Da-Han Mongolian BBQ

Da Han Mongolian BBQ was one of my go-to lunch spots 18 years ago, and on a snowy Monday night, we found ourselves back in the suburbs—making it the perfect dinner choice. The experience was just as satisfying as I remembered. The selection of fresh vegetables and excellent meat options made for a fully customizable and flavorful bowl. Everything was cooked to perfection on the large Mongolian grill, delivering that signature smoky, savory taste. The meal was served with rice and soup, making it both hearty and filling. It was a familiar yet unique dining experience, blending nostalgia with great food. If you’re in the area and craving a warm, satisfying meal, Da Han is definitely worth a visit!

First time visit. I was a little apprehensive as I'd never been before and was alone, but the server was very kind and welcoming. How it works is you order "per bowl", throw as much as you can cram into said bowl, then hand the bowl to the server, who hands it to the cooks. The server was very patient and helped me through the process. While waiting for my main dish I was served my two sides that were included in the meal. I chose fried rice and the Hot & Sour soup; both were delicious. My bowl came and I devoured it. You pick all your own ingredients, so of course it was delicious. My bill was under $30, which I thought was more than fair (I also had 2 beers). The place could honestly use some sprucing up, as it feels almost diner like in setup, and the booths were a little uncomfortable, but nothing worth not giving the place a visit. Would definitely return.

A unique food adventure where you create your own bowls and watch them cook it on giant cook tops. Stack your bowl as high as possible without dropping anything and you will have plenty of food. The side rice and soups are a great option as well. Went here for lunch and it ended up being a great choice.

Love this family restaurant! Good quality ingredients, great service! I highly recommend you ask for her to create the sauce mix for you the first time! This place has become a once a week occasion lol delicious and I think I have perfected my sweet sauce: 2 Garlic 1 Ginger 1 Cooking Wine 1 Sesame Oil 1 Soy Sauce 1 Lemon 3 of the brown sauce (idk if it has a label) 2 Spoons of Teriyaki at the cooking counter My favorite Mongolian in the area!

Love this place. Staff is friendly. You make your own entree, but the soup and fried rice is delicious.

Very reasonable priced, similar to BD’s Mongolian bbq with bigger bowls. Food is grilled till it got cooked and did not waste or throw some of it during cooking. They don’t let to mid others food with you, which is good.

It was a great experience eating at this mongolian bbq. Part of the fun is competing with others to see who can load up the most in a single bowl. Definitely will go back here to eat again!

So glad I just tried this place for the first time! There is a buffet where you build your own bowl, which is then cooked and brought to your table. There are so many options to choose from; you can use noodles as the base and add seafood, veggies, meat, and your own combination of sauces at the end, so you can easily control the spice level. Comes with soup and rice. The staff is also very nice about helping you make selections if it’s your first time. Highly recommend!