interior is better than I expected given the awful exterior and the general location (Fairview). As others have mentioned, the buffet was not that impressive, and the greasy fried foods looked like they had been sitting for a long time. However, I don’t go to these places for the americanized, greasy Chinese food but the Mongolian BBQ. In that regard, Twin Dragon scored well. They had pretty good spicy szechuan option, and most importantly, they had noodles as an option. After hearing so many glowing reviews of Ding How from co-workers, I was very disappointed the Mongolian BBQ there lacked any type of noodles. Overall I would return to Twin Dragon before Ding How (although the 14.99 price was a bit steep).
The buffet has old meat and food that’s been under the lamps far too long. Not good!
Updated decor and friendly staff. M bbq is the best. The buffet is so so but added to your bbq noodles makes it super