Mongolian Grill

We visited for dinner Saturday, and what an Exceptional Experience it was! It's unique format surprised us; it is both a Salad Bar and Grill Buffet. However, you fill your own bowl with your choice from a wide variety of foods, then have it grilled by Chefs while you wait! At your table, you can ask for rice or tortillas, or in my case - both! You may return as many times as you like, to create your own Custom Delight. The deserts were wicked, too. The place is designed in High Style, with many intimate booths with high, upholstered surrounds. The staff were very engaging and professional. Truly a Unique Experience! Check it out for yourself!

Drove over from Orillia to treat ourselves to Mongolian Grill while on holidays. Was here about a year ago and this experience did not disappoint. Our server Alyssa was amazing and attentive, bringing drink refills without being asked and checking to be sure we were doing ok overall. We asked about a dessert item (lemoncello) and she highly recommended - it was a lovely end to a delicious meal! The manager also checked on us a couple of times during our meal. I would highly recommend this place for amazing do-it- yourself (sort of) stirfry - you put together the ingredients and a cook sirfries it with sticks on a giant hot plate!! Will definitely be returning!

This place is a lot of fun. I love making my own bowl just as I like it. There are countless combinations. The meat is delicious. Tried the Korean beef tonight it was amazing. I love all the sauces and I like my stir fly nice and saucy. Saw my name on the Instagram promo and enjoyed a free meal! Thank you so much!

This place has some of the nicests ambiance. Perfect for a date night out or a birthday dinner. The food is fresh. We came for the all you can eat buffet and it was so fresh. All the combinations were great. I also recommend the chai. It came in a big cup and was some of the best chai I've ever had

Great first experience. Have it your way, pick your ingredients buffet with huge variety of meat, fish, veggies, seasonings and sauces. Fresh food cooked fastly and skillfully in front of you. Food is fresh and pretty good, depending on how you season and mix it. All staff were very prompt at their jobs. Our server Alexa was awesome.

First time at Mongolian Grill and it was AMAZING! You're my new favourite! I rarely leave reviews, but everything was fantastic! So its basically all you can eat, pick your protein, then add ons like veg, noodles, spices and sauces and take it to the chefs who work their magic on this big, round grill. One person in our party had been to a different location before and it was menu only, no grill. We were told this location is the only one of its kind. They have a few menu items as well, but you go for the grill experience. Anyway, lots of parking, great food, great staff and even the bathrooms need to be applauded! I have food allergies and intolerances, as well as Crohn's and our server Alyssa went above and beyond. She even created a custom mocktail for me that was so delicious my friend ordered the same with alcohol. She explained how to assemble our bowls for the chefs to cook. Lots of fresh selections, shrimp, chicken, lamb, pork, beef, tofu, you name it. It was also VERY clean, so many sauces and spices. Everything was delicious. The salad bar was really good, too. Alyssa kept us stocked with warm tortillas, sour cream and rice for the table. The owner was there, asking how everything was. It was so nice! Then dessert. The pecan pie, the banana thing and the cheesecake, well...bliss! Now for the bathrooms: each one was a single, private room with full door, its own sink and again, very clean. Most places I just order from the menu and hope for the best. At Mongolian Grill I got exactly what I wanted exactly the way I wanted it. Can't wait to go back!

If you're looking for a unique dining experience, check out the Mongolian Grill in Whitby!The moment I walked in, I was greeted by the delicious smell of fresh ingredients. You get to choose your own veggies, meats, and sauces, then watch as they cook it right in front of you! Each bite was packed with flavor, and I loved creating my own perfect dish. If you’re in the area, don’t miss out on this tasty adventure!

Neat and clean environment with a good ambiance. At first, I was unsure where we were going because of the name “Mongolian Restaurant”… but after experiencing it, I was impressed. They offer HALAL FOOD (except the soup section, which is not halal), live cooking, make-your-own bowls 🍲, spices🌶, and much more. We also met the owner without knowing he was the owner until he served dessert on the house at our table when we were paying the bill. 😀 I really appreciated his great efforts, hospitality, the way he treats his customers, and how he cleans the place with his own hands while checking each table to ensure everyone is satisfied. I wasn’t able to thank him properly at the end, but I’ll definitely visit again with my family.

Mongolian Grill is an AYCE buffet style restaurant. They give you a small bowl and you walk around filling it with ingredients that their chefs cook in from of you on a large "grill". There are plenty of choices from which to choose. Meats: lamb. beef, chicken breast, Korean marinaded beef. Seafood: Shrimp, Surimi, salmon. Vegan: tofu, falafel. Noodles: lo mein, rice noodles, udon, pasta. Vegetables (not all listed): bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, mushrooms, green pepper, onions, spinach, hot peppers, cabbage, carrots, potatoes, bean sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, and more. Then there are about 14 sauces to choose from. You can go with one or mix. And, there are 20 spices to select from. Choose what you want. Pass to the chefs and they cook it up. There are thousands of possible combinations. It can get busy and you may have to wait 8-10 minutes for your food to taken and cooked. I don't care for their technique for cooking. Because they have divided the grill into 12 zones, they don't really "stir fry" you food. The flavors don't really mix well together. They need to toss the food a bit more so the flavors and spices mix. There is a little salad bar with lettuce, cucumbers, potato salad. macaroni salad pickled beets and a few more items. The night went they had a chicken noodle soup and minestrone soup. It's out of the way for me, but if I were passing by sometime in the future, I would return.

It's always a treat to dine at The Mongolian Grill in Whitby. It's a unique experience, featuring fresh ingredients with the flavours of your choice. If you're unfamiliar with their concept, it's a buffet of raw ingredients and seasonings, including meats, seafood, vegetables, and more. Choices include beef, chicken, lamb, shrimps, fish, tofu, fresh vegetables, a wide variety of spices and seasonings, and so much more. Whether you're a meat lover, pescatarian, or vegetarian, there's more than enough to satisfy your carvings. There's also soup and salad, along with rice and tortillas, if you choose. I can never resist. After choosing your ingredients and seasonings, it will be expertly cooked for you on their huge plancha grill. It's a stir-fry, combining all the ingredients that you chose. This might be the only place where you influence the final outcome of your dish! On my first round, I chose lamb and beef, with noodles, some veggies, and Asian seasonings. It was really good. For round two, I had more lamb, more veggies, and a spicier seasoning mix. Although I would have loved to have tried some of their seafood choices, I was so full! This was a good meal! They also offer some great desserts but I was too stuffed to indulge. Check them out in the Whitby Entertainment Centrum!

2nd time since 5yrs ago, (we live far away) still a great experience. I agree with reviews from a few years ago about the salad bar- its weak selection and location in the corner isn't worth the trip. I understand why they maintain it, but they either need to move it to other side of the grill filling station or get rid of it. Contrary to previous reviews, the protein selection was top notch- lamb, korean beef, mid-size shrimp, AAA Beef, chicken etc was fresh and clean. The vegetable were also fresh. The available sauces and spices will cater to all tastes. The grilling station is efficient and well organized. The cooks take pride in their work and their workstation. Restaurant is clean, nice decor and lovely atmosphere. Not sure what the complaints about the bowl size are really about- its all you can eat! You can go up as many times as you want. You can do the same dish over and over or you can make up new dishes to try. I guess people want to make less trips between their table and the grill? Some will say its pricey for all you can eat ($35), but its still way cheaper than Mandarin ($50). The service was quick, friendly and attentive. Alyssa took care of us. She always had bowls available and getting drink refills. Very good experience just like the last time. Hope to go back again earlier than 5yrs from now.

I like this place, did they move or close their Toronto site? I drove by as usual but didn't see them there, am looking for an alternative and may try Whitby!

This place is great. Though small aspects are different, it's still the same. Love the live cooking, the fresh ingredients, the good service and staff. It's a place worth going to again.

Very attentive, friendly and kind wait staff member helped us today who made us feel welcomed. The meats and other components of the AYCE stir fry dishes were fresh though the selection is small. The food was delicious if you know which ingredients to add together. Room was spacious and clean. The food servers/ preparers were fast and mostly friendly also. Recommended if you miss the original Mongolian Grill restaurants.

Service was awesome. Our waitress was very attentive. The food was awesome lots of choices. Great atmosphere. My kids hadn't experienced anything like this before and they had a great time. This place is a little expensive. There were 4 of us and the bill came to $170 before tip. Mind you, the wife and I had a glass wine each ($12 for the cheapest glass). If go back. Not for a bit though because of the price. But overall we had a great time

last night was date night for my wife and I when we went to Mongolian Grill The food was great. The atmosphere and noise level in the restaurant was great no loud music but what did it for us and why we're writing this review was our server Alyssa number 14 she made the experience great for my wife and I very bubbly and friendly to talk to, I'd like to thank her for a great night Harry Van staveren

Love the food and the variety. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Tried different dishes and was not disappointed

There's nothing Mongolian about Mongolian Barbecue, which is what this place serves up (it's from Taiwan) but it's still pretty decent. You choose various ingredients and sauces, and they'll be grilled for you. It's all you can eat too. Due to covid-19 there've been some changes - you no longer fill the bowls of stuff to cook yourself, but fill out a sheet of paper and someone will do it for you. This reduces your flexibility. For example you're limited to one protein per order. You can still ask for half portions (so you can try more combinations). Although each bowl comes with a carb (rotini, chow mein or rice noodles), they give you rice and tortillas to eat your fryup with. When I ordered rotini or chow mein I got quite a lot of noodles, but rice noodles was a modest portion. This might be useful if you want to pace yourself. Besides the Mongolian Barbecue, there's also a soup and salad bar, but I had to ask the server about it when I saw it on the way to the washroom. There were 2 soups (chicken noodle and vegetable), the usual salad components, potato salad and coleslaw. The soups were decent, and the potato salad and coleslaw were ok. They have daily specials too. It was Friday and martinis were $7 (usual price $9.50). I had an El nino martini. It was decent - not dilute, though by no means strong. Given the breadth of choices, not all combinations of flavours worked. Though you kind of only have yourself to blame, since you make all the decisions. I had 4 gos at it: Shrimp with rice noodles, bean medley, water chestnut and bamboo shoots, fried with Shanghai and lemon sauces and topped with Mongolian spice, black pepper and mixed herbs was ok. The shrimp were pretty small, but the water chestnut was nice and crunchy and there was quite a lot of it. Marinated beef with chow mein, minced garlic, bean sprouts and diced tomatoes fried with teriyaki and Mongolian Fire sauces, topped with beef spice, mixed herbs and parsley was pretty good. It was overly flavourful, though, possibly since the chow mein soaked up the sauces too well. There was also too much edamame and chow mein. This was the only order I cut with tortillas and rice. Calamari, rotini, tofu, mushroom and edamame fried with szechuan and honey garlic sauces and topped with ginger, lemon pepper and seasoning salt didn't work so well. There was too much rotini and it was too soft. The tofu was a shade too soft for stir frying, and the calamari was a little limp (still okay, but not as firm and fresh as good calamari should be). The sauces were only alright. Turkey sausage, rice noodles, onions, zucchini and diced tomatoes fried with BBQ and lemon sauces and spiced with cajun, oregano and basil worked the best of the 4. The flavours went well together and the ingredients complemented each other. The turkey sausage was much better than expected - it was really tasty.

My wife and I visited the Mongolian Grill in Whitby for the first time May 3rd to celebrate our 49th wedding anniversary. Our server, Alyssa, was very attentive and explained everything to us about how things worked. She made sure that we were comfortable with the process and checked in on us several times. She even brought us ice bomb to celebrate!! The food was excellent and such a nice treat to see the food prepared in front of you without all the preservatives. The room was very serene and relaxing. The lighting wasn't too bright but enough that it was comfortable. We really enjoyed the experience and will be back. Thanks Alyssa for making this a great experience.

I've been to this chain a few times but first time at this location. Was here for a mini party dinner. Restaurant is big and perfect for parties and events with a private dining area on the second floor. This place essentially is an all you can eat stir fried noodle / rice place. You basically choose any meats, seafood and various veggie toppings along with your favorite sauces and seasoning to add that extra flavor to your liking. They even offer Halal Chicken as a selection. Food gets tossed into a hot stir fried grill by a chef and cooked right in front of you. Not only do you get a nice selection of all you can eat noodles but also if you have a sweet tooth, they offer a wide selection of desserts for very reasonable prices. FYI the cheesecakes are right from Cheesecake Factory! They even offer daily specials including Weds $5 desserts and Thurs Family Day 25% discounts. Service is amazing and very friendly staff. Will definitely return in the near future.

Came back to Mongolian Grill with my family and had a better experience. I had a better understanding of how it works and so my meals were delicious.

Under new ownership. Came here for the first time after passing by a number of times and had a great experience. Being able to mix and made your own dishes is great. You can even pick your sauce and from a number of different spices. Best of all, it's all you can eat.

Excellent meat and fish choices, with a variety of noodles and sauces. Great for kids who can choose whatever ingredients they want and then watch it being cooked on the huge grill right in front of them. There were up to three chefs cooking simultaneously when we were there, so we never had to wait long to get our next serving. Very good value for an all-you-can-eat. Worth the drive to Whitby, as the restaurant is just off the 401.

Food: buffet style food. At Mongolian grill, you are your own chef. Build you own bowl with your proteins (halal), veggies, carbs, sauce and spices then sit back and enjoy the show! This locations offers cheesecakes from the Cheesecake Factory! They offer some amazing dessert options. My favourite is the vanilla cheesecake AND the dessert waffles (the waffles are crunchy and comes with huge scoops of creamy ice cream). They also offer a variety of specialty latte: turmeric, beetroot and matcha.

The food was alright! Confusing menu, and the server did not help us understand how to order. We had to ask for rice multiple times because the portion is quite small. The server was really nice and great though! The food could be better.

The interior really does impress when you first walk in, the booths are very aesthetic. Meats and veggies are very good quality 10/10 and the chefs table really makes it an experience. The only thing lacking would definitely be the salad and soup bar. I love my salads but found myself not wanting anything from the bar. It lacked taste and freshness. Improve the salad/soup bar, add dessert to the ayce and it's definitely a 5 star restaurant.

Unfortunately this Mongolian grill is underwhelming from the others that were around. They only have the noodle hot grill but no other items. Dessert costs $ for adults but included in kids meal. Not worth it for the price you play and options around.

Just left this place and I am so incredibly furious. I had 2 x $25 gift cards that were purchased last October. The waitress explained to me that the restaurant does not accept these cards any longer as the ownership has changed hands. I requested to speak to the owner who attended my table only to tell me that I was not able to use my $50 worth of gift cards as the Mongolian grill changed names from JKs to JBs Mongolian Grill when he purchased it. The owner then proceeded to give me a cell phone number for the previous owner to call him to get him to refund me my money. I responded to the man that I thought this was bad business and maybe he should take my gift cards and honor them and call the previous owner for his own reimbursement. The owner basically shrugged me off.

So, I find the key with going to the Mongolian grill is knowing what to do in order for your food to turn out, since you are the "chef" They are under new ownership since the last time I went. I went in the past and my food was a little dry since I didn't add enough sauce. I reserved a bowl to add some sauce on the end and my food went from a 3 to a 4. They have an all you can eat option which is great if you are hungry and looking to having different options. They have so many options to please the vegetarian, for those who eat halal and even those who have a sweet tooth. Personally, I think their desserts are a really good way to go if you are looking for dinner and dessert since they are Cheesecake factory Cheesecake and the cakes are so good. I actually really enjoy the coffee at the end with the cake. They were the perfect pairing. Would make a cute date night before or after a movie. Can't wait to go again when they are open.

we used to go to Mongolian grill at don mills but they closed, it was my kid birthday and she really wanted Mongolian so we took the drive to Whitby ( from Vaughan) but it was really not worth it... food wasnt something to write about,, they kids that cook it not really know how to do it . sorry but we won't be back.

The only reason for two stars is because the concept itself is unique and seeing your food get cooked in front of you was a nice touch as well but, aside from that it was a lacklustre experience. Service was extremely slow which was shocking because the place was empty and when we asked for more bowls the waitress gave us a look as if we were overdoing it. Lady! It's all you can eat, the bowls are the sizes of tea cups and this was our second bowl chill a bit. The selection of protein was limited but the worst was the carb selections which was white rice that was stuck together in climbs, really dry Asian noodles and pasta which also saw some better days. Undeterred I loaded up on veggies and sauced the hell out of it. Most of your meal ends up left on the stir fry station so once your meal is done it's like less than a quarter of a cup of food. Cool experience yes a go to on a regular probably not but I can see the appeal which is the Hollywood come next door.

Been going here for 15+ years. Now under new management and their efforts to save money and increase profits is painfully evident in the downhill quality of the entire experience. Salad bar located outside the washroom, selections are not worth the trip... Very sad really. Stirfry options have been downgraded to cheapest available ingredients of questionable quality. Sausage has been replaced with turkey sausage, no more lamb, shrimp is tiny resting in a bin of sludge, gone are the luscious fresh vegetables replaced with whatever is cheapest. Cross contamination risks are everywhere around the grill, appalling! Really obvious new owners care nothing about quality or customer satisfaction. $20 for one trip with a small bowl, AYCE is $25, but you must ask for another bowl to make additional visits to the grill, not a very tackful approach to providing an enjoyable dining experience. The novelty of "Mongolian grill" wears off quickly. So many alternate dining options available nearby. Better value for your money elsewhere. Have hosted numerous family events at this location because it was a fun and enjoyable meal. This was our last visit. Would not recommend. Dine somewhere else.

Tried for the first time with friends. We expected the waitress to explain the process so us first timers (which we mentioned to her) would understand, but she was not thorough at all. We ended up wasting 20$ and making pretty bad stir fry's. I do not recommend coming here unless you have an experienced Mongolian grill-er with you to help you.

Location: In the Whitby Entertainment Centrum, ample parking space. The entrance is on the opposite side of the lot. Kind of an awkward place to get to. Facility: Dated and small. Not much to say in terms of atmosphere and decor. If you've been to other Mongolian Grills in Toronto, you'll be very disappointed. Food Quality & Price: $22 per person for all you can eat dinner. Do yourself a favour, drive down the 401, pay $3 more to go to the Genghis Khan Mongolian Grill. Skip this joke. On the table, you get white rice and ... tortilla shells?! Wtf? Okay. Go up to the grill, you can't mix meats... okay, never heard of that rule. Selection is quite sparse. Includes lots of pasta, though. Sauces and spices left a lot to be desired, very underwhelming. Alright, let's check out the appetizer bar. Where is it? Oh, just outside the washrooms... in the corner. Oh look, the creole soup and tomato ravioli is all canned quality and full of sodium. Enjoy the wiff of the toilets as you go by. The salad bar looks like its been sitting there for days. No thanks. I don't want to get food poisoning. Service: Wait staff were great. Friendly and chatty. No particularly fast or anything. Good enough. The "chefs" are like 20-something kids who look like they're working a fast food joint. No water is added to the heat, no showmanship, no mixing of meats. They were nice, though and greeted every patron with a smile. Overall: Just a completely westernized version of "Mongolian". It's really just the Manchu-Wok of Mongolian Grills. They took the concept and made it just laughable. Came by invitation of friends that live in Whitby - LOL nice of them, but never again.

I enjoyed my meal so much! The restaurant has been recently renovated with really modern colours and textures. It's a huge space which makes it PERFECT for holiday parties and corporate events. Plus, because each person can make their own meal there are no awkward moments of trying to figure out which dish everyone is down to share. The biggest surprise was the expanded selection and way higher quality of meat than it used to be. That and they have Cheesecake Factory cakes meaning I don't have to trek all the way to Yorkdale for a high quality sugar fix. Cannot say enough good things about the restaurant, the ambiance, the servers, or the food. Amazing experience, especially now around the holidays with a larger group!

The concept of this restaurant is unique and had me intrigued. I was excited to create my own bowl and have it cooked in front of me but felt overwhelmed when it came down to it. Seeing uncooked meat in the open (on ice) was a bit unappealing to me. Anyways, I embraced the experience and filled my bowl with uncooked beef and vegetables. There was plenty of choice and I found myself unsure what to sauce to pair with my choices. Adding spices was also a bit tricky but I chose some and the cooks whipped it altogether. The meal was pleasant, not amazing but enjoyable none the less. There also was a salad and soup bar available and included in the cost of the lunch stir fry. I liked the bean salad which was tasty and heavy on the dill (which I like!), the beets and pickles. The cottage cheese was a surprising option but I enjoyed it as my dessert. We also ordered a side of tortillas and salsa, sour cream and cheese. The wait staff has it pretty easy, only having to take empty plates and refill drinks, yet we had to go all meal long without a refill of water (and our meals were spicy!) Overall a nice lunch.

I wish they had someone replacing tongs with clean ones. Soup looked really bad and salad bar was very sad.

The food was good and the place was very clean. The cheese cake was nice and the custom bowl option very good for trying out different combinations.

It's not worth it. About 10 years ago, it might have been worth it at least for the experience of watching them cook, but it's all young chefs now, and they're not very good. Not that it was amazing back then, but the flavours were definitely better. The food is a bit bland now. I wouldn't bother if I were you.

We arrived at 9pm and asked if they were still open, they assured us we could have dinner. After deciding on our first bowl of food they asked us if we were having more. Confused they rushed us to fill a second bowl, as all of a sudden they were closing. We were rushed out so quickly I didn't even finish my beer. The following morning both my partner and I were mildly ill. Would not recommend would not return. The flavours and food are underwhelming and boring. Save your money (it's expensive) and go somewhere where they make the food for you.

An entertaining novelty with poor service, but quality food. I've been here about 6-8 times now, and always this location, although I am sure their are locations. Mongolian Grill all but cries out that it is a chain restaurant. Like the other reviews explained, you sit, order a drink, have a salad and/or soup, then go fill up a bowl of raw meat, vegetables, sauces and spices before giving it to the cooks as they prepare it in front of you with cooking swords. When you return to your table, a bowl of steamed white rice and flour tortillas will be waiting for you. You have the choice of a meal (once) or a feast (unlimited visits to the grill). I think the difference in price is about $3.00, although I always fill my initial bowl to the very top, I have never needed the feast. The restaurant is not very big, and the staff tries to keep from opening the 2nd floor whenever possible, even if there is a wait at the front door, which is very inconvenient in the winter time. VERY COLD! The staff has always been friendly, but all they really do is bring you drinks, clear your plates, and bring you your bill, and it always seems that they are either too slow, or too understaffed. Either way it has been a problem. Earlier I mentioned that I have never had the "feast", just the "meal", yet I always seem to get charged for a "feast", so my biggest tip is to MAKE SURE YOU CHECK YOUR BILL. Don't get charged for the wrong order. Even though I love the food, and the ability to create and fine-tune my own dish, the service is not good enough. I return because of the food, but unfortunately I know what I am getting myself into in regards to the service. I'm curious to hear your responses on the service. Is it just bad luck on my part? Stephen Y

One of my favourite places to eat, the food is amazing, servers and cooks are also very friendly! Highly recommend!

This is not fine dining or great food ... Its dining entertainment. You are the chef as you fill your bowl with with veggies and raw meats then hand it to the kids who move it around with wooden sticks on a giant circular flattop grill. (btw- am I the only one who wonders about raw meat out with the public...) While it is kinda fun to do, its not an ideal way to cook stirfry if you really want some depth of flavour, control the doneness of veggies or avoid burnt garlic etc. Even with the large variety of sauces and spices available everything seems to taste the same or becomes dominated with spice or is a mix of cooked, undercooked, overcooked or burned. For $18 pp at dinner I would rather have something prepared by a chef (or a line cook) in a logical order with care and enjoy it, rather than charred food slapped around with hockey sticks by minimum wage high school kids. Is it fun and worth a chance? - Yes but go for lunch and save some time and $ Is it worth going back to? Not really but everyone has different standards on food and it's preparation..

DO NOT GO HERE!!!! We had a party of 15 people for a Birthday. The service was awful and the manager is a horrible human. We asked to borrow a pen to fill out some paperwork and gave it back to the waitress. The manager accused of STEALING this pen (which he claims cost $700) and CALLED THE POLICE. He then would not let us exit the building and blocked the exit- in such an extreme way that caused a 7 year old girl to begin screaming and crying because she was scared. We then spent one hour in the parking lot with 2 police cars and 3 police officers while they reviewed the camera footage and FOUND NOTHING. We will be filing a harassment complaint with DRPS. That 7 year old cried herself to sleep because she thought the police were coming for her. No wonder this place had a 2.5 star rating.

It's definitely not authentic Mongolian. Lets start with that. It is a Western Stir Fry AYCE. This place is located in a plaza with a movie theatre in Whitby, tons of parking so that was nice. There are also a ton of other places you can eat at in this plaza. Came on a Wednesday night, the place was pretty dead, only one waiter waiting on tables but that was all they needed. The place did not look Mongolian at all so you wanted a Mongolian Grill experience this is not a place I would recommend. We came here because it was close to my friend and I didn't feel like pub food so I said why not. They have the meal and feast option. Meal is one stir fry bowl or a feast is all you can eat for an extra $4. But the price of a meal was already $19 (which is not all that cheap considering...) The meal includes a salad, soup, and one stir fry. I loaded up my salad bowl was pretty much everything so I had enough to take home (because I like to make my dinner in lunch for the next day). The soup did not look appetizing to me... Salad bar was standard, they had one mix, 6 dressings, macaroni salad, potato salad, beets, pickles nothing mongolian once again. Now the stir fry, we were told not to mix meat due to cooking time (which I understand, but that's also how they get you go for seconds!). But I mix sausage with pork because meh. The selection was not amazing, standard. Noodles with vegetables and an array of sauces and spices. The grilling part was quick because it was a slow night. The taste of everything at the end was once again meh. They gave us rice and tortillas, not sure why there were tortillas....but sure? I put some of my stir fry in the tortillas and not mad about it. Got my carbs in for the night LOL This place is pretty much a Western version of stir fry. Overpriced. Would not return. Rather eat at a real Mongolian grill for that price. The waiter was really nice though

You fill your bowl with anything you want, that is good thing to do ans try as you always experience with new mixes. The only thing is that you need to know what sauces to add to make it good.

Gross This has an All-You-can-eat buffet of mounds of noodles, meat, vegetables of all kinds, and soup. Its not all that great, and just about none of it is recognizable as Mongolian cuisine, no dumplings, horse or mutton They serve all kinds of random crap, including a fair bit of mexican food, your "mongolian grill" bowl can have salsa, sour cream, pico de gallo - since I presume thats what Americans expect from ethnic food. I observed a number of seriously fat people at the restaurant, who are obviously drawn in by the All-you-can-eat. I'd be up for trying Khorkog, but I would not go back here.

It's 25 bucks for a bowl of warm and noodly. That's it. The choices suck, the salad bar sucks, the desserts are good, the drinks are expensive and the novelty wears off instantly.

Horrible management, tried to make us pay for things that we didn't even order. He was rude, lying, manipulative and the worst experience we've ever had. But the waiters were great and I have no complaints about them, they deserve better.

Horrible! Dont waste your time and money here! Way overpriced for a small bowl of noodles and meat! Salad bar was terrible. Looked like old lettuce sitting for days. Soup was canned and very unappetizing. Everything thrown a cruddy grill which by the way burnt your meat and cooked by a bunch of young bored looking teenagers. It was very dry. And kinda of tasteless. They served luke warm rice and tortillas at your table. Why would they serve tortillas. It's not Mexican! Waitress was rude and not attentive. We are surprised this place is still in business! We will never be back!

Major rain storm that day. Restaurant had water leaking through the roof, landing into the raw food station and on the floor. Staff and manager on duty were informed, but no one moved the food. Raw vegetables, and meat continued to be served, even after exposed to rainwater. A bucket was put down to collect the water dripping on floor, but still forced patrons to walk through and around the rain in order to make their meals. There was an empty food prep area on the east side of the grill that could have been used, but no action was taken to ensure patrons did not fall, or become ill from the water leaking through the ceiling. Staff and the management did not acknowledge mine or my family's concerns. They felt a bucket solved the issue. Last time I will be going there.

Service really needs to improve here, as for the general cleanliness of the place. I also am not a fan of such concepts given that I credit chefs with the cuisine, whereas here it falls entirely up to you. Granted there are suggestions on the wall, which I did try. In terms of the food... Quantity was a disappointment. I had to opt for the feast rather than the meal, with unlimited bowls. The tortilla could have been cooked just a tad more. All in all, I give it the stars only because of the unique experience. Other than that, I'd much prefer fire and ice in Markham.

Fabulous! Love this place! If you love stir fry, this is your place! Pick your own ingredients and they cook it right in front of you. If you just want one bowl, great - pay for one. If you want more than one, go for the feast and it is endless. Even when the place is packed, their system of cooking works well and is efficient.

We've been eating here for years and have always loved the food. Our kids will eat here without complaints which is kind of rare for them anywhere outside of McDonalds!! The ambiance isn't the greatest and the service is somewhat lacking. This past visit we wanted to confirm how we would be charged for our 8 year old and 5 year old. We were originally told $9.95 each which didn't make me happy because neither of them eat a quantity of food to justify that price. The server reconfirmed for us that it would be $6.95 for our 8 year old and $2.50 for our 5 year old. I was much happier with that price based on what my kids can eat. We will definitely be back many more times!!

Fine but wouldn't return. I went here with some girlfriends because one of them talked it up. Buffet style, can pick anything to add into your bowl. To expensive. I have a small stomach; I don't really eat much, for one bowl was still in the twenties price range. For a feast dinner (as many bowls as your tummy wants) is only a few dollars more than one bowl. Basically a rip off if you have a little tummy like me. Food was just fine. Staff was fine. We had bowls piled up. ALL servers were together chatting. Didn't come to ask how it was or if we needed anything else. No thank you bye.

Can't say enough about how bad this was. I could pull a better "salad bar" out of my refrigerator without going to the store first. The selection of veggies for the stir fry was ok (pretty sure everything's straight out of a bag) and the sauces were pretty bland. Guess we should have figured it out when we walked in and the place was nearly empty. No way this was worth $45 for two people who only drank water.

Mongolian grill is a family favourite. There's something for everyone, even the picky eaters! We love having the option to create custom bowls that are freshly grilled in front of us. A large variety of meat, vegetables, sauces and spices to choose from make it a fun experience. Their stir fry combos like the Chicken Teriyaki bowl are also super delicious! The dessert menu is drool-worthy with an amazing variety of cheese cakes! We've got all good things to say about this sizzling place!