Great Wall Mongolian BBQ

Reviews

• Jeanette N.

  star star star star star_border 20 September 2026

  So yesterday I came with my Dad, he mentioned his friend insisted on coming here and trying their all you can eat. He said his friend was a big dude and loves eating there. Let me tell you this place is actually very tasty and service was great! From pork, beef, chicken and lamb, the meat menu is delicious!
  Make your own bowl, choose your meat, veggies, and spices, and boom! For only 13bux, Great Stuff!
  
  I plan on coming here again soon with my little sister.

• Katherine L.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 14 September 2026

  1st visit was years ago, because it was just OK.  So we gave it another try.
  
  Plus
  Choice between AYCE or 1 bowl options.
  Tofu & shrimp offered at no extra charge
  Friendly staff
  Free yummy naan/bread
  Free bowls of egg drop soup & fried rice (bland though)
  
  Minus
  DON'T get the water chestnuts! Had a sour taste. It might have spread to my zucchini I had to spit out into my napkin. Both of us have upset tummies hours later even though we picked them out.
  
  Sign says "no doggie bags" so you can't take your leftovers home even if you opt out of AYCE

• Nick C.

  star star star star_border star_border 7 September 2026

  Came here on a weekday for ayce lunch. The pricing seems to be hidden or discreetly located. Slightly/marginally better quality wise  than mad wolf across the street, mainly because they offer lamb and a few extra toppings/sides. The reports about the month old rice and wierd egg flower soup were true!
  
  I ordered some steamed rice to see if it was going to be different from the reports of hard, dry and old fried rice and nope, it's the same hard, dry, old steamed rice. The soup is NOT recommended. It had a unnatural, dark Orange, syrupy hue to it. Almost as if food coloring or dye we're added to cut costs. I took one taste, then never touched it again for the rest of the meal.
  
  Serving was a mixed bag. The server (younger Chinese gentleman) and older man from the kitchen we're tentative. However, the service itself seemed a little off putting.
  First off, I asked for a few refills of the bread. The grandpa server stammers back in my face "how many?" I say "1" then he trounces off without saying anything with an attitude.
  I'm assuming the staff didn't like the fact that I packed my bowl full of protein and veggies which cost them more than if I were fill up on the noodles. And that I asked for refills on the bread Twice causing them to bring out another batch (I like to time a fresh order of bread with a fresh plate). On my second trip back, the younger server made sure to open the cover tray for the noodles as if to say, "here, fill up on noodles instead."  I proceeded to pack a small bowl with just protein and veggies :p
  
  Not even halfway through my 2nd plate, the server drops the check in front of my face and leaves. Prob not a big deal to some, but I felt that a little rude. In conclusion, if your caught in the middle living in hacienda/Rowland heights, head to Covina instead of La Habra for your Mongolian BBQ fix. If you don't want to drive and needed to choose between great wall and mad wolf across the street, this would be acceptable granted you don't need rice or care for egg flower soup.

• Silver B.

  star star star star star_border 5 September 2026

  Great place to have your food cooked in front of you. Food is tasty and delicious. I will definitely  come back. I recommend it. Did I mention, it's all you can eat!!

• David O.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 5 September 2026

  It's OK. I traveled a long way because I had heard they had "boggy-bags" which are hard to come by, and they do, but NOT for lunch!  I was HUGELY disappointed, and it didn't help that the Mongolian BBQ was just so-so.
  If you want an excellent M-BBQ, travel to Garden Grove and try Genghis Khan Mongolian BBQ on Garden Grove Blvd.