Kevin

Great place for lunch or dinner. You start with a couple bowls of shaved raw beef, chicken, or pork. Then make your way down the line and get some produce, then onto the noodles. Last stop before they cook is the sauces. There is quite a lot to choose from. After you get your food you bring it to the cooks who dump your bowls out onto a big round cooking grill. They cook all the meats and veggies and noodles, then serve on a plate. There is a to-go price and also an all you can eat price. When you're done with your meal, you can treat yourself to a vanilla soft serve ice cream. I've been here a dozen times, and it's always delicious.

Sam Sachs

A well rounded option if you're looking for Mongolian BBQ. Lots of toppings to pick from and a wide variety of sauce options as well. They have self serve rice, soup and even ice cream. Service was friendly and the price was reasonable for an all you can eat place. The location is tucked between a few stores so it may be difficult to find at first.

Bob Frisco

I love this place ! Worth a drive from SF to see friends and eat as much as you want. Usually you're hungry in an hour after Chinese food but not this place 😂. Very nice staff too.

Reed Chavez

If you want some fresh made food with fresh ingredients, and you like to make your own combinations of food, then come to this Mongolians style grill. Grab a bowl or two, then fill with shaved meat of choice, and a whole buffet of fresh veggies, chow Morin noodles and sauces. Hand it to the grill master and he will put your food on a round hot grill. After a few rounds around the grill, it is served hot off the grill. Grab a bowl of chicken soup or rice and a cold drink and sit down for a nice hot meal. {Be careful that your eyes are not bigger than your stomach because there are no take homes containers}. Get a soft serve cream cream for dessert, then pay as you leave. Nice staff, good fast hot comfort food just how you like it.

+4

Brian

The second I walked in I was immediately greeted my friendly smile and an explanation of how the bar work. My drink order was taken immediately as I was getting my food together. They have great fresh vegetables, a great selection of meats and all the sauces you could imagine. They had the Golden State Warrior game on which made for a very quiet dining room atmosphere. I found the place to be very clean, accommodating, and welcoming. if I'm ever in the area I will definitely try this place again.

Frank Carrillo

Decent Mongolian BBQ spot. The food is always pretty good.

Deepak Karkala

This place has an all you can eat option for stir fry noodles. Decent options. Try their recipes of sauces as per your taste. Should come out well. Vanilla ice cream was good. Friendly staff and convenient location

Shamsun Nahar

Not all you can eat, price is just for a bowl only. Charge extra for icecream. But overall food quality and variety pretty good on a weekend lunch. Both lamb/beef meat was good, shrimp not so much.

We frequent Gobi pretty often. Today I saw an offer for a buy one get one free 17.99. After all door dasher charges, over $30. Not much of a deal. I placed an order for the protein deal. When door dasher delivered, I seriously thought they forgot the food. The bag was so light. This is what I found when I opened the bag. Shame on you Gobi

James “Jake” Mason

Great Mongolian, serve yourself soup and rice was not what I was expecting, dinner price was on the high side for little to no service. Restaurant was clean and food area was well kept. Lunch service at a dinner price. Update - wanted to give a good rating, however just can't. No improvement over time, ingredients have resorted to having hot dogs that you can include in your bbq, sauces had no flavor, just all in all bland... Price is misleading as they charge almost $15 for one one plate, if you use 2 bowls, yet $13 for one plate if you use their larger bowl. No soup, just rice, and absolutely no service or care that we choose to eat there.

The Life Of Aboi

Honestly, had a terrible experience at this place. I’m from Los Angeles. This is my first time trying a Mongolian place in Northern California, as soon as you walk in no one’s really there to greet you, there’s only two employees one cashier and one cook. I came to order to-go food after the gym and I was asking how the pricing works. There is like a billion different signs and prices which are very confusing because many of them only apply for dine-in customers which I was not, she mentioned I can grab two bowls (which are very small you can maybe fit two apples inside. The food is self-serve and it’s really hard to reach into each individual container because there's a covid style plastic blocking your shoulders from reaching in properly. There’s not enough tongs for grabbing each raw protein (chicken, pork, lamb, etc) as well as veggies so sometimes you have to use other ones. I’m glad I got an extra bowl because one bowl of protein and one bowl of veggies is not enough portion size to even feel remotely full. My food was served cooked on a plate (dine-in) after I kept mentioning it was a to-go order, once the cook understood me, he tossed it all in a to-go box. A lot of my meat and veggies were falling off the sides of the box onto the table where everyone gets their food. It was very hard to understand the workers, I was asking for a napkin to clean oil off my hands after grabbing my box, I also asked for a fork to organize food back into container and they pretty much didn't know what I was referring to. I was charged almost $30 for a standard panda-style box of food which honestly was very oily and not as good as I thought it was going to be. I guess people who dine-in have a better experience but I will not be coming back.