Lee's Mongolian BBQ

My family has been going here for over 20 years and have enjoyed it. We went last night and it the food was okay but when the bill came and was $187 for a family of 5, I felt like I had been ripped off. When you are over $10 per person more than your competitors, I would expect to be blown away. No one in our party went through the line more than once. I get it is all you can eat, but who is going to eat more than one giant bowl of noodles? It's sad because this has always been a go to when we were in Ogden, but it will probably be my last time eating here.

Fun experience! Very tasty. Lots of veggies so works even if you're vegan. No tofu or edamame or anything like that but the mushrooms are good and there are a number of veggies including green bell peppers, green onions, baby corn, water chestnuts?, carrots, potatoes, and onions. Lots of sauce you can put on yourself and then they cook it in front of you. Chili sauce at the table is very good and the fried pita-type bread is good too and they will bring you more. The soup that comes with is egg drop so I didn't try it. Coke and Pepsi products. You can take leftovers home. Vegetarian options: Lots of veggies. No tofu, edamame, or anything like that. Good sauce options. Dietary restrictions: No peanuts unlike many Mongolian grills. Lots of veggies if you don't eat meat. Easy to avoid dairy. The unlimited soup included in the meal is egg drop so you're paying for that and the meat if you're vegan but there's enough food to fill you up regardless. Kid-friendliness: You build your own bowl

I was very impressed with this place. We walked in and Lee too care of us immediately. He explained how it worked and got us a place to sit. It’s self serve, you just go up and fill a bowl with what you want and then they cook it right there in front of you. It’s all you can eat so each time you go back up you can try new meats and sauce combinations! My wife and I had so much fun here. We loved it.