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Unfussy Mongolian BBQ joint offering standard meats, veggies & sauces for build-your-own dishes.
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Address: 2866 Washington Blvd, Ogden, UT 84401
Phone: (801) 621-9120
Website: http://www.leesmongolianbbq.com/
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Paul Ricketts
Well, where to start…. It’s expensive for what you’re offered. There are slices of chicken, pork, beef, and some imitation crab for the meats. That’s it. There are about a dozen veg, and like 8 sauces. None of which are spicy nor that flavorful. It’s $27!!! No, just… No. If they had a much wider variety of things to add then, yea, $27 is worthwhile but as it sits, I couldn’t see ever paying more than half that. Taking into account a soda, tax, and tip, it’s well over $30 per person.
I can’t justify spending this much here when other places offer much more for at least 10$ less. One waitress was very good and the others were busy on their phones until absolutely necessary.
… moreI can’t justify spending this much here when other places offer much more for at least 10$ less. One waitress was very good and the others were busy on their phones until absolutely necessary.
Spencer Burt
So me my family have been coming here for over 30 years and even when I was very little we would come here. I remember prices used to be around $7 or something back in the day. Then when I was older it’s was like $13 to $15 depending on if you wanted all you can eat or just one time through.
They now charge you the all you can eat price and it’s like $27. No longer can you go in and just get one bowl and go one time through. It’s priced me and my family out.
That being said if anybody is worried about the high prices like us the trick is to order and just get it to go because for that you still come in and you get what you want and have a cooked and they charge you a one time through price which can be anywhere from $15.95 to $19.95. It basically just depends on how many meats you want is what the price difference is.
That being said we’ve now started to go to HuHot Mongolian BBQ and their prices are only $13 which they have more topping toppings and more sauces to choose from then Lee’s has ever had. With not as much of a selection at least there’s no reason why they can’t be around the same price as what HuHot is and they still make money.
The only downside is for HuHot they don’t let you take home what you don’t eat unless you order other appetizers that cost extra.
But also you can get it to go and just pack a full and get a huge container field that would give you 3 to 5 meals out of it.
I love Lee’s Mongolian barbecue but it’s just so expensive now so if we ever are craving it will definitely just get it to go but again when we are craving the Mongolian food we end up just using HuHot Mongolian BBQ because they are less than half the price.
If we want an all-you-can-eat place that’s around that price will you go to a hot pot place instead or even up to Ambu Buffet which their lunch is only $13.99.
I wish that Lee’s Mongolian BBQ could bring their prices down so that we would start coming here again as that is our only complaint is the price.
… moreThey now charge you the all you can eat price and it’s like $27. No longer can you go in and just get one bowl and go one time through. It’s priced me and my family out.
That being said if anybody is worried about the high prices like us the trick is to order and just get it to go because for that you still come in and you get what you want and have a cooked and they charge you a one time through price which can be anywhere from $15.95 to $19.95. It basically just depends on how many meats you want is what the price difference is.
That being said we’ve now started to go to HuHot Mongolian BBQ and their prices are only $13 which they have more topping toppings and more sauces to choose from then Lee’s has ever had. With not as much of a selection at least there’s no reason why they can’t be around the same price as what HuHot is and they still make money.
The only downside is for HuHot they don’t let you take home what you don’t eat unless you order other appetizers that cost extra.
But also you can get it to go and just pack a full and get a huge container field that would give you 3 to 5 meals out of it.
I love Lee’s Mongolian barbecue but it’s just so expensive now so if we ever are craving it will definitely just get it to go but again when we are craving the Mongolian food we end up just using HuHot Mongolian BBQ because they are less than half the price.
If we want an all-you-can-eat place that’s around that price will you go to a hot pot place instead or even up to Ambu Buffet which their lunch is only $13.99.
I wish that Lee’s Mongolian BBQ could bring their prices down so that we would start coming here again as that is our only complaint is the price.
Rigoberto
Ok, let’s kick this review off by saying that right now my friend and I have food poisoning. To say the least, we are fighting for our lives. We ate at 6:30 pm and were rudely awakened at 4 am to some violent vomiting and diarrhea. And we only have one bathroom. 2 friends, 1 bathroom… you do the math. The service and the people were incredible kind and accommodating. Also I’d like to mention that the price to food quality was not proportional. I’ll have to say the best part of the entire restaurant was the bread that they give you. Other than literally everything it was a pleasant experience.
… moreDana Pevey
Lee’s is a very much loved ogden institution. People will always love it and they should. It’s one of those hole in the wall places that’s always been there and you hope it always will be. I personally have only been there a few times. When I was there last night everything was as expected until we got the bill. They are very pricey now. $27 per person. I was shocked. I can’t justify that for the selection offered.
… moreWynonna Begay
When I moved here in 2019 I came here and the people were very nice and welcoming! Mr.Lee is the coolest person ever. I love the food it’s worth it if you make the perfect moment. The booths are comfortable and they always give you a refill on your drinks when you’re eating. There chili is good and the restaurant have good bathrooms as well. If you complain about the price then you shouldn’t be here. Price is price. It’s not McDonald’s here this is a amazing restruant all you can for about $25 to $30 per person
… moreSamantha Hatch
Came here for the first time for date night and was not disappointed. We had heard good things about this place from friends and wanted to try it. Parking is somewhat limited and the place is small but very clean and comfy. Excellent service! They really took care of us and kindly explained how to get our food selected and prepared. Really impressed, the food was really good with the house sauce combination. And the egg drop soup, side of rice and bread was perfect.
… moreJason Ashcraft
Mr Lee is awesome! Super nice and gave us the run down of how to make a great combination. Really fun experience and the food was great! Totally recommend but make sure you bring an appetite because it’s all you can eat!
… moreAriella Smith
Overpriced for what it is. It was $60 for 2. The service is great but the options were slim and for what you’re paying you’d think the quality of sauces and food options would be good. I love supporting small businesses but they need to step up their game for what they are charging. There’s almost no veggies at all, the sauces are weird, and the noodles are very oily. Would have been a great experience if the food options were better
… moreKit Halvorsen
I’ve been coming here since I was very VERY young. I have many amazing memories of amazing food shared with my family. It’s easily worth the price! After a meal at lees your going to be very full and happy- I know I always am! Good food for anyone of any age and definitely my favorite restaurant! Plus it’s nice to know your supporting locals by eating here- if you’ve never been I totally recommend you give it a shot! Plus- if your up to the challenge I only know two people who can finish more than one bowl!
… moreBayLee Kelley
This place was a nice surprise! It has a very lively feel inside. Definitely a hole-in-the-wall. On the outside it’s not much but you walk in and the workers are super kind and the people are walking around, talking. You help yourself to the grill and it’s all you can eat. The egg rolls are not included in the all you can eat pricing, just a heads up. But you can get a to-go box! I loved that. Would definitely go there again.
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