Mongolian in the OC

[Scoreboard]

I'm having a real hard time finding some decent Mongolian in the OC. Anyone out there got any recommendations?

[Fisch]

check google maps?

I used to go to one in Orange, CA a lot when I went to Chapman College/University.
I don't know if it's the same one but there's a Genghis Khan Mongolian BBQ on...
1722 N Tustin St
Orange, CA 92865

(714) 283-8698

[Arrogant Ba$tard]

Originally Posted by MikeHoncho

There's a good place in Costa Mesa on 17th street, can't think of the name at the moment but have been there many times.

It's in the same little complex as a cat vet. Seriously.

[Leatherface]

Originally Posted by Scoreboard

I'm having a real hard time finding some decent Mongolian in the OC. Anyone out there got any recommendations?

in La Habra, Great Wall Mongolian BBQ on Harbor/Imperial. Amazing, been eating there for 18 years now.

[TONGA]

Originally Posted by VisionQuest

in La Habra, Great Wall Mongolian BBQ on Harbor/Imperial. Amazing, been eating there for 18 years now.

I used to work around the corner from this place. Went there at least once a week.

[Leatherface]

Originally Posted by TONGA

I used to work around the corner from this place. Went there at least once a week.

Doorman at the strip club, or proud member of the Geek Squad?

[TONGA]

Originally Posted by VisionQuest

Doorman at the strip club, or proud member of the Geek Squad?

Beckman Coulter, across from the Home Depot one block up.

[mitchrock]

Originally Posted by VisionQuest

Doorman at the strip club, or proud member of the Geek Squad?

Tonga was the dancer known as Tongalina! HAWT!

[Leatherface]

Originally Posted by mitchrock

Tonga was the dancer known as Tongalina! HAWT!

I CANT GIVE YOU ANY ****ING KARMA!!!!!!

[Hipcheck]

Not to piss on the parade but once you go to a Korean BBQ or even Japanese Yakiniku you will never do mongolian again.

Did you ever notice no matter what sauce or veggies or meat you choose for mongolian bbq it always tastes the same?

[seraphim]

you broke my city wall!!!!!!!!!

[Fisch]

Originally Posted by Hipcheck

Not to piss on the parade but once you go to a Korean BBQ or even Japanese Yakiniku you will never do mongolian again.

Did you ever notice no matter what sauce or veggies or meat you choose for mongolian bbq it always tastes the same?

It is what it is. Korean isn't known for having a variety of sauces' either, the main difference is the inherent taste and texture of the meat used. The problem with mongolian is that it's all shaved meat regardless of type.
I like the bread at the Mongolian place. heh.

I like and eat Korean much more than mongolian but mongolian is a lot cheaper in general. If I don't get yakiniku buffet style, I can easily spend $40-$60 for kal-bi on my own.

[notmike]

Noodles or no noodles?

I first had mongolian at the same place by Chapman College mentioned above... Now I go to the other one in CM (though I can remember neither one's name at the moment). Both of these places serve the noodle-less variety.

One time I went to a place by the Forum with some other Kings fans, and they insisted it was the best place ever. It had noodles.

Yuk. :p

[TONGA]

Guess I have to recycle a few more cans.

[Henry1515]

lol,damn mongorians!

[job]

PAN ASIA Mongolian BBQ

In Costa Mesa on 17th street on the right just before you hit Santa Ana Ave (assuming you came from Newport Blvd).

Hole in the wall delicious...not fast food Mongolian like Ghengis Kahn.

[hokyfann]

Originally Posted by MikeHoncho

There's a good place in Costa Mesa on 17th street, can't think of the name at the moment but have been there many times.

Mongolian BBQ on E17th st just west of Santa Ana Ave..That place is awesome and cheap..