Amerikhan Mongolian Grill

Tried this place after getting super hungry hanging out at round one. At 1st glance this place looked really nice the décor was really nice and the restaurant looked new. The cooking area seemed clean so was excited to try the food. My 1st thought was the sticker shock from the price I understand that there is inflation but $18 for a Super Bowl seem pretty steep. I tried to fill the bottom of the bowl with as much meat as I could they had a good selection of vegetables and then noodles loked great. There only had a couple choices where the sauces one was the teriyaki sauce and 1 was the Amerikhan house sauce and a lemon sauce as well. I went with the house sauce and found it to be a bit bitter. It didn't have the best flavor and made the rest of the dish have an off putting taste in my opinion. For almost 20 bucks I was really expecting more which doesn't surprise me because it is a mall foodcourt. Too bad.

The food tasted fine but the price is ridiculous. Paid $17 sum (after tax) for the super bowl which isn't even big. Its about the same size as the regular bowl they give you. This place used to be friendly and give a lot more noodles but this time was very meh. Didn't get a lot considering the cost. Next time I would prefer eating something else than here. Found the lady who was at the cashier to be very rude. Don't have to roll your eyes at customers.

Mongolian bbq is my favorite. This place is very good. But I have 2 complaints and I hope they see this and actually take action and listen to their loyal customers ok 1st complaint is that they need to change it back to how it use to be where the cook adds the the noodle for you because it gets really hard and messy when you try to add it yourself pls change it back. Number 2. For the big bowl put an actual bigger bowl because it’s literally almost the same size as the small bowl and you charging extra for something that’s not worth the bump in price $17 plus tax I ended paying like $21 dollars it’s kinda a ripoff need to get a bigger bowl for that price.

Can’t say I recommend this over the alternatives in LA; unfortunately if you’re craving Mongolian it’s either this or going deep into SD. The way it’s setup, in comparison to other businesses of this nature, is very stingy. Additionally there is a serious lack of flavor unless you nuke your food in sauces. The prices are relative to other locations, but honestly it’s not a place to write home about that’s for sure.

This is the place I'll drive 80 miles just to have to get my fix that's the best it's clean it's very organized you can have as much or as little of all the ingredients you want and they cook it up on that grill with all the spices that you put on it the oils the chilies the garlics you name it whatever you want you got it coz in your bowl piping hot and if you haven't tried it you are really missing out