Have been many Mongolian grill restaurants before. This one their food is not that good. The ingredients aren’t very fresh and the choices aren’t many. The service and environment is okay.

Me and the wife love to eat here, food is always tasty.

Do not eat here. We walked in and looked around, the bowls were dirty and buckets were catching water from multiple AC units. I don’t mean drips. I’m talking full on water falls. Seems like a breeding ground for Legionnaires disease. Yuck, yuck, yuck!!!! It really needs to be closed down.

Good food with a good selection and a great cook. I took the kids there and they took great pleasure in ringing the bell and ate more veggies than I thought possible. Great experience.

I live laugh love this place. it’s my root of happiness. I am here 4-5 times a week. Give the grill guy and waitress a raise, they deserve it.

Mongolian food is delicious, and they also sell Korean food, kimbap and ramen.

This was a great new experience, and from what my wife tells me, it is very similar to stir-fry restaurants in Okinawa Japan. Fresh, mostly raw, ingredients are in a buffet arrangement with a dozen different sauces, seasonings, and oils. Lots of protein and vegetable options so most dietary restrictions should be able to be accommodated. The food was delicious and even though it is all you can eat, you do get a little bit of a price break if you only go through the line 1 time. Looking forward to going back with family. This particular location is a little tired but was still clean, presentable, and fairly well maintained. -- Was able to come back with my wife (2 months later). Food is still excellent and if you come to this location for an early dinner (5pm ish) during the week, there is no wait and no lines. Food was still amazing and delectable. Added a couple more photos.

This restaurant wasn't not good at all. You walk in and they have buckets everywhere. It's a buffet style hibachi. You have to put everything you want in a bowl, then take it to the fire grill. The guy just sauteed it. No flavor what so ever.y husband went to the bathroom and seen roaches in it. They charged 11.5$ for each person and it wasn't worth 2.

The concept is great but the execution is awful. Aside from the decore, which is a broken down ac unit dripping into multiple buckets, no ac, and not great service, the menu is stupid. There's an unlimited option which you cant take leftovers home from, which I totally get. But you can't take leftovers for a two bowl option. Which I don't understand. Two bowls of food is a set amount of food, and the bowls are small. I should be able to take my leftovers.

Run down building with leaking AC’s in several places that can’t keep up with the heat inside and outside. It felt muggy inside. Table paint was tacky to the touch The soda tasted too syrupy and flat. The quality of the food wasn’t worth the price $8.50 per plate. Marinated bamboo shoots had dry crunchy ends, beef was tough and fatty. For the over $20 per person (a drink and two plates), I would have gone elsewhere for better food. For a while we were the only customers inside but it seemed like we were being rushed with the amount of times the host/waitress came by. The amount of lengthy worded signs everywhere I looked also made me feel unwelcome and that I would end up breaking a rule posted somewhere.

Food is as good as you want it to be or can make it. Raw food on bar looks fresh and tidy. Food is always cooked well. They really need to work on the inside. Usually feels muggy and there is always a leaky air conditioning collecting water in a bucket.

It was it has been over a year since last visit. They still got food was great and fresh come and have a great time

It was less busy than the Crazy Fire Mongolian near Capital Blvd. Less food options, still decent.

You get what you pay for! Fun experience building your own dish and experiment different combination of ingredients and sauces!

I've eaten at Crazy Fire many times over the last 15 years and the food and atmosphere are still nice. The pricing is fair, the ingredients are of decent quality, the grill cooks are well trained, and the hosts aren't overly present. I enjoy the variety of meats, vegetables, sauces, and seasonings available so I try to never eat the same meal twice. The reason for the lost star is simply due to the fact that almost nothing about the restaurant has changed in the last 10-15 years and it is starting to feel like it could use a face lift. Clean and fun overall, definitely recommend for friends and families.

We did lunch the woman was very helpful as 1 time enjoying their establishment. Little farther then home I'd travel again for. Would recommend for large and small groups.

Crazy Fire is a fun place where you get to pick your raw food from a buffet and give it to the chefs to cook on a giant round grill. There are lots of choices of meats, tofu, veggies and spices but I wish they had spinach, cabbage and other leafy greens. They are often low on buffet items but you can always ask to have them restock specifics. This can sometimes take 10 minutes but it's pretty fresh. We often come here with our families for birthdays and special occasions. We have vegans, vegetarians and carnivores. They will keep your food separate on the grill and use different utensils if you let them know. It's fun to watch them cook your food and bang the gong. You pay by the bowl so it's fun to stack your bowl as high as possible. That's probably why all the items are finely chopped and they got rid of the leafy greens (aka "walls"), haha. One star off because it's a bit of an old hole in the wall, but we like it.

Been going here for years for a good lunch. Prices have risen since I started coming in 2018, but still extremely high value. Food is always good too.

This was my first time trying a Mongolian grill, and I definitely enjoyed the food. The service was good, and there was no wait to get a seat. This location does seem older, looking a little run down, but everything was clean. I wish there was something to help determine how to add the sauces, I've heard other places list some options for this...add half a ladle of this or that to get a particular flavor. I had fun ringing the gong!

Build your own bowl style limited by your creativity. Wish they had broccoli but no biggie. Their yum yum sauce is excellent (ask your server for it - they call it white sauce)

Great concept... Good options for vegetarians. The restaurant provides raw vegetables, meats and a variety of sauces and seasonings. You fill your bowl and take it to the huge grill to be cooked/ sauteed with rice.

The food was great, and everyone in my party enjoyed it. If you are adventurous and enjoy spicy food, definitely ask for their homemade spicy sauce for your stir fry.

When you go, if you go, read the menu very carefully. If you get two bowls at supper and you want to take home what you did not eat, you have to pay $14 per bowl. The menu was not clear about this. I looked carefully, and after thinking it over, I finally figured it out. It is on the menu. But it is hard to figure out. I can't come back to Crazy Fire because they are making it very not clear that when you think you're going to be paying $17 you end up paying 28. It is their prerogative to do it this way. It is my prerogative not to go back. Ever.