Ninja Mongolian Grill

This is our go-to place for sushi!The Mongolian Grill is always good too. The staff is friendly and helpful, always happy to bring more ginger and wasabi! Can't make up your mind? Order the Trust Me roll for a great surprise!Food: 5/5

If you have a wheat allergy, this is the perfect restaurant for you. They went above and beyond to accommodate my needs. The staff was incredibly kind and took great care to ensure that everything I ordered was wheat-free. Thank you so much! Food: 5/5

First time eating at a place like this. Actually like this way because you get to add everything you like and the amount. This place was not that busy for a Wednesday night. This style took me a sec to figure out how it works but would recommend and will be returning again. Ver carta

Absolutely fantastic. Build your own bowl is very cheap for what you get (stack it sky high! . Tables are perfectly lit while the rest of the room looks a little dim. Take out boxes are in the open so you don't have to ask a waiter. Music is slow to normal paced giving it a nice atmosphere combined with the wood furnishings.

Great local spot! They offer a build-your-own bowl that's both delicious and affordable—so good that you might want to go for seconds. The crab is thick, almost like pasta, and the shrimp is large. There are plenty of options to keep things interesting. We visit once a week, and their crab Rangoon is also quite tasty. As for parking, it's typically not too crowded.

This is a very unique experience. We always do the Mongolian grill. You fill a bowl with all the meat and veggies you can. Pick a pasta and sauce. From there the magic happens. We go there often and have not had a bad experience. We have tried the sushi and it is good but not anything spectacular. However, it's a great value.Vegetarian options: You can have an all vegetable bowl. With no meat.Wheelchair accessibility: There is handicap parking and the bar is handicap friendly. Ver carta

My wife and I took a seat to enjoy our meal, but the smell reminded us of an alley in Skid Row, Los Angeles. Concerned, my wife even took pictures of the restroom, and we decided to leave immediately. If the common areas for customers are in such poor condition, I can only imagine how the areas restricted to employees must be. It seems like the health department either overlooked some serious issues here or has been neglecting their duties, because a place doesn't get this way overnight.

I’m giving the service four stars primarily due to some recurring issues with the language barrier. While I don’t hold it against them, it can occasionally be a bit challenging. However, I strongly encourage you to overlook this minor inconvenience and make your way here to experience what can only be described as an exceptional meal and a one-of-a-kind experience. The staff is very friendly, the atmosphere is calm and welcoming, and the food is fantastic. You’ll have the opportunity to create your own dish, which you then pass to the chef for preparation. Once it’s ready, it will be served at your table with a smile. Not only is the meal delicious, but it’s also quite hearty. You won’t regr...

The atmosphere was very disappointing. It felt more like a Halloween setup, and they should really consider adjusting their LED strip lights to a softer fade instead. I was there just to pick up a to-go order for myself, and I ended up spending $30 on food that I would describe as quite below average. I'm a big fan of Japanese hibachi, but this was the first time I’ve ever received a fortune cookie with my Japanese meal. The rice tasted like it came from a buffet in the back. Overall, the food was subpar. There was no salad, just a plain white yum yum sauce, and I didn’t even receive any soy sauce packets. The food was leaking all over the bag, and the plastic utensils provided were of very... Ver carta