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Mongolian Home Made Pie

4.2 (99 reviews)
Open • 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Complimentary lamb broth.
Jeff Y.

I was in Rowland Heights so we decided to try something different for lunch and went to Mongolian Home Made Pie. Since we had a late lunch on a weekday it was not that hard finding parking and there was no wait to be seated either. As soon as I walked in I smelled goat/lamb, and noticed the pretty paintings on the walls. We ordered the namesake Mongolian Homemade Pies (an order has 3 pieces), cold dish three pieces, and spicy duck blood stewed with beef tripe. The meat pies were delicious with juicy meat, and the appetizer cold dishes were refreshing. However, the duck blood dish contained no duck blood whatsoever. The Chinese name for the dish 毛血旺 literally has blood in the name! The waitress tried to tell us the restaurant does not use pork to be halal as this dish often has pork intestine and pork blood, but I am not sure how that would affect the lack of duck blood. She felt bad so gave us some meat jerky. The bowl was a very large portion so I packed it to-go to make some adjustments at home. The complimentary lamb broth was tasty though undersalted (you can add salt to taste from the sauce bar). I also would have liked the soup to be hotter in temperature. You are also served complimentary milk tea or yogurt upon being seated, so we had one of each. The milk tea was too salty for my tastes but the yogurt was tasty. Overall the food and service were fine and I would come back to try more off of the menu.

The meat pancakes
Yuan Z.

Came here with a group of friends on a Sunday for lunch. First visit. This place provides authentic Inner Mongolian cuisine which is famous for its beef and lamb dishes. Relatively large dining area with the capacity to combine tables to accommodate bigger parties. We ordered the following: The lamb soup, great flavor, and the soup base is refillable, the meat is tender. The lamb chop, it was ok. Shao Mai, I probably won't order this again. Its twin dish at the Dim Sum restaurant has more flavor, this one is kind of flat. The meat pancake, it was ok. The spicy beef tripe soup, I don't care for internal organs so I skipped it. The yogurt was the best part, soft and smooth. Some of us actually asked for second serving. The first serving is free. The free edamame beans are a great appetizer. Loved the mini fresh flower bouquet on each table, a nice touch. Will return to try out its other dishes.

Christina G.

We visited Mongolian Home-Made Pie for lunch over the weekend and were pleasantly surprised that we were seated right away without any wait. I really liked the restaurant's simple and clean interior design, especially the Mongolian grassland wall art and the portrait of Genghis Khan, which gave the place a unique atmosphere. We ordered several dishes and enjoyed all of them. The Mongolian Homemade Beef Pie (3 pieces, $14.99) was very tasty -- the minced beef filling was incredibly juicy and flavorful. The Salt and Pepper Lamb Chops ($33.88) were the highlight of the meal and definitely a must-try! The skin was crispy while the meat stayed tender and juicy. The Shredded Cabbage ($15.99) was also good and the Cold Dish Appetizer Trio -- cucumber, seaweed, and shredded potato salad ($7.99) -- was refreshing. One thing I especially appreciated was the complimentary all-you-can-drink lamb soup which was rich and delicious. The service was excellent, and the staff were very attentive and nice. We will definitely come back again to try their Mongolian Boiled Lamb and Beef Brisket & Tendon Hot Pot next time.

Everything
Chanson Z.

Rating: 7/10 Tried the Mongolian meat pancake spot. Service was very friendly, and the waitresses were great. Inside has a lot of seats and tables. The free lamb soup and the sauce bar were highlights and added a lot to the meal. We ordered the boiled lamb, grilled lamb, meat pancake, and shredded potatoes. Boiled Lamb - Probably the most disappointing dish. There was a lot of fat and the meat quality itself wasn't great. Flavor was pretty plain as well. Grilled Lamb - A bit better than the boiled lamb since the grilling added more flavor, but it seemed like the same cut of lamb, which was mid. Shredded Potatoes - Solid dish. Nicely seasoned with good texture and one of the better items we ordered. Meat Pancake - Good flavor overall, but the bread ended up a bit soggy, which took away from what could have been a strong dish.

Lamb xiaomai
Sean Z.

located in a very busy corner of Nogales and Gale. Depending on the time of the day, desired parking spaces are limited. Upon entering the restaurant, well lit interior with wall painting of Mongolian grass field was seen. The restaurant was very clean and created a comfy dinning atmosphere. There was no outdoor seatings at all. The server was speedy, got us seated within seconds. The menu was simple to read. The price was very reasonable. Food preparation took slightly longer than expected but well worth the wait. The lamb xiaomai was delicious with ground lamb meat and thin wrapping. The beef population like pan cake was delicious too. There is a condiments and soup station, you can fill up your bowl as many times as you want. Very delightful. The lunch order also included complimentary salty milk tea or yogurt. We were definitely satisfied with the portions. The service was good Overall, this place is a gem, and definitely worth returning to try out other dishes. It gets a 4.8 out of 5.

Inside
Watkins L.

This will be my first and last time to this place. I believe I have been here once before but it may have been under another management. First of all the workers seem to all wear the same latex disposable blue gloves to handle everything, from bringing food out , to cleaning. The two staff seemed to be nice but it took a while for us to get service. Seems like they were vacuuming or busy refilling other things. The cold plate they had was decent, and they had a sauce bar where you can get soup if you dine in. We ordered a soup that seems to only be enough for 4 people. The biggest disappointment was the shumai. They actually look huge and good but you can tell they were frozen. I should have known as I took my first bite, there was raw pork inside. They took back the steamer and tried to heat it up again. I thought they would have just made a new batch. After steaming it again, I took another bite and again the pork was still raw in the middle. You cannot consume raw pork. They eventually changed the dish but only after trying to explain that it wasn't raw and that it was just that color. I know what raw pork looks like, and when I took the two bites, they are not supposed to be soft and cold. I didn't want to start my first review of the year like this, but I had a stomach ache and did not feel well the next day. I'm glad I did not have to go to urgent care. I hope they figure out a way to do their business.

Mongolian beef
Robert Q.

Eggplant is really, really good. The homemade pies are juicy and have plenty of meat inside. The lamb broth with seasoning is warming on a cold day. Friendly service, nice modern ambiance but keeps to traditional Mongolia vibe. My only gripe is the steamed lamb ribs had a lot of fat / more fat than meat on the bone.

Megan P.

Revisited for my birthday & everything was great still. Food came out extremely quickly, language barrier wasn't an issue at all, I just pointed at the menu photos. Gratuity has an automatic 15% added but they allow you to adjust it if it feels needed. Overall a great experience & we'll be back. :)

Menu as of 11/1/25
Kaitlyn K.

First time coming here and I tried to order over the phone, but their English wasn't the best, so I decided to come in to order instead. I recommend doing this so you can point to what you want to ensure you order the correct items. Inside was very clean and wasn't noisy at all, which was great. After I placed my To-Go order, they said it would be about 10mins and they were SO spot on. It took 9 minutes to get my food! I ordered the Mongolian Pie and the Cumin Lamb and both were so delicious!

It was a bit dry since it's fried but it's still edible to everyone's taste. We'll try the other lambs to taste the difference of it.
KC U.

Came here to celebrate today's festivity. This place has good seating. Can hold a party of 100+ people. Our server is friendly and helpful. Has a bit of language barrier but we figure out how to communicate with visual tech. Now the food is great. Check my review for each order. Definitely recommend this place to anyone.

service charge horrior
Iris D.

Mandatory 15% tip for ZERO service? And they can't refill some radish? I really wanted to like this place because the concept of Mongolian pies is unique in Rowland Heights. The food itself is decent--the pies are juicy and the lamb soup is hearty on a cold day. However, the dining experience left such a bad taste in my mouth that I can't ignore it. Here's the thing: 1. The "Service" Fee (aka The Silent Robbery): They automatically add a 15% tip to the bill. Normally, I'm okay with this for good service, but here, the service was practically non-existent. We had to flag someone down just to get a water refill. It feels less like a tip and more like a mandatory surcharge that goes straight to the owner while the staff couldn't care less. 2. The "No Refill" Rule: We ordered the Lamb Radish Soup. The broth was good, but when we politely asked if we could have a tiny bit more of the radish (not even the meat, just the veggie) from the kitchen, we got a straight-up "No." For a place charging premium prices and forcing a tip, being told you can't have a few cents worth of radish is just insulting. In short: The food is 3 stars, but the principle of the thing (bad service + forced tip + stingy refill policy) drops it to a 1. If you want to try the pie, do yourself a favor and order takeout to avoid the mandatory service charge that doesn't reflect any actual service.

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Francine L.

Eating Mongolian food in Rowland Heights for the first time. This place has a very home-like feel. Came here for dinner with a party of three, and we ordered a lot of food. The appetizer vegetables were delicious I love the shredded potatoes and cucumbers. We ordered the hot pot with lamb and also the deep-fried lamb with spice. The lamb dishes are so delicious I know a lot of people aren't fans of eating lamb. But this was delicious. Service was friendly and lively. If you ever want to try Mongolian cuisine and give it a shot you won't be disappointed with this spot.

Nan D.

The dishes were flavorful and not bad at all. Unfortunately, I had diarrhea after the meal, which made the overall experience disappointing. I'm leaving this review because I hope the restaurant will pay more attention to food quality and safety. I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt, but I wanted to share my experience.

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Nothing authentic Mongolian about this place. The food was greasy and gross. I ordered the meat pie and it was floating in old grease.

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Good portion, friendly service, also has free soup you can enjoy, reasonable price. Will definitely going back

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