Yummy Bowl - Mongolian Stir-Fry & Sushi

Let me just say this. I was extremely skeptical coming here. Just thought it was another new restaurant in the 'ville thats overly hyped. And thats where my skepticism stops!!! The atmosphere is a whole vibe. The staff were absolutely and simply amazing. Didn't get the young lady who helped us but when we go back I will get her name and update the post. The goal is simple. Pack your bowl with whichever noodles you want. Whatever veggies, whatever seafood, whatever meats from lamb chicken pork steak or hell try them all but dont forget to add seasoning to your bowl. Oh and sauces as well. Hand them the huge masterpiece and let them get to cooking. They will bring it to you when they are done. From the looks of it you wouldn't think you would get full off just one bowl but, if you pack it right, oh trust me, you will be full. These pictures doesn't do it any justice. Stop by and check them out. We got some sushi as well. Its right across the street from the Honey baked ham place in the old Joe's Crab Shake spot. Don't be fooled by the cars outside either. The place looks packed outside but it was plenty of space inside.

For the full "buffet" experience, its basically about $20(15 for the first bowl, then 5 for the refills), which is actually pretty good. With the amount packed into each bowl though, 2 is likely more than enough for most people. The wait times for the table and even food were surprisingly fast, while our waitress named Jane was also very kind fast and helpful in explaining how the place worked. This is definitely a worthy successor to Mongolian fire grill since it left our beloved town, we'll definitely come again to eat

I had Mongolian food before but not on this place. We tried yummy bowl Mongolian stir fry at McPherson St for the first time and it was ok. First, I got confused with the guy server explaining about the process of the menus. It wasn’t much helpful. At the end I figured it out. Picked 3 different kind of sauces for my Mongolian food had made my bowl tasted odd. Stick to one like for example - teriyaki sauce. My husband enjoyed his bowl.

Price point: Single: $$ Duo or more :$$$ First time coming to this restaurant, you wanna come very early or at least before dinner because if you plan to be with a family or a party of 3+ people than you're gonna have to wait in a VERY cramped entrance to get your name called (No way to contact from the outside in case its even more crowded than it already is (waiting is about 10-20 minutes) After being seated you'll receive a small size Bowl by default (no other option of bowl sizes) Making a bowl in a busy line while waiting is gonna take you about 5-10 minutes in the line depending how everyone moves along. They keep the restaurant neat, although I have found sauce cups in the sauce containers (pictures provided) Overall it's quite a pricey place to eat out too (don't have any expectations on the the small bowls that cost $14+ on Lunch & $16+ on Dinner) it's a let down tbh as much as I was hoping to have a new favorite spot to eat.

For there to be a lot of 1 star reviews I found this place to be pretty good. Awesome portion sizes and pretty quick turn around on the stir fry. Food was awesome. The seating is a little congested but not bad. Don’t come here if you are allergic to stuff tho. They cook everything on the same grill if you do the custom stir fry.

They definitely put the YUMMY in these bowls! It’s sooo good! Atmosphere is great, servers are so pleasant and friendly! Our family enjoyed the experience.

Amazing experience, amazing staff , I have never felt so welcomed in a restaurant. Vincent was our server and he did and amazing great job 10/10 recommend.