Emperor Mongolian BBQ

I have been comming here for years. Absolutely the best food. I love this thos place.

Been a frequent customer for as long as I can remember. Adore the staff, prices, and food. Best time to come is during lunch. Love this place!

I haven't been to one of these places before and I'm kind of happy I went to try out a traditional Mongolian-style BBQ. When you walk into this place it reminds me of the old school restaurants that I rarely see anymore. It has a nice style and to the left is where you pick the meat and veggies you want and put it in a bowl. After that, you hand it over to a guy who is going to put it on this huge round cooking grill. The lady here is super nice and honestly, I had a good time. It was my first time doing it and I loved how it turned out. I put more vegetables than meat in mine since I like vegetables more. But you can personalize this to your liking!

I can't believe I've never reviewed this place, IT'S THE BEST. All you can eat for 19.95. The vegetables are fresh always and the meat is good. Usually quiet but they do play music. Watch out for when they get busy though cause it can take some time to get your food cooked. The women that runs the front of the house couldn't be any sweeter.Please make sure you visit them and try for yourself, i don't think you'll regret it

Lunch stop! Noodles! So delicious every time! The hostess is always friendly and helpful. Even when it's busy, you can usually get a table or booth fairly quickly. They are always refilling the veggies and noodles so you know it's fresh. Add the sauces and oils as much as you like. Ask for the house sauce in the grill for some extra flavor. Good prices, relaxed environment, and delicious food. One of my favorite spots.

Came here with my family for the first time and enjoyed the service and food. We were creative in our selections and made some plates with noodles and some without. The beef tends to be chewier than the pork and chicken. The fried wonton help add a crunch to the meal. The pockets, however, are more like sesame bread and are not hollowed out, so you cannot stuff them - therefore, no noodles would be my preference to avoid too many carbs. Worth checking out at lunch (one serving) if you don't want to do an all you can eat dinner.

I recently ventured to this Mongolian BBQ spot with my coworker during lunch, and let me tell you, it was quite the experience! Initially, I was hit with a wave of anxiety as I stood before the buffet of endless ingredients, wondering if I'd manage to craft something edible. But once I overcame the pressure of bowl-filling strategy, I was rewarded with a meal that was nothing short of amazing.The flavors were on point, and knowing it was cooked up fresh right in front of me just made it that much better. For $15, you get to pile your bowl with as much as you can fit, which is great--just remember, you only get one shot at it, so it's not quite "all you can eat." But honestly, with how good everything tasted, one bowl was more than enough to satisfy.Overall, it was a deliciously fun lunch, and I'm already looking forward to my next visit. Highly recommend!

There are new owners which is usually a bad thing. Not this time it was wonderful before but he got rid of a few items I liked. The new owner was pretty smart. I like lamb but I know it is expensive. Will they charge a few dollars if you want that. Great idea. Sometimes I want it, sometimes I do not. And they they brought back my favorite thing for my Mongolian plate, water chestnuts the old owner had discontinued them.They got a perfect score on the inspection. There were no violations. Which I understand because the place is always so clean and the staff is always working so hard. This is my favorite place to go. Second is Red Robin. In cypress. I live in Whittier. But. I do not mind driving. They are better than the local ones. I'm guessing that's him.

Trying this place after a few years. All seems the same. Staff is really nice and the guy working the grill area was too.The meats are average quality and when cooked can be a bit chewy. Veggies appear to be fresh but sauces were not filled completely halfway and this was during dinner time. Someone was constantly cleaning and making sure the buffet area was clean which is a plus.This is a quick place for us to stop by and get a bite.Overall average AYCE experience since there's not much to choose from the meats just chicken pork and beef and veggies were basic, broccoli spinach green onions parsley carrots bell peppers etc. nothing fancy.

After years of being a Yelper, I finally decided to review! I am from the area and returned after 20 years! Have never been here before. We were staying close by and saw this place on Yelp. i am so glad I found it! Reminds me of my childhood going to a similar Mongolian BBQ in Orange County. This is more of a traditional one. Nothing like the ones you see in Chinese buffets or malls. If they carry the bread pockets, you know your in the right place!We got there close to 2 pm and they let us in. They do go by siesta time so they close from 2:30 to 5:00. The meat selections were chicken, pork and beef. I enjoy mostly beef in these as long as it's appropriately cut and the beef was sliced perfectly! Now, I normally don't like the lo main type noodles, traditionally they don't use these I believe. But I added a tiny bit, sticking mostly to the more traditional bean sprouts but I needed more volume. The amount I added was perfect! They also offer wonton strips and dip. Really enjoyed this place and will bring my Mom here as she really enjoys this!