
Moe’s Char House is OPEN! Moe’s Char House in Chanhassen offers a unique blend of lodge-like ambiance casual and upscale dining for lunch and dinner. Our menu features a diverse array of mouthwatering dishes, including our signature charcoal-grilled steaks like the Dry-Aged Bone-In Rib Eye, and fresh seafood such as the Salmon Piccata. Start your meal with shareables like Prime Bites or Ahi Tuna Bites, and explore our handcrafted pasta dishes, gourmet burgers, and savory bowls. Don’t miss our specialty Fellers Ranch™ Wagyu Steak, locally sourced and expertly prepared. Pair your meal with selections from our curated wine list for the perfect dining experience.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 560 W 78th St, Chanhassen, MN 55317
Phone: (952) 934-9340
Website: https://moescharhouse.com/
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Great suggestion on new menu items. Great attention to detail and customer service. Duck & corn wontons ..amazing. New York strip cooked perfect. Colossal onion rings always an excellent treat. Mac & cheese ooey gooey.
Carrot cake …succulent.
Thank you!
I gave them another shot and Im even more disappointed the second time around. I had the Kobe Kai stir fry bowl and it was beyond terrible. The rice was absolute mush. Think overdone risotto. The name “Kobe” would indicate some sort of beef with the bowl, but it was just under seasoned veggies with the disintegrated rice. To quote their menu online:
Kobe Kai Stir-Fry
Stir-fried beef, mixed vegetables, and rice noodles in a savory sauce, garnished with scallions and sesame seeds.
There was no meat, no scallions and certainly not noodles.
My dinner companion had pasta with overcooked limp noodles in Cajun sauce that was drowning the dish. One of the kiddos had a sirloin steak that was cooked to a medium rare perfection, but whatever seasoning or basting sauce they use is very off putting. We all tried a piece and agreed.
I would not waste my money here when there are plenty of great options just down hwy 5 in Eden Prairie. Such a bummer!
Original Review:
I was really excited to try this new spot in Chan, but unfortunately, it didn’t live up to expectations. The charm and atmosphere that Axel’s once had are completely gone. The space feels disjointed, with a clear division between the bar and dining room that lacks any sense of flow.
The dining room features these awkward crescent-shaped booths that make it nearly impossible to sit and talk comfortably with your companion. To engage in conversation, you’d need to prop a leg up and twist toward the other person. The tables for these booths are also oddly shaped half-circles, which made it cramped and impractical.
We ordered an appetizer and an entree each, and the plates were practically stacked on top of each other. The table was so small I had to hold my water glass because there was no room to set it down.
As for the food, it was disappointing. I had a burger that tasted like something you could get anywhere—mass-produced, with no noticeable seasoning or care in preparation. My friend ordered the lobster roll, which was overly fishy and chewy. The regular and sweet potato fries were just okay, while the onion rings were mostly batter with very little onion.
Given the price point, I expected much better quality—something on par with Redstone, but it fell far short.
On a positive note, the service was great. Our waitress was attentive and knowledgeable, which was a highlight of the experience.
I had hoped to find a new go-to spot to visit a few times a month, but sadly, this won’t be it.