OVERPRICED! I will pay 200$ for food that is good but this is not it at all! Food is not all that. A bunch of the food was salty to the taste. Went to pay, paid 200$ because there was 7 people in my party & charging 10% after 5 people in the group. Then she said “I’m charging 5% because you sat at a longer table.” Service is horrible. Do not recommend!
This was awesome...all you can eat...and we ate!..after a little lazy bike ride in the morning ??... almost feel asleep in the booth. Lol .?✌️??
Meager selection. About 1/4 of the food bar was unstocked. The food that was there did not seem freshly made. Drink refills may have been available but never were offered by the waitress. We will not go back.
Just your average Mongolian BBQ/Chinese buffet place. The Mongolian, with a good variety of vegetable choices along with the proteins, was better than the Chinese buffet, which was a bit limited and somehow had food that wasn't very warm despite a seemingly robust set of steam tables. They could manage space a little better, too; it's sort of off-putting to find the cart full of dirty dishes right inside the front door and in the middle of the path from the Mongolian and Chinese buffets to the soft-serve machine (which is itself at the entrance to the hallway leading to the restrooms).Not bad, not great - perfectly fine spot to grab a quick meal with little hassle.
Lucky they got one do not go here!! The Only food was ok was the salad the soup taste like the water from grits..Joanne made me pay for a dollar extra for another fortune cookie find better this not it !!!
We came in with a large number of people (so the wait in line and the need to ask for a meat refill are understandable), but: the stirfry bowls were sticky/dirty, the food tasted pretty good like a decent Asian take-out food. The steamed rice, BBQ pork ribs, and Mongolian beef were pretty big highlights. Unfortunately, the area we were sitting in had peeling wallpaper, water stains, and a slight mold smell which detracted the food experience somewhat...Oh and the ice cream machine was either empty or very watered down...
my family and I dined at Ding How Mongolian barbecue. While Dining there we noticed that the establishment was very dirty, the walls, etc. That should have been our first signal to leave but we did not and proceeded to eat dinner. While eatting dinner my husband noticed that the beef he was eatting did not taste right. He asked me to taste it and I did. I also agreed that it tasted either spoiled or it was actually not beef. My husband very politely told the waitress quietly that he thought something was wrong with the meat. She immediately blew him off and walked away. The dish i was eatting also had a very bad taste(mushrooms). We all ended up getting food poisoning. After talking to many coworkers about this, they said they had the same experience. I do not recommend this restaurant.
Always a favorite, they treat you like part of the family. Ask and they'll try their hardest to make sure you get what you want! Lots of fresh meats and vegetables, and a nice salad bar.
I moved to the lower 48 five years ago. Since then I have been on a mission to find a good Mongolian barbecue/Chinese buffet. I have come to conclusion that ding how Mongolian BBQ is literally the best Mongolian barbecue in the country. All others I found have been horrible quality and have pailed in comparison.
I love this place! The food is always fresh and yummy! Salad is always crispy! Nothing worse than going into a buffet and seeing tables with 6-7 plates piled high with mounds of food on them. For $20 ppl should be charged per weight of food eaten/not eaten. I was appalled at the utter waste and am so glad they are charging extra now. Its the only way small restaurants can afford to stay in business. Love Ding How