Warriors Grill

I’ve always loved Mongolian bbq because of how customizable the food is! Warriors Mongolian Grill offers a variety of meats including chicken, imitation crab, pork, beef, and lamb (dinner only).
The set up is like other similar places. Pick up a bowl and fill it with as many ingredients as you can fit! Structural integrity is key when building your Tower of Babel (if you come during the weekdays you can see how meticulously some people stack ingredients to make the most of the single bowl lunch price). My favorite way to do it is to start by putting your choice of meat on the bottom of the bowl, then add the veggies and noodles on top as they’re less likely to fall off.
Sauce wise you can’t really go wrong either (Just go easy on the sesame oil and chili oil). Ingredients are always fresh and they replenish them often! I’ve come to warriors for many years and between the quick service and eat at your own pace dining it’s easy to see why!
Last tip, the sesame bread’s one of my favorite parts of the meal so def save some room for one or two pieces!

Fair price for healthy food option. I love the lamb with dinner. Its exceptional with some pineapple cooked in… just ask the chef to add some. Sesame bread is delicious. Try jasmine tea for a sudo authentic meal.

I love coming here they have the best hot and sour soup and their food is always fresh it’s one of my favorite places to go and my kids love it too

This restaurant is one of my faves because I spent many dates there with my ex now good friend. It became our go to spot when we were hungry. We would eat here on numerous occasions because it was convenient and delicious yet affordable. It’s been a while but I will be returning.

As a transplant from California I’m constantly craving ethnic food. The other day I was craving Mongolian so I searched and found this place.
The value is awesome! For 8.95 I got to fill my bowl with meat, veggies and noodles and I got rice and sesame bread.
The downside, the bowls are quite a bit smaller than the Mongolian places I’m used to in Los Angeles, the veggies aren’t very fresh looking, the sauces are really watered down, and the lady at the front wasn’t very friendly.
All things considered, I would come back here when the craving strikes, but I’m going to keep searching for a better Mongolian grill.

What a pleasant surprise. Excellent lunch great choices good service priced right. I will be back and so should you

Love the Warriors. Tons of fresh vegetables and wide range of meat. With the wide range of sauces and options it’s a different plate every time. This the king of AYCE Mongolian. Friendly fast staff.

Came in today at around 1:45 and the food was amazing. I recommend it to everyone in the area!

Warriors Grill is amazing! I have been coming to this place for well over a decade and I have never been disappointed. The lunch special is the best deal in town and the food is spectacular. On a side note, Warriors ticks all of the boxes for me when it comes to the diet I’m on and with the many choices they give you you’re options are almost limitless. Fresh vegetables, noodles, a handful of protein options, and sauces galore! Warriors has been going strong for a long time and they seem to have discovered a winning formula and as the saying goes «if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.»

Not my idea of dinner. Won’t go back to stand in line and try to fit all my choices for the grill in a tiny bowl. Not to mention they brought the soup and rice bread out and it was cold by the time we got through the line.

Meh. Standard Mongolian BBQ. Build your own bowl, they cook it. Sesame bread, white rice and soup (hot n sour or egg drop) are standard. Generally they have cookies for dessert (chocolate chip and white chocolate macadamia) but there have been occasions where they were not offered.
Unlimited trips to the grill. Chicken, white and dark meat, pork, beef and «krab» are standard for lunch, lamb is also provided for dinner hours.
Nothing spectacular, but decent, reliable and you have only yourself to blame if you don’t like your stir fry choices :)
Drinks are an additional charge from the standard lunch or dinner prices of $ 10 or $ 12 for unlimited trips. You can get a single trip meal during weekday lunch hours for a reduced price.
Staff is very friendly and attentive.

This is pretty much the place that I judge all other Mongolian bbq places against. There are some as good but I can’t think of one that’s better. The service is always great too.
I love the hot/​sour soup and, as most seem to note, their sesame bread is very good. For this type of all-​you-​can-​eat restaurant I think the price is very reasonable as well.

Love this place. I’ve never had a problem coming here and have been since 2010. Hot and sour soup is the best that I’ve had anywhere. Great selection on the buffet… pork, beef, white and dark meat chicken. They DO NOT have imitation crab unless hidden behind the counter (haven’t seen it in the 6 years I’ve been coming and I’ve never asked). Service is on point. A hidden secret… the soup is unlimited if you ask for more. Salad bar is kinda eh… but honestly, who goes to a Mongolian restaurant and judges the salad bar? The buffet bar HASN’T been the most maintained as far as wipe downs, but it’s always stocked, fresh, and super busy when I come, and the rest of the restaurant is very clean any how. Worth a try, its like 8 bucks for one trip and 12 for unlimited… I can never make it past 2 cups of soup and 1 trip.

Clean and friendly.
The choices are plentiful, with included soups, a salad bar, and fresh cookies after your meal.
Service was great with drinks always being refilled, and dirty plates being taken off your table immediately. Everyone was friendly, with a smile, and helpful as this was a brand new dining experience.
Finally, a great value.

I’ve been going to Warriors Grill for many years now, and it is one of my favorite Mongolian grills. You typically get seated, get your drink and soup order, then can go to the grill to pick out the veggies, meats, and oils you’d like with your noodles. My go-​to dish includes red and green peppers, tomatoes, mushrooms, bean sprouts, chicken, beef, mongolian sauce, sesame oil, and oyster sauce. Your plate can also be as huge as you want! For soup choice, I personally always get the egg drop soup. In addition, you also get unlimited sesame bread that’s great for dipping in your soup and picking up the extra sauce from your noodles. Their prices aren’t too bad. You can’t go wrong with an $ 8.50 one trip lunch. Their dinner isn’t even too expensive! It’s such a large place, and can get pretty busy because the cooks are able to only put two dishes on the grill at a time. However, it only takes roughly a minute to cook your order, so you aren’t waiting forever. In the meantime, you can check out their small salad bar on the left that is included. I highly recommend this place!

Been coming to this location since they first opened up. One of the owner’s has always been good to my family. Love getting unlimited trips to try my food cooked on the grill in one of many different combinations. I also look forward to the little cookies at the end, the owner hooks me up sometimes with more. Love this establishment. I am always surprised when he sees me and remembers my family and asks how I am doing. That’s what keeps a person coming back, along with the food of course.

Cheap all you can eat Asian stir fry! It seems like a decent place to grab some Mongolian BBQ, however, the quality of the food is below average.
$ 12 per person for unlimited food isn’t bad at all. The meal comes with a choice of either egg drop or hot and sour soup. It also comes with this sesame bread, which was okay, but we barely touched it.
Next, you build your own bowl. They offer noodles, a variety of vegetables such as onions, celery, carrots, mushrooms, bean sprouts, and different meats like imitation crab, beef, and pork. The biggest gripe I have is the sanitation. The vegetables looked unappetizing, because they’ve probably been sitting out all day. The meats were sitting out too, but they were frozen so I guess that’s okay? After you put all those components in a bowl, you add sauces. I’d recommend adding a lot of the oyster sauce or the house sauce, because it can be bland and just greasy.
It makes me sad to give this restaurant 2 stars, because the service is so friendly. But overall, I guess it might be a decent place for some quick Mongolian BBQ if you’re not picky about the quality of the food.

This is always a perfect place to go to when you’re feeling noodles! Essentially, it’s a buffet, but you really don’t need to go more than once. Of course, you pour all the sauces on and voila, a perfect dinner! The employees are always courteous and quick.

This is my favorite hibachi grill type place. I love the hot and sour soup. It is more sour and tangy than at most places. I love the sesame bread. And the Mongolian food is so good!!! I’m usually full after one plate but I always go back for the second. If you like noodles and Asian cuisine then you will enjoy this place

Every time I come here, I always get my food to go!
Understand if you sit down and eat and you still have food left on your plate, do not think about asking a for a ‘to go container’ because they will NOT GIVE it to you. Once you decide to eat in, that is exactly what you do — eat in!
Thankfully, I know how to stack my bowl. Because with to go orders you can only use one bowl unless you want to get charged for using a separate bowl for your order. Now, they do allow you to use a separate bowl for your sauces.
So if this helps, think of it as a masterpiece you are building… and pretty much how the food is arranged start placing the meat in your bowl, then the veggies, then top it off with your noodles. Matter of fact, keep in mind the game –Jenga! But you are food stacking against the law of gravity. It takes practice, but it is worth in the end.
With your to go order you can choose a soup or the mini salad bar.
Upon checking out you can grab some mints, toothpicks and chopsticks. I believe dinner to go is under $ 10. You also get white rice with your meal that is already prepared after your hibachi meal is cooked and ready to go.
The food is always good here. And if you need help with the mixing of sauces the cooks will help you.
I am sure they have menu options if you do not choose hibachi. But always ask if you are unsure.
A friendly atmosphere with awesome eats.
Have fun :)