Mogies Mongolian Grill

Veggies were fresh and meat selection looked good. I opted for tofu and everything was cooked well. Sauces were tasty. I chose two spicy sauces that made my nose run and had a nice kick to it. The miso soup was not great. However the cabbage salad was a nice addition to the meal.
Both my son and I had items of food in our finished bowls that we did not add. I’m not that picky and have no food allergies so I didn’t mind. However, the cook needs to pay more attention to not mixing things into bowls that were not already in there.
Service was friendly. Might come back. Might not.

Visited 4÷21÷16 for dinner. Clean facilities. Food was fresh and tasty. Staff was friendly and attentive.
They could really do well with some additional side-​dish options over the rice and soup they offer, like the traditional Mongolian pocketbread. Also, an additional bowl for an additional charge (or even an AYCE option) would be a nice option for those of us who like to hog down on some Mongolian on occasion. :)
Not bad Mongolian, all things considered. We’ll be back for sure!

Worst Mongolian grill ever.
Rice is over cooked, the burner is set way to high so it turns your food to mush. The sauces are very thin and flavorless. I’ve tried this place twice now, and everytime I’m disappointed. Mongolian is my favorite food choice and this place kills it for me.

Place was dirty, employees very rude, food was burn, miso soup super salty, no good choices for sauce, only 3 slices of meat on the salad bar, vegetables wasn’t wahs.
Really expensive for poor food, and services, they charge me $ 3.00 extra for carryout.
The cashier was very rude and she said if you don’t like the food you can go to
McDonalds. I WILL NOT CAMBACK TO THIS LITTLE DURTY PLACE.

Mogies grill is a good destination to enjoy some great food wonderful dinning expiernce and all around wonderful place to go

Another couple months. I think better than last. Came in for their 2^nd «WOK WEDNESDAY» sauce was LemonGrass! A Kirin beer! They got their beverage license! The clean mentality remains! That always comes from management! Laurie C. Is still there making good things happen. Fresh, clean, great smells, a beer!, friendly staff. Don’t get the negatives… Other than they were the early days when Mogies was getting out the kinks. More sauce! More flavor! Fantastic food!

Over priced for an American attempt at Asian food. If you’re not Asian and don’t know what real Asian food tastes like, then this will be a good place for you to eat. But if you’re Asian, this is a disappointment. Mongolian BBQ at the mall is better then this.
Last time I’m eating here

First time and was great… Linzey was awesome with helping us with everything… The owner even came over and talked to us… will come back… everything was clean and neat

I came here over the weekend with my family. The staff were very nice, but very young. May I suggest they have at least someone who’s Asian teach them how to make decent steamed rice. Their rice looked and felt like the stuff you use for packaging. As for the taste, it was terrible! Bad rice can make or break the meal.
Get the real rice and not some rice out of a box.
Uncle Ben’s doesn’t cut it.
This place may feel like the real deal to non-​Asians, but to an Asian family like us, we know what’s up.
It was the basic selections you would expect to see a Mongolian barbecue place. Nothing more nothing less. I don’t know… the place just did not excite me.
The side dishes were coleslaw and cucumber salad which looked and tasted like it had been sitting there all day, even worse, it looked like left overs from the day before.
Can you believe they charge .50 for a
to-​go box? That’s assuming that you even want to bring home this food masquerading as Mongolian left overs.
Nothing authentic about this place. The food was so white washed. Sorry guys. As nice as you all were, our experience was a huge thumbs down.
Never again!

Pretty good Mongolian Grill. Food is good service and is friendly, but $ 15 a bowl is definitely more pricy compared to other oriental grills I’ve been to.

Am I seeing this right? A Mongolian grill in the middle of nowhere Arizona? Well this I have to try. To my surprise this is a non-​Asian run business. Not to my surprise I was the only Asian brotha in the house. The owners are amazing business people who turned an existing concept into a modern infused one.
Food:
Pick your own meats and create your own entrée or noodle dish. If it doesn’t come out right… well you’re at fault. That’s the beauty of this type of business.
Service:
Very friendly staff.
Environment:
This place is clean and bright. Something you don’t see often in a Mongolian Grill.
Price:
Fairly priced for the type of food.
Food: 4
Service: 4
Environment: 4
Price: 4

Came here with family. We all loved the food. Great healthy choices, several delicious sauces from which to choose. They also have miso soup, slaw and brown rice on the side… not part of the bowl but included in same bowl price. No extra charge! You get your moneys worth here. Very clean, the staff was friendly and extremely accommodating. I’m not an easy customer. lol. We always try to support family owned businesses. We will definitely be back!

Great healthy food. Plenty of sauce choices and meat and vegetable choices. Reasonable price for all the food you get. Will visit anytime I’m in Prescott for lunch.
Employees seemed interested in the fact that my experience was positive.

Food was bland but it could have been my fault for not figuring out the sauces. I think they are a bit limited on verity as well. Also, for the price, most of the time these types of places are all you can eat. The place is clean and staff seemed friendly.

A great spot for a healthy meal! You choose the ingredients so it is great for us. We are a family of vegetarians and one vegan. We had a great meal the other night. Great for kids as they get excited about making their bowl. A fun addition to Prescott!

Over priced and the food is not that great. For myself spent $ 18.00 on lunch including tip and I tipped the kid cooking the food separately. Couldn’t finish medium bowl and asked for a to go box. The host was going to charge me .50 cents for a to go box. I gave him a $ 5.00 bill and an annoyed look. He just gave me the box.
Hope it goes out of business.

I have been to Mogies just once and I really enjoyed it. I plan to return for sure.
I did happen to go when it was not busy. One of the cooks told me that at times there can be an hour’s wait. Hummm. I could see how that would happen very easily. Anyway, I got the medium bowl and piled it high and deep. They don’t mind over-​piling, which is good. It is a psychological thing to make you think you are getting a better deal. Lol. It works, and the price is reasonable anyway. Then, I recommend to go back for more sauce after its cooked and add some more. Yes!

Short version: Complete disappointment.
The staff was all really friendly, the place was pretty clean, there was a reasonable selection of food. Sauces and dry spices left a lot to be desired… In fact there were no spices at all.
The service on the other hand… Terrible. The grill is half the size it should be at best. There was a guy in his late teens or early 20s that was half way quick and a kid in his early teens that was down right slow. I honestly don’t even know how he was legally old enough to work there. The younger guy put my food on and cooked only it, the older kid then took two orders for himself, both of which were done before mine… leaving the meat severely over cooked and dry. I couldn’t even taste the teriyaki I had used.
There may have been room for 1 or 2 more meals on the grill, but that’s about it and there were still 8 people behind me waiting for their food to be cooked when mine was on. Even if they had a larger grill set up like you typically see at Mongolian grill… the grillers there couldn’t have kept up. They took my wife’s back to cook in a wok because they were so far in the weeds, and the guy said he would be right back for mine. Didn’t come back until my wife’s was done and mine was already on the grill. She was pretty much done with her food by the time I sat down.
This is the only one of about half a dozen Mongolian places I have been to that wasn’t all you can eat. Though this is really frustrating, the large bowl is plenty of food… I couldn’t finish mine (it was dry and flavorless so that didn’t help). And at $ 12 is substantially cheaper than the ~$ 18 or so you might spend on the normal all you can eat option at other places. I personally always make 2 – 3 small bowls so I can try a bunch of different stuff, which is why I prefer the other places. This also gives you a chance to try new things rather than playing it safe.
I also understand this is Prescott and people are typically very cheap, so I can see having the «once through» options. Just like the other places. But I don’t see a reason to not offer the all you can’t eat for $ 17.95 or something.
And this is just a pet peeve… But how the heck are you gonna charge $.50 for a to go box? Normally all you can eat, no to go box, I get that. But I don’t get it… Not that I wanted to take home the tasteless over cooked food I had anyway, just on principle that’s irritating.

I love Mongolian BBQ and to get it I normally would have to go down to Phoenix. No more!!! This place is just as good as any Mongolian BBQ I’ve had and its in Prescott! Huge portions, pick what you want in the bowl and what sauces and the watch it cook on the grill. Easy, fast and delicious!!!

The food is fantastic, and very reasonably priced. You can fill your bowl as high as you’d like, plus there’s cucumber salad, soup, and white or brown rice. Ambience can be bought, and I’m sure, with time, they’ll improve, but the food is perfect. I’ll definitely be back.