“ Visited here about 7pm ish on a Thursday night, place was pretty empty but the employees were on top of everything. My partner and I both got all you can eat for about $14-18 ( I think) which was a reasonable price. We were full after 2 plates which we both really enjoyed. Their selections on meat is not huge but still plenty of options for everyone. Their veggie selection is good and has a variety of things. We also ordered some mozzarella sticks which were actually very tasty. We had a pleasant experience and we only spent about $40 for the both of us. Hope to visit again when we are back in LA ”

“ For Mongolian, this is definitely the place. Great food, excellent service and reasonably priced. Everything is cooked to perfection. Best place for your noodle fix. ”

“ Our family really likes a decent Mongolian Grill type of restaurant, especially when its offers a one price AYCE option versus using a scale to weigh out your bowl of ingredients including the noodles. We stopped by here on a recent Saturday afternoon around 1600 hours (4 PM), since they close daily at 1900 hours (7 PM). We were all pretty hungry so, we all decided to go with the AYCE option for $22.99 for three adults, plus three soft drinks @$2.50 each ($7.50). Our hostess at the register was very friendly and helpful, explaining their AYCE procedures. Pre-Tip Total: $76.47 + $6.66 Tax = $83.13 When we walked in, half the tables were occupied already, and every cooked plate looked delicious. The tables and floor were clean, as well as the buffet areas where all the ingredients for the diners to choose from, were kept. The meat selection was pretty basic, beef, pork chicken, meatballs (tasted just like Costco's frozen meatballs) but plentiful. There were many veggie options to choose from, not a great variety, but enough basics to make a decent plate of food, once cooked. There are several seasoning sauces to choose from to add from chili oil, sesame oil, ginger oil, garlic oil, soy sauce. Cilantro and other accompaniments as well. The you can choose the sauce that is added to your bowl: BBQ, Teriyaki or Kung Bao. The noodles offered were Yakisoba, Rice Vermicelli, and Egg Noodles (Orange Colored Chow Mein Noodles). Staff will add your noodles to your bowl, once you choose what you want. It was also amusing to watch the pros who must dine here frequently. One of the rules is no smashing your chosen ingredients in the bowl, so you can add more ingredients. Some of the creative ways to fill those bowls like mountains without spilling over, amazed all three of us. I have to admit, I had a little sticker shock, when I saw my bill total was close to $95, which included the tip. But for an AYCE eat Mongolian Grill, we will stop by here whenever we get that craving. ”

“ Needed to go to a Mongolian place per family request and landed here. A+, will do again. Really good food, not insane price. Bring your mom. ”

“ Nice employees, great one bowl deal, tasty, delicious selections! I underestimated the one bowl deal when I was filling it up with my meats and veggies, but after they cooked it all with the yakisoba noodles and sauces I chose, the plate came out hot and full! I could not finish it, so I got a to-go box. There was constant foot traffic while I was eating there for dinner. Plenty of tables inside. They are quick-- you fill your bowl, hand it to them, and they cook it right there. Come here for a tasty and filling meal! ”

“ This little restaurant is small and clean. Highly recommend this. The ladies work here are very nice. ”

“ Definitely my favorite place for Mongolia Bbq. I really loved the selection here, especially the imitation crab. ”

“ Best Mongolian restaurant in California! No doubt. Food is delicious, service is 5-Stars and place is super clean and organized. Lady owner is super friendly and her staff does amazing! All you can eat plate $21.99 ”

“ First time at red Peak Mongolian Grill. It was super clean inside and organized. The staff was helpful and friendly. It's located in a strip mall and parking was plentiful. They had chicken, beef, pork, meatballs and crab for meats. I liked the large variety of veggies they offered. I tried the BBQ sauce along with the other sauce options and had the vermicelli noodles. Very tasty. I will be back, but next time no noodles, with the veggies and the combination of sauces it's delicious! I got the all you can eat option. My second plate was chicken, celery, cabbage, white onion, and green onions - plus all the delicious sauces. This time I tried the teriyaki. Delicious! ”

“ Friendly staff and great value if you are able to pack enough items in the bowl they give you. My husband and I were craving for stir fry noodles and thought to give Red Peak a try as we haven't been here since they changed owners. We ordered one bowl to go and it costs $15.34 after taxes. After you pay, you grab a bowl and start adding all the items you want the cook to grill. I'm sure there is a strategy on how to pack the bowl which we didn't think about until after the fact. For example, their meat station has rolled frozen briskets, so because of how bulky it is, it's hard to fit a lot of items inside one bowl. Hence, something to consider when packing your bowl. We started with flatter items like vegetables then the frozen rolled brisket (it definitely overflowed outside the bowl) and the cook will add your noodles after. Before the cook cooks your food, he/she will ask you which sauces you want to add, we did almost all of them + teriyaki. Warning on the spicy saute, it was definitely spicy and we underestimated it. Overall, it was a great experience and the facility was clean for the most part. Just for comfort, we took our food to go, but there were customers dining at the restaurant too and I think it more beneficial to eat there if you plan to do the All You Can Eat. ”