RC Mongolian BBQ

“The food was delicious, and the staff was very attentive.”

Smittie★★★★★

This is another one of my favorite spots to take my family to. Immediately when you walk in, you notice absolute cleanliness. Upon walking in you're greeted immediately with welcoming hospitality. The staff is so courteous as they make sure your needs are met throughout the dining experience. From topping off drinks with refills. They don't slow down when you've had two refills either. As long as you're eating and thirsty, they keep coming back. It's all you can eat, so undoubtedly you leave with a full stomach. I typically get a bowl with beef, lamb, chow mein, pineapple, onion, sometimes jal

Ngan Pham★★★★

Overall, everything was fine, but I wasn’t informed beforehand that the lunch buffet didn’t include lamb or shrimp. The weekday lunch price of $18.99 feels reasonable, but at $23.99, you have plenty of other buffet options with a much wider selection — places like Paradise, Empire, or Hibachi, which also include a Mongolian grill station. And honestly, if I’m only craving Mongolian grill, I’d rather drive to Pasadena and eat at Golden Palace for just $15.99. A quick tip to really make your money worth it: grab two bowls — one for meat and one for noodles and veggies. Load up on as much meat

justin Primpry★★★★★

I did the lunch buffer and drink total, came out with tax $24.76 Different meat options beef chicken pork lamb the bowls you use to grab the meat and veggies to be cooked are small, but luckily enough. You can grab more than one at a time. Freshly cooked on spot. Multiple sauces oils and seasonings available

Honey Bee★★

Uber Eats review: So I ordered the create your own stirfry. Lamb ($2.00) • Shrimp(6pcs) ($3.50) • No No Veggie • Bean Sprouts • Cabbage • Cilantro • Green onions • Mushroom • Regular Noodle • Mongolian Sauce • Ginger • Chili Oil. Honestly, I could not taste any particular flavor. I didn’t see or taste any cilantro, Ginger or chili oil. It would’ve been nice if they added some of the chili oil or sauce on the side, that’s may have spiced it up bit. The shrimp was an extra $3.50 for the tiniest shrimp I’ve ever saw. The To go packaging was melting when I got it, it was just paper. The oils wer