Mongolian barbecue restaurant

Nice place with good climate. There is no feeling that you are in a restaurant for tourists, but like in a real Asian pub. Prices is good.

Never been before but will definitely be returning. The staff were welcoming, polite and efficient. The food was fantastic and the atmosphere is totally different to anything else around. We were sat directly below a speaker but the background music still wasn't overpowering. Overall a thoroughly enjoyable trip I would recommend to anyone.

We sat in because Google had tried to take us to a closed place down the street. We were offered the full festive menu of unlimited barbecue for £30 per person as our only option. We had an hour to go to our show so we didn't want to sit and spend forever there so we asked for something less. When our waitress eventually came back for our starter selections, she informed us that we could get a pre-theater dinner, which we chose because it was only £20 per person and seemed like it would fit into our limited time. Soup starters eventually came out, she seemed disconcerted when we got up to go get our barbecue because she hadn't cleared our empty bowls after a few minutes, and she didn't bother to clear our empty barbecue bowls when we had been done quite a bit of time. When we finally got her attention, she informed us dessert came with it and we ordered cheesecake to go so we could make our show. After ten minutes I finally stood up and paid the bill so we could leave but we never got our cheesecake. Even if it didn't come with it, we ordered it and never got it. The soup was really good, though, and the cook didn't overcook our fish so well done there. Had we had better service, it would have been a higher rating.

Fabulous concept and great value for money! I went for dinner and did the all you can eat for just over €20. I love the simple yet effective idea of going up to the food bar and concocting your own take on stir fry. The staff, setting and ingredients are all great. Choosing from fresh vegetables, an array of meats and sauces and spices you can really get creative. Once you've got the ingredients (& by all means use 2 or 3 bowls) you hand it to the friendly chef who cooks away. Great to watch and even better to smell! Highly recommend it for a central location with unlimited possibilities. I wonder what you will choose...

Such a nice place with Mongolian buuz, delicious dumplings/buns, recommend to try :) tastyAnd in the end we got a gift :) Mongolian tea

We wanted to have a different culinary experience so we gave it a try and we were not disappointed. It is a great concept, allowing you to be in charge of what it is you are eating and how much. But as it is a buffet, make sure you are super hungry! You choose your veggies, meat, sauces, carbs, and spices (if you are not inspired, there are suggestions on the board). Then a great chef is in charge of the rest. Fully recommend it!

Absolutely the most mouth-wateringly inventive dining experience available in Glasgow. I'd been looking forward to visiting for years after hearing so many good reports, and I certainly wasn't let down in the slightest. Amazing friendly staff, excellent beer choices (including a rare Innis & Gunn LAGER too, which was served in a gigantic chilled 4 pint tower for the lads in the group). If you're not open to interesting spice combinations, exotic meats and general FUN, then you'll probably be absolutely terrified of the food.I say FACE YOUR TERROR and snap up the crocodile (which cooks at the same speed as the rabbit, so it can be combined) with a lovely Thai style coconut curry sauce. YUM!

First time trying authentic Mongolian food and really enjoyed it! The people who own it are so lovely and kind! Will definitely be back soon.

very nice servis! very good food! perfect (and free internet)

Great service:) food delicious and big portion. Highly recommended