another restaurant in Cypress. 103 E. 17th Street, Suite 3, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 A Mongolian BBQ restaurant called Howl Wok Mongolian BBQ has opened in Garden Grove. It currently offers a $7.99 lunch special and a grand opening discount of 10% off the all
kabobs. 6846 Edinger Ave, Huntington Beach, CA 92647 BB Mongolian BBQ, which just opened in Cypress, offers Mongolian BBQ for as little as $9.99 but also Korean ramen and bibimbap topped with teppan chicken, bulgogi beef, spicy pork, or grilled tofu. 5959
Ray Lasher of Lasher’s, which closed five years ago in Long Beach, has now opened a new restaurant called Lasher’s Kitchen. The new menu includes offerings of Southern-fried oysters with Cajun BBQ sauce and fried green tomatoes with andouille. 5295
Mongolian BBQ; and In-Sit Coffee. 6960 Beach Blvd., Buena Park, CA 90621 Manila Kusina has moved from Lake Forest to Mission Viejo. It remains a turo turo operation, but also does an all-day silog breakfast. 25571 Jeronimo Rd., Mission Viejo, CA 92691 The
and dinner, respectively. The restaurant features sushi, Mongolian BBQ and Chinese food. 2321 S Bristol St., Santa Ana, CA 92704 A new restaurant called Ding’s Garden has taken over what was formerly Pig Haus, which was itself formerly MJ’s Cafe in
restaurant. Not just a restaurant but a Korean BBQ. It's not that Irvine isn't lacking in Korean BBQs, but for Culver Plaza, which will soon also have a Mongolian hot pot joint when Little Sheep opens, a Korean BBQ will make a nice bookend, not to mention act
For quite a while I knew that a new business called “All That BBQ” was going to open at Culver Plaza in Irvine, but I had no idea if it was a restaurant or perhaps a BBQ equipment supplier like BBQ's Galore. ] Well as it turns out, it is, indeed, a
been, but the release says it all, but it does sounds a bit like Mongolian BBQ, if you ask me. ] The company describes it this way: Depending on the protein choice selected by the customer, dishes are prepared fast and fresh before their eyes, either
This may sound weird (or not), but as far as I can remember, I've only had Mongolian BBQ exactly twice in my life. Once was at a hole-in-the-wall in Newport Beach/Costa Mesa, which I already forget the name of. The second time was in Cambridge, MA
remember much about. In truth, I think I recall it being no different than our local Mongolian joint, except a little pricier. But when I heard that an outlet of FiRE + iCE opened this past weekend at the Anaheim Garden Walk, it triggered a rush of
Park; (626) 872-0388. Los Feliz standby Chi Dynasty is all booked up for Christmas Day, but you still may be able to snag a table—and some of their yummy Beijing duck, Mongolian beef, and Chardonnay shrimp—on a first come, first served basis. They’re
feel with lots of red lanterns hanging from the ceiling. They’re already booking up, so time is of the essence. 740 N. Fairfax Ave., Fairfax; (323) 653-0640. Hop Woo BBQ & Seafood has a menu as long as Ulysses and portions that last you two more meals
USA is opening this week in Anaheim at the 99 Ranch-anchored plaza on Crescent and Euclid. It will feature Malaysian cuisine, specializing in char siu fan (BBQ pork served with fragrant rice) & bak kut the (herbal pork soup with rice or noodles
other restaurants, this outlet will feature a number of vegetarian-friendly dishes such as cauliflower Manchurian and paneer dishes, but also halal meat dishes such as Szechwan lamb and Mongolian beef.
If you want to eat all you can at an all-you-can-eat in Orange County, there will be a lot of Indian, a lot of sushi, and a lot of Korean BBQs. This list has more than a few of each. But there are non-Indian, non-KBBQ, non-sushi options, too…just
. All That Barbecue It may charge just $20 like other new age KBBQ like Gen in Tustin but All That BBQ has a quirkiness all its own. It names its dishes with pun-filled phrases like “Don't Rib Me Off.” And it pre-cooks some of its proteins even before