Mongolian Grill
484 S 1750 W, Springville, UT, 84663
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Address :
484 S 1750 W
Springville, UT, 84663 - Phone (801) 491-8088
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : No
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
Categories
Chinese Cuisine
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
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Daniel H.
This is the most diverse, by way of variety of ingredients and sauces, of any Mongolian grill in Utah County. And the stuff to choose from is always fresh. But, of course, the hitch in assembling a great combination is that a big part of the dish's final taste is up to you. It took me a few tries before I found a really great combination of sauces that works. (For me, it's the lighter sauces -- garlic, ginger, sesame oil and a few splurps of House Special and chili oil.) My wife isn't as big a fan of the grill as I am and likes to order one of their crispy noodle dishes. When it comes out, I often wish I'd ordered from the menu, too, then she has to fight me from picking off her plate. We've tried the others and haven't been impressed. We come back to here time and time again.
(4)Destiny K.
The service here was decent (kind of slow for no apparent reason, but the people were very nice). Food was kinda average. I did not get the all you can eat though (because of a food allergy). My husband did and he seemed to LOVE it. So, that's probably the best way to go at this place. Their food was fine and honestly we'll probably go again simply because it's the best option right in Springville, but nothing spectacular. **Side note: I think that most of my food was over cooked. Soggy/mushy noodles and egg roll was about the same. So I definitely want to try it again and see if their cook was just having an off night. Flavors were good!
(3)Michael H.
I don't write 5 star cause it's fancy. It's a hole in the wall type of place. It's similar to other Mongolian places. I write 5 star for how nice the people are and the feel of a local place. I came and asked for a Togo order. I filled my bowl with stuff for the grill and the lady there told me I didn't get enough food. They were very friendly. It's the type of place I could be a regular at. The food was great! It came with lots of sides( egg drop soup, spring roll, and fried rice.) I'll be here in the future very often!
(5)Nate B.
I really enjoy this Mongolian grill. I try to eat here every time i come to Springville. There is something about their egg drop soup that I love but i don't know exactly why. They have a decent variety for their grill and I have always had pleasant service.
(4)Jeremiah B.
My mouth waters and my hunger craves whenever I think of this place all you can eat Mongolian bbq cooked by a guy who uses the wooden sticks like a boss and not metal spatulas
(5)Isobel O.
Just go to HuHot in Spanish Fork, 1000% better then this place and you won't spend the whole meal in fear of contracting food poisoning. The OWNER practically assaulted my husband when he only left a $1 tip for terrible food and service. Screamed at us in front of all the other customers as we walked out, such a great way to run a business.
(1)Bridget B.
It's not the greatest chinese. I was disappointed with the Mongolian BBQ options so I opted to order something off the menu. It wasn't great, it wasn't terrible. The service was good, I was very well taken care of.
(3)Keary L.
This place used to be so much better, but now the service is terrible and the selections for the grill few. For a much better experience, go to Hu Hot in Spanish Fork.
(2)Eddie G.
This place is great! I've been there twice now within the last week (that's a good sign!). Both times I've gone during lunch and ordered their all you can eat buffet. Their meat selection is great during lunch, although I have heard that it gets better for dinner. It has spacious sitting and high chairs for toddlers. The staff was very nice both times I've gone. I recommend the chicken! Their sauces are also delicious
(5)Vickie J.
So this is a clean, a bit cluttered, but clean place. We were immediately greeted when we walked in the door. You have the option to order the all-you-can-eat Mongolian grill or off the menu. We chose the grill. The variety of items offered was good. There was even shrimp and imitation crab. There was a variety of vegetables, meats, 3 different types of noodles, and lots of sauces to choose from. We had trouble figuring out a sauce combinations. It would be nice to have a menu of suggestions on sauce combinations. The service was ok. They kept out water filled but we had to ask for the egg rolls that come with your meal. Along with the Mongolian grill you get fried rice and egg rolls. To me the egg rolls were more like a mini spring roll. They are small and just vegetable. I liked the sweet and sour sauce. As we sat and enjoyed our dinner, we watched as many of the people that came in seemed to be regulars. Next time we go (and yes, we'll probably go back), I want to check out the menu.
(4)Shawna P.
Coming from Sacramento where there is a huge selection of Mongolian restaurants, I was worried I would never find a place I loved as much as my favorite there. I was worried for nothing!! This place has all of the items I love with a great selection of sauces to mix until you get your perfectly flavored dish. My boyfriend, a cowboy who hadn't ventured much into any Asian styled food, absolutely loves this place! The staff is incredible, very sweet and attentive and we're now greeted with hugs every visit. The man who usually works the grill is very fast to get up there once he sees us mixing our plates. I have nothing negative to say about this place, I love it and we'll continue to go there every time we're in the area. I feel that anyone who has negative things to say just hasn't found their perfect recipe for the dish they build themselves. I've never ordered off the menu though, I always get the Mongolian BBQ. Their hot & sour soup is perfect and I love the spring rolls they serve.
(5)Chris H.
Great food at a good price. Service is great and the food is fresh. The waiters are very friendly and on the spot with anything you need. They even gave us a free fried rice for our daughter. I suggest loading up on the sauces gives everything a really good flavor. You can follow their recommendations on the sauce or just make up you own is what I like to do. Worth the drive to springville for sure.
(4)Jason S.
I am a big fan of Mongolian BBQ's and have been trying to find a decent one in Utah. I have heard many good things about this particular Mongolian BBQ so I took a trip out there to try it out, even though it is quite some distance away. Positives: - Vegetable selection was great, and all products appeared to be fresh and good quality. - Meat Selection was good, even included some interesting seafood like octopus - Both large and small noodles which not all locations carry Negatives: - While the meat selection was good, the quality left something to be desired. The lamb (one of my favorites) was more ice than meat and the meat was freezer burned. - Sauce station was a complete mess, you could tell many of the sauces had been mixed together and no flavors could possibly be guaranteed given the state of the sauce station. - Flavors were oddly bland, either watered down, or perhaps due to the state of the sauces as previously mentioned. - Cook did not look like he was very experienced, meat and noodles often stuck to the grill (a little water added resolves this and this technique is done in all Mongolian grills I have been to previously). When he pulled the noodles off the BBQ he dropped some of it, not a critical issue but just shows his inexperience at the grill. Frankly this location is probably one of the better Mongolian grills I have seen in Utah, but it is still a far cry from what a real Mongolian BBQ should be. For the soups I had the egg drop soup which was ok, not great, but still decent. My Nephew who went with me got the sweet and sour soup which was pretty bad. The fried rice we had was also pretty bland and not very well done. While not a big fan of spring rolls I did try their spring roll which appeared to be pretty standard. This location has a great selection, one of the best I have seen. Some care with the meat quality and some significant work on the sauce station could have a huge benefit for this location. Clean sauces with a normal strength to the flavors would help a lot. I would say this location has potential, but my recent experience left a lot to be desired and I will not likely go back.
(2)Jessica F.
This place is def not one of my favorites. I went with some family and friends. Food made me sick. Also was pretty skimpy on the meat, on the meal 8 got. also waited a while for the food. And the place was pretty empty.
(2)Christian A.
Heard great things about this pace from neighbors so gave it a shot. Glad I did! It was excellent, went arrived right before a large dinner rush of families arrived, although they were clearly short staffed, they still delivered a wonderful experience to my wife and I. The salad bar/ meat bar Was always stocked and the grill guy was awesome! We will be returning
(4)Devin B.
This is a very good place if you're craving Mongolian Grill. I was excited to find one in Springville of all places. Overall it's really good and the selection of meats and vegetables is good. I like the take out option a lot. If you want to do take out you get two full bowls of whatever you like and they will cook it and bag it up for you including soup, rice, and a spring roll. If you do it right you can easily have enough for two meals. They have a selection of meats such as beef, lamb, chicken, bbq pork, etc. They used to have shrimp but I haven't seen it in a while. They have all the veggies you could possibly want. They also have a large selection of sauces. Sometimes it gets pretty messy, but overall it's good.
(4)Anthony J.
I used to live in Seattle and I miss going to good, all-you-can-eat Mongolian Grills. I really wish they would open a restaurant in Orem/Provo but this is worth the drive to Springville. For $10 (dinner) you get as much food as you want on the Mongolian Grill. They have a good selection of meat (chicken, beef, pork, lamb, and some BBQ options) as well as shrimp and other seafood. Also, good vegetable and sauce options. Again, I would love to have this place closer to Orem/Provo but Springville isn't too bad.
(5)Ray M.
I really dig this place. Most Asian buffet type places will have a Mongolian BBQ station but usually they are hit and miss. This place delivers the goods all the time. To start, it is really inexpensive, The food is always fresh and you can make it how you want it. There are plenty of flavor choices that will please most everyone and you get fried rice and egg drop soup with your meal. If you like Mongolian BBQ, this is the best you will find in Utah county.
(4)Jason E.
If you're looking for a great hearty and/or healthy meal, this is the place!! They give the option to have a regular Chinese-style entree or you can get the all-you-can-eat Mongolian grill. The grill has good variety of meats, veggies, noodles, and sauces, and they cook it right in front of your eyes. The regular entrees are also pretty good. My favorite meal is the Happy Family Fried Rice: healthy portions of chicken, pork and SHRIMP fried with egg and other veggies (and rice, of course). It's so good, and there's plenty of leftovers!! Went to this place all the time while I lived in the area--probably 3-4 times per month. Got to know the owners pretty well, too. They can easily accomodate familes and I've even gone with a group of 16 and we had no problem! Everyone was extremely satisfied with their meals, too.
(5)Jared P.
This is a fantastic place for either traditional Chinese food or for a filling and excellent "create your own" style Mongolian Grill. I love the appetizer sampler. It's big so make sure you have a couple people in your group if you get it. But it is a really great sample of different foods all of which are amazing. By and large I get the Mongolian Grill. They have a lot of options in meat, noodle types, veggies and sauces. The sauces are divided up so you can try any combination you want and they even provide recommendations for sauce combos. It is all you can eat so you can try a few different options. The staff are friendly and helpful and always provide the best in both service and food. This is one place our family loves and visits frequently.
(5)Sherrie A.
Where's the CHICKEN? We ordered takeout from this place. General Tsao's Chicken and Sesame Chicken. We expected the usual Thumb sized pieces of bountiful chicken with each dish, but were sadly disappointed. The fried pieces in each were the size of the tip or your pinky finger, less than a dime size. We opened up a few of the fried battered balls to find nothing, others, less than 1/4 teaspoon of chicken inside. It was this way throughout each container. We won't be back. A waste of $20.00. Both dishes were way too sweet, with little other spices, flavors, no heat at all, although they were told to us that they would be spicy. General Tsao's had 3 paper thin slices of carrot, 3 onion chunks and 4 green pepper chunks. Man, do we feel ripped off. We'd take it back if it weren't snowing. The only good thing was the white rice. Moist and warm. They even have new carpet, which was nice-since the previous carpet was very dirty.
(1)Joe L.
i have eaten here at least a dozen times, but I always order from the menu and not the mongolian grill. The food is tasty, service is good, and the prices are typical (~$8 an entree). When we eat Chinese food in Springville, this is the place we choose.
(4)Emily Y.
AMAZING food, it is kind of a suprise Springville now has such a great place to eat.
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