Mongolian BBQ was how I chose to celebrate multiple birthdays in New Jersey, and it’s still a fun experience.

Regardless of authenticity, I have great memories of the genre. It was later adopted by the remainder of their nomadic race due to its simplicity and effectiveness.” Genghis Khan didn’t have a food blog in the 13th Century, so the reality remains fuzzy, but it is clear Taipei was ground zero for “Mongolian BBQ” restaurants in the middle of the 20th Century. Placemat wisdom has also revealed, “Mongol’s barbecue was one of the major cooking methods used by Genghis Khan’s brave cavalry men while they were on their expeditions around the world. I’ve read enough tabletop literature to know Mongolia is found in northwest China, bound by the Great Wall of China to the south, Russia’s Lake Baikal to the north, the Kerulen River to the east, and the Altai Mountains to the west. I finally went last week around dinner time 530ish or so and it was not too busy.The myths surrounding Mongolian BBQ are strong. I have been wanting to try this place for a while because two of my friends love it and always talk about it. I love how we can customize our own dish with the. There's also the entertainment value of watching people cook the food. Kid friendly and cute place to bring family to try something different. Came early afternoon and it wasn't too busy inside the restaurant. MoreĠ8/14 I've been wanting to try this spot for a while now and I was able to grab lunch here during my break. the only place to go for Mongolian Moreīeen going to this place for years and think it's probably the best Mongolian Grill place in Pasadena (well outside of Caltech's which is surprisingly great but not really available to the. Still fantastic place to eat and kid friendly! they have redone the decor of the place and cleaned up a lot of the unsightlyness in that plaza.

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