I had sushi and the Mongolian BBQ. Both were good. However, prices were on the high side.read more

Come for the tapas!…read more I loved the idea of being able to choose smaller versions of some of my favorites like dumplings and sushi. That way, I got to taste so much without getting too full (side note: I did get too full because I don't know how to control myself). Everything was super tasty, and each dish ranged from 25 - 50 kr. There's a 150 kr minimum for the tapas, but I thought that was fairly reasonable. You do get quite some food for that amount. I wouldn't recommend dessert- not the coconut 'cake' anyway. It wasn't cake at all, instead it was more of a coconut cream mould. It was also super tiny, and definitely not worth the 75 kr. I haven't tried the lunch buffet, but if the quality of food is as good as it is during dinner time, it must be great as well!

Atmosphere is nice. Large assortment of food for the buffet. The chicken dish was very tender and…read morethe chicken potstickers were good. Sushi was ok. Overall I felt the food was quite salty.

not good at all. I had to pay 150 kraons to just sit with my friends. it is very bad service and…read morethey are not respectfu. we are very disappointed in the restauran. and the food is not good at all it has no flavor and very boring. I looked in the kitchen and it was filthy.

The food is good, however me and my partner couldn't seem to find a moment of relaxation due to the…read moreconstant inspection of the staff. We felt like we had done something wrong, which was severely detrimental to our experience. They were patrolling the area like Skyrim NPCs.

Not good food. Good service. Need to change the food quality and taste…read more Unreasonable price for the quality of the food.

We ate dinner at this restaurant's buffet tonight (169 SEK/person) - and although we don't eat beef…read moreand I don't eat chicken, there were enough choices to satisfy us - including several types of sushi, which was a treat. The (female) owner didn't speak English, but the two men working there did - and one of them was quite fluent. He asked if we'd like anything to drink, and I said "No, just tap water". Both of the men were very friendly. When I went to pay the bill, the fluent one told me we'd each be charged 8 SEK for the water. I said "Number one, it was just tap water. Number two, we haven't been charged for tap water ANYWHERE in Stockholm (we'd even asked for it at several coffee houses when walking huge distances and everyone gladly complied). And number three, you can't charge for something when you don't first INFORM us there will be a charge". He then said it was written on the menu - and I replied, "We were never GIVEN a menu because we had the BUFFET". He still insisted, so I said "Fine; please call the POLICE and I'll *gladly* tell them what happened". That sure got his attention, after which he said he'd have to talk to the owner. Eventually he returned and said the owner insisted we pay for the water because *she* had to pay for it. I managed to not laugh and said "The water comes from the SINK, and two glasses of water costs NOTHING. Once again, we are NOT paying for the water because you did not INFORM us there was a charge - so either call the police, or else deduct it from the bill!" Yet again, he conferred with the owner - and then he returned & said she would pay for the water (?!). (Note that I've travelled extensively throughout all of Europe - except for Bulgaria - for the past 35 years and I'm very well aware that tap water isn't "available" in certain countries. However, Sweden isn't one of them). What a FOOLISH woman! If she hadn't done that, I would have given four stars - and if this wasn't our last night in Stockholm (which they certainly didn't know), we might have returned there. The only reason I'm giving three stars is because the food was tasty, the place was very clean and the interior is attractive.

Very good food and they can cook it very authentically if you ask them to. The flavors are very…read moreprecise just like the classic restaurants in china. My favorite dish was the fish and chicken with rice, might sound simple but they are big dishes and need 2-4 people to finish one portion. The Chinese beer is amazing too

BIG BIG disappointment. The Asian buffé sucks. Nice pictures but definitely not consistent with…read morewhat was offered. The food was cold, tasteless and hardly any vegetables at all. The service were non-existent! The dessert consisted of a fried banana piece that was cold and a ball of melting ice cream. Boring environment and VERY dusty everywhere. NO - we would NOT recommend anyone to eat at this "restaurant".

Gee, who goes to Sweden for Mongolian barbecue? (...looks around timidly). Me, I guess. So…read moreunderstand that Jamie W. and I had to weigh the dining options around our hotel when there was a long-term, torrential downpour. There were several dimly lit places within a couple of blocks to get meat and potatoes, and of course, there are the American fast food chains that have contaminated Stockholm to no end. Whopper anyone? However, I did notice this spot as Jamie W. and I were walking back to our hotel from Gamla Stan (the Old Town). I suggested it since it was about a five-minute walk, granted the wettest five-minute walk since Noah boarded his ark. With pants and socks soaked, we arrived. The big ticket item is clearly the 189 KR Mongolian BBQ Buffet which allows you to eat as much grilled meat as you want with the cook at the ready. Most of the other customers were piling their plates high every ten minutes or so. Jamie and I decided to contain ourselves since we were fully a bit bloated from our vacation indulgences. For a rainy night antidote, I immediately went for the 65 KR Wonton Soup which had a bounty of dumplings though the thinnest of broths (photo: http://bit.ly/23GEG0r). I followed that up with the 165 KR Fried Pork with Mixed Vegetables (Wokad Fläsk Blandade Grönsaker) which was a fairly generic take on a stir-fry with very little spice to give it a kick (photo: http://bit.ly/1X05Q22). Jamie didn't fare much better with his selection, the 125 KR Fried Noodles with Chicken (Stekt Nudlar Kyckling), which was chow mein more or less and a bland version at that (photo: http://bit.ly/1T5gPm1). Funny thing was that we kept watching the very young and skinny Asian staff having their dinner at a nearly table, gorging on the leftover food in the buffet. I'm talking about a pile of noodles that could serve an orphanage. Where do they put it away, and how do they speak what sounds like impeccable Swedish? Anyway, I'm not sure I'd be that enthusiastic to tell my fellow travelers to come dine here, but if they want to have a taste of the Far East in the midst of a Nordic rainstorm, they could do worse. FOOD - 3 stars...just middling Mongolian and frankly closer to takeout Chinese in quality AMBIANCE - 2.5 stars...feels like it was once an Italian bar with the plastic grape vines, not sure there was any decor to evoke Mongolia SERVICE - 2.5 stars...seemed more intent on getting ready to close TOTAL - 3 stars...Mongolian food in Sweden?...well, sorta

I've only had the Mongolian BBQ here, but it is great. Very friendly staff, and everything looked…read moreextremely fresh.. I love the whole Mongolian BBQ concept, but there are not so many restaurants left in Sweden, so, when I am in Stockholm I've got to get this.

Awesome place for its seriously cheap prices, yet awesome and quite quality interior and friendly…read moreservice! My friend has been quite a few times when needed and says the sushi is one if the best in the area, surprisingly fresh. For me I got the standard Thai red curry and it tasted just fine! They offered more rice which makes me happy and it came out quite quick. We were there for a quick dinner. Supposedly the place is never very busy. I love the interior. Its cheesy Chinese, I guess but so different than the usual boring Stockholm look. And COMPLETE. Floor to ceiling and it even has bad Chinese pop playing in the background. The best part, no joke, was probably the candle. Really nice quality candle holder with a cool look. If this review sounds like a joke, it's not! Stop in and check it out for dinner. Underrated!

Had a lunch buffet at 95 kr. Considering its price, its quite a deal for me. They had about 10…read moredifferent dishes in the hall way and some sushi/canned fruit/soup in the other side. Try if you dont have enough time to find a nice place for the lunch. I am waiting my uber inside.

Don't let this restaurant's name fool you; there's nothing in this dragon-themed place to impress…read moreyou the way real Chinese food should. When someone walks into a Chinese restaurant, it's easy to imagine they're expecting wondrous spicy meals, exotic meats and cold Chinese beer. The thing about this amateur Chinese place, it fits neither of the expectations above. The food I ordered was very obviously frozen and simply fried out of a bag. The meat had no taste whatsoever, and no hot sauce to accentuate it. The vegetables tasted completely frozen, and they were definitely NOT fresh. For all of this, I had to wait 40 minutes to be served after ordering. Not to mention the fact that the vent I was seated under constantly gave off a cold breeze which irritated everyone in the room. What surprised me the most is the amount of actual Asians in the place; I know that a lot of Europeans see a Chinese place full of Chinese folks and suspect that, probably, the food there is worth trying. Sadly, that was not the case here. I wouldn't recommend for anyone to go to this "restaurant", and to just find any other solution: I suspect in this case a local MAX would do for a good dinner just that one time.

Excellent Sushi I had for lunch. I am Japanese and they have an excellent standard even for us…read moreeating sushi all the times!

Mutto looks just another "kvarters-sushiställe" but actually is run by a Mongolian sushi chef who…read moreused to work at Roppongi Seikoen (one of the best Japanese resturants in Stockholm) and serves good sushi for reasonable price! Their sushi rice is not too sweet or too sticky, unlike most of "SUSHI" places in Sweden, and is formed to the right tightness and size. All my Japanese friends who have tried Mutto say only good things about their sushi! It is not an gourmet sushi bar (like Seikoen or Sushi Sho) but it is a perfect place to get a quick sushifix.