Fresh Mongolian BBQ & Grill

I have known about Mongolian BBQ & Grill ever since I was a student at Los Angeles Valley College, which is right across from this restaurant.
I eat here from time to time.
Here is my breakdown of this place: Location & Parking: Located across Los Angeles Valley College, Mongolian BBQ & Grill is a small and very discreet “hole-in-the-wall” restaurant meaning you sometimes may be the only customer there.
It is located in a plaza and parking is always available. Service Experience: Once inside, the owner greets you creating a welcoming atmosphere.
He’s attentive and helpful, particularly in refilling requested meats promptly.
The restaurant follows a “Do It Yourself” concept where customers assemble their 2 bowls with a selection of meats, vegetables, noodles, and sauces.
The staff are friendly and willing to offer guidance if needed for those who are new to the place.
Note that additional charges apply for overfilled or extra bowls.
There is also a nearby hand sanitizer to sanitize your hands before and after handling tongs. Menu and Food Selection: The restaurant’s format allows customers to choose their preferred ingredients, providing clear instructions displayed above the selection bar.
The noodles, vegetables, sauces, and egg fried rice are delicious, although the meat quality sometimes is not the best, occasionally proving difficult to chew.
I have attached pictures of the food and menu. Budget-Friendly Experience: Despite the occasional issue with the meat texture, the overall value for the price is acceptable, especially considering the reasonable pricing.
This restaurant provides a cost-effective alternative to mall-based Mongolian BBQ places, offering late hours compared to those typically found within malls which close pretty early. Overall Recommendation: For a budget-friendly Mongolian BBQ experience, Mongolian BBQ & Grill is a great choice.
While the meat quality might vary, the noodles & vegetables, affordability, and late operating hours make it a worthwhile option for those seeking Mongolian BBQ outside mall settings.
I love supporting small business and this is one of them.
I am very surprised this restaurant is still operating after so many within this plaza have come and gone.

Gave us both food poisoning.
They served us old meat and vegetable scraps.
We ordered all the vegetables on the menu and we did not receive what we ordered remotely.
We were given old food because we ordered 30 minutes before closing.

Food is fresh and made to order.
Plenty of sauces to spice it up or have a little sweet heat.
Mexican coke by the liter available.