The Mongolian barbeque is pretty decent. Their dishes ordered off the menu are really good. The clay pots come out piping hot! The Tofu Mushroom Pot is delicious with lots of bean thread noodles. It has a sweet slightly soy sauce tasting broth, almost like a tempura sauce. Tofu, mushrooms, and cabbage I believe. The Taiwanese Curry Pot has a rich thick sauce, lots of red and green peppers, big chunks of onion, plenty of tofu and is served with rice. It has always been delicious. They even have one of the delicious Blue Koi appetizers - the Tofu and Awesome Sauce. The atmosphere is nice, slightly dark in the evenings, with a big window across the balcony in the back. Decorated with lots of interesting, well done photography. The service has always been friendly and good, on the last visit it was especially so and very kid friendly. I definitely recommend checking out their menu options if you get the chance.

One of my favorite restaurants has reopened! This restaurant is the only Mongolian Grill I have been to because I love it so much. After being closed for almost 2 years, I was excited to find they had reopened. Apparently they reopened in March 2024. If you had been a fan of the restaurant before I think you'll be happy with it as it is now. The same setup as before including the vegetable bar, the protein bar and the oil and liquids bar where you load up your bowls. They still offer many enticing dishes but I will probably always load bowls and have them grilled. It is a little scaled back but I wasn't disappointed. If you get the grill option you can also get a bowl of egg drop or sour soup, a couple of small bites of brownie or lemon bar and several fresh fruits like watermelon. My lunch was about 20 because I just had water with it. Not including tip.

Years ago, I'd eat here at least once or twice a month. Then life and a pandemic happened. I hadn't been back since it reopened, and it's every bit as good as it was before, and in some ways it's better. We visited shortly before close, and the service and food were excellent. I'm happy it's open again, and I look forward to eating here again soon.

Got the General Tso’s Chicken and Seseme Chicken. Both were good. I would have liked more spice just because that’s my preference. The waitress brought spice and it was all great . Service super good . Very friendly reception upon entering. We walked to the location but apparently there’s a parking garage behind it. Get your ticket validated.

Genghis Khan left the building, thankfully, but his Mongolian grill stayed. Amazing food, service, and all-you-can-eat offerings. Another friendly, chill-vibe place in KC. Server Rebecca was wonderful. Cook who prepared my bowls was great, too. Atmosphere is very welcoming, and I found it cozy at the time I went. Lots of meat, poultry, seafood, veggies, and flavorings at the bar. Plus a smattering of dessert.

I was looking for a new spot for Chinese/Mongolian food and I hit the jackpot with this place. I did a little research and the reviews were fabulous. The food pictured below was: fried rice, sesame chicken, scallion pancake and dumplings. Everything was so tasty! The sesame chicken was hands down the best sesame chicken I’ve ever had. It wasn’t too sweet, it wasn’t fried and has this amazing “crunch”. I will be a customer for life! I can’t wait to try the Mongolian BBQ next!

This a great local Mongolian restaurant. They offer lots of options that can be cooked up right in front of you. They provide cards with food items that help you put together a dish that is really tasty. Or use your imagination and create your own unique combination.

extremely friendly waiter who gave amazing recommendations!! we ordered off the menu and loved everything! the awesome sauce is really something else, we ended up buying some to take with us. large vegan selection was appreciated, and overall the food was just so delicious! i cannot emphasize enough how amazing the dinner you will have here is! i believe the prices are fair and reflect the nature of the meals.