By: Jenel Looney

Jenel Looney — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 20:12:58 +0000

Thanks for posting a comment! Bigger bowls is an interesting idea. They should provide bigger bowls for lunch and dinner, and give diners an option between small and large. (But then charge the same price at dinnertime as they do at lunchtime.) Unless you can look at it as a supply and demand issue, and they’re trying to manage the number of dinner customers by charging higher prices.

By: cubby112

cubby112 — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 15:05:50 +0000

I tried this place out over the weekend as well. it was good but nothing new (in general). new for georgetown but if you have been to the Mongolian Grill in Austin, then this is the same with a few differences.
Food was good and fresh. would like to see flat bread as an option to have with your dinner. could have used that scoop up the last bit of rice and soak up the sauce.
i agree with the pricing between lunch and dinner. i asked the guy there from corporate (in dallas) and he stumbled through his answer. nutshell was that they add additional meat at dinner and a few more things, but he realized that was not enough and was “looking into” getting bigger bowls. i pushed and asked why. the portions as they are were good, why not just lower the dinner price? no response except, “we are looking into getting bigger bowls.”
other than that, good experience. nice to have another option in georgetown.

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