Interesting place w a twist. Start out with a soup. Then the waitress asks what sauce you want…read more Then leave your bowl w grill master. In a couple of minutes, the food is brought to your table. What was surprising, Exotic meats: ostrich; duck; lamb; rabbit; lamb and zebra!!!!! Tried panang curry, it was ok. Flames tandoori was pretty good as was spicy garlic. But if you want some heat order something off the menu, Bombay sauce! It will kick you in the face like a Carolina reaper. Good place.

Went here for the first time last night with a group of about 12 people. Someone in the group…read moresuggested we try this place and not sure what happened when we booked but, we ended up with two tables of 6 instead of one table for 12. Few things about this place that annoyed me initially: 1) Revolving entrance door - I am not at an airport but a restaurant. 2) Pets not allowed - no sign on the door and apparently it's on their website - sorry websites are so last season ;-) 3) Slow service - its a buffet but waiting ages for drinks and table service is tiring 4) for a buffet style place having tables where half the table has to get up everytime someone in the middle wants to go get food - poor design :-( There is a food buffet and you get to choose 1,2 or unlimited trips to the buffet. There are about 8-9 sauces you can pick from sweet, mild, nutty or spicy. You decide what sauce you want each time and go up to the buffet and decide what ingredients you want from vegetables, noodles, fish, meats and herbs. You then hand it to the chefs who cook it with the sauce you have chosen and it arrives back at your table when it's cooked. The choice of ingredients is quite good and there are quite a few varieties of seafood and meats including things like camel, elk, squid, ostrich and so on besides the normal choices like salmon, beef, lamb, pork and duck etc. Food here tastes pretty good and the Chili Garlic sauce I picked first was the hottest sauce on offer and it was nice and punchy. The satay sauce was also quite ok but the mango maracuja sauce was too sweet for me. All in all an ok experience I would probably repeat but on a quieter night. I have been to Mongolian BBQ's before, which were quite different and actually had things like grilled meats, which you don't get here at all. Why its called a BBQ is a mystery to me :-) Something below I found whilst looking for proper Mongolian BBQ and explains everything about this place.....;-)) Mongolian barbecue (Chinese: 蒙古烤肉; pinyin: Měngg koròu) is a stir fried dish that was developed in Taiwanese restaurants in the 1970s. Meat and vegetables are cooked on large, round, solid iron griddles at temperatures of up to 300 °C (572 °F). Despite its name, the cuisine is not Mongolian, and is only very loosely related to barbecue

Very flavorful Ugygur cuisine. The green beans we ordered was amazing and they have this delicious…read morenoodle dish that was just so flavorful. We order 2 different types of boodle dishes and they were both so good! I was not a big fan of the dumplings, but it was a good portion.

€4 Doner Kebabs or Durum Kebabs...PERFECT cheap and delicious drunk food after a long day of…read moredrinking at Oktoberfest.

The lunch buffet is amazing! Sushi "for beginners" with many vegetarian choices and a few with…read moresalmon. Delicious. The warm buffet is always great. All the usuals for an Asian buffet and they always offer Fried duck! Yum. For €8.90 lunch buffet you absolutely can't beat it! In the evening there is a Mongolen Buffet with "Cook to order" options. With eight large buffet tables, there is something for everyone! The sushi menu is larger in the evening with many more options. The staff is friendly, helpful and quick. Great place to go for Asian!

This was recommended as "the best" chinese restaurant in town. I wasn't expecting much...and didn't…read moreget much. First of all, the food. Unfortunately, as many asian restaurants here, there is an unlimited buffet. It's good for money saving, but it's just not good food...no matter how recently it was prepared, it always lays here for a while. I took the buffet anyway, and wasn't blown away. Good, nothing more. The restaurant pretends to offer "Chinese and Mongolian" food. I didn't look for Mongolian dishes (I am sure there are some), but I clearly saw a large selection of sushis. I am not an asian food expert, but I am pretty sure sushis aren't from Mongolia...All in all, as all restaurants in Regensburg, this restaurant is NOT a Chinese or Mongolian restaurant. It is an "AsiaMix" restaurant, for everyday people who don't care as long as the personnel seems to vaguely come from the other side of the world. The place is huge, and, I must say, pretty well decorated. Such a large area could have looked like a canteen, but they did a pretty good job. It is not luxurious, but it looks good. They also have a large terrace for the summer days (both the restaurant and the terrace are on the 1st floor). Unfortunately, once again, the humongous buffet area lies in the middle. That's not nice. Experience. We went on a very crowded evening, I am fine with that (it's a good sign). But overall, because - again - of the buffet, this was a pretty bad experience. People running all over the place, queuing or moving to and from the food stands. The personnel was careless at best, stressed (and stressful) for the most part. Sub-standard, even for an Asian restaurant. I am willing to believe they do a better job when the restaurant is quieter though. This is just another undetermined vaguely Asian restaurant in Regensburg. It's nothing more, nothing less. Why the 2 stars? Because the food was ok. There is nothing much better around, so sadly, I may visit again.

Went with Family and friends, very nice food and beautiful ambience, suitable with Kids as well…read more Show cooking causes some delay but worth waiting.

Went here for dinner with some co-workers and the food was pretty good. They have a good buffet…read morebar which contains salads, prepared Asian dishes, rice, noodles, a few sushi rolls, and a bar for raw foods that you have have prepared in Mongolian fashion. I was satisfied by the selection of the Asian food (i.e. chicken and broccoli, lo mein, ...) although I am used to seeing more back in the US.. I was really impressed by the meat and vegetable selections that they were offering for the Mongolian style dishes. Their meat selections included things like Kangaroo, beef, pork, chicken, as well as multiple types of fish and seafood. They were raw and sitting on ice so that it could be as fresh as possible when brought to the cook. The part that really disappointed me was their sushi selection. I was really craving a bigger selection. They had a few rolls (i.e. tuna, California, and shrimp) but none of them really looked that fresh and appealing. Overall, I might go back to this location for lunch but if I was heading out for a nice Asian dinner I might look for somewhere else.

Nice Food for good price, but my little son was there with me, we tell to them that he will not eat…read moremenu because he is not hungry. Later he eat just one icecream and they paid to me ALL kid meni. Really spoiled