Wok About Grill

“We had a wonderful time with great food and the service was exceptional”

Prapti Sims★★★

Mongolian Grill offers a fun, interactive dining experience centered on customization. You build your own bowl with raw meats, vegetables, and noodles, then choose from sauces ranging from sweet teriyaki to spicy chili oils. Watching it cook on the large circular griddle is the highlight. It can get busy and a bit chaotic at times, which may lead to longer waits or occasional mix-ups, but the experience is still unique, and expensive, we end up paying $300 for 5 people.

Cassie M★

Extremely disappointed and frustrated with the tastelessness of this food especially the meat. The price was absurd. The server didn’t let us know that they price it by weight. It’s $20 per pound so we ended up paying over $100 for two plates of food. There was no signage saying how much it was a pound. We expected it to be a normal all you can eat Mongolian Grill, where they have a set price if you could put as much as you want in there. I could’ve had a nice lobster dinner for this price

Alyssa Zapien★★★★★

The Wok About staff is truly the best. They helped take care of my baby so I could enjoy my dinner with friends. Not a lot of other restaurants would offer this support! Not to mention their food is consistently amazing and fresh. Thank you guys ❤️

Daniel Aklipi★★

The prices are very unreasonable for the quality and portion size you receive. The plate shown was $32 after tax, and that was for the entrée only—no drink, no side included. Most Mongolian grills I’ve been to are all-you-can-eat and typically charge $15–$20 per person, which makes the pricing here extremely difficult to justify. The selection was modest, with no seafood or premium protein options available, which only made the price harder to understand. I did not see anything that warranted such a steep premium. To be fair, the staff were excellent and the service was truly exceptional, but