Pamela E. wrote: >Does anyone know of any good Mongolian BBQ restaurants? I've been to >Khiva in Morristown,NJ, but haven't found any others here in Pittsburgh >or in my travels to other cities. I'd be interested to know of any >others around the country. An excellent one has been open in Washington's Chinatown for about 2 or 3 years now.. It's always crowded especially on weekends.. . . . ..
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David L. wrote: >Pamela E. wrote: >>Does anyone know of any good Mongolian BBQ restaurants? I've been to >>Khiva in Morristown,NJ, but haven't found any others here in Pittsburgh >>or in my travels to other cities. I'd be interested to know of any >>others around the country. > >An excellent one has been open in Washington's Chinatown for about 2 >or 3 years now.. It's always crowded especially on weekends.. >. >. >. >.. There's also a good one in Central Jersey J.P. Lee's in Red Bank This one is always crowded. Doris
Pamela E. wrote: > > Does anyone know of any good Mongolian BBQ restaurants? I've been to > Khiva in Morristown,NJ, but haven't found any others here in Pittsburgh > or in my travels to other cities. I'd be interested to know of any > others around the country. > > Thanks. There's a Mongolian BBQ on Route 22 Eastbound in (I think) Watchung in New Jersey called (I think) Khan's Place. Have never been there but have been meaning to try it. Dave
There's a place in New Brunswick, NJ on Route 27. It's in the Ferren Mall Parking Deck, right by the train station. I don't know the name of it, but it is advertised as a Mongolian Barbeque. It seems relatively inexpensive, with like a $7 lunch and 17$ dinner or so. The dinner is all you can eat. The thing about this place is that they ONLY accept cash, to keep costs down so the hostess told me.
-Steve
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