Great Wall Mongolian BBQ Restaurant

Good food and fresh vegetables.you have to wait at the rush hour more then 20 minutes in the line until your food is ready.

Very nice food, kind staff. Went here for dinner (All-You-Can-Eat for ~$15). They serve rice, soup and bread right away, you can pick from 4 meats and various veggies and sauces. There are 2 cooks at the BBQ who grill your dish in just 2 minutes. I can recommend a visit here! (:

A very unique experience where you get to watch your good being prepare on a huge flat bbq! The ability to choose exactly what goes into your bowl also makes this place accessible to very picky eaters. Definitely someplace I recommend and will visit again!

This place has lots choice and everything was stocked up all the time. Staff were nice and its a good price for all you can eat. Waiting in line can be a little bit annoying but it goes quickly.

Best value in the neighbourhood... Lunch (11am-4pm): $9.95 to fill a bowl (not priced by weight)... $11.95 for all you can eat!

Yep, I've confirmed it. Didn't actually believe it until I asked one of the staff, but it is true. Great Wall Mongolian BBQ is permanently closing in September. Me and my wife's hearts nearly split in two when we heard the news. Now, I don't often come to this place (ever since I moved to Delta, it's been a once every six months kinda thing), but I have been coming here since 2012 and if that isn't enough to give you a hint to come visit, the rest of this review will.For the past six years, I've been enjoying the very affordable, all-you-can-eat, buffet style barbecue of Great Wall. Now, during those six years, the service has always been a hit or miss for me. Their service would be impeccable one day, not so good the next. Oftentimes we would be seated immediately, but we've had a few instances in which we waited almost 25 minutes standing at the door just waiting to get a table. Unfortunately they don't have a system where a customer could write his or her name and phone number down so they can be contacted when a table becomes available. This and the fact that a few of their staff aren't the most welcoming hosts is the reason why I am knocking off one star. The reason I've been coming back time and time again for the past six years is no other than, yes, you guessed it, the food.It's always the food, isn't it? Great Wall's self-serve self- mix barbecue isn't exactly haute cuisine, but for the amount of food and the sauces that animate its flavour for the price you pay? It doesn't need to be.Now the price used to be $12 for all-you-can-eat at dinner time, but they've since upped it to $15, which is understandable because even then I thought For the amount of food you can get

No line, plenty of fresh looking veggies, great assortment of sauces. It's Mongolian BBQ, what could be bad about that?? Every meal comes with little biscuits, some kind of soup (with meat in it - so I didn't eat it), and white rice with egg.

One of the hidden gems of Robson Street. Here you can have all you can eat Mongolian BBQ for $15. The place is a bit small and gets crowded pretty fast. But the food tastes great. Better to go on a lazy day or a rainy day to enjoy hot BBQ made in front of you. Finish it off with the Mongolian tea. It is a lot like the Indian chai.

All you can eat and fun to try different sauces combinations with the vegetables and meats you picked. Since it is all you can eat, don't try to put too much food in your first bowl, otherwise you will be full to get another bowl. I love to try completely different sauces and meats in different round. There are only four meats to choose, chicken, pork, beef and lamb. You can add seafood with extra money but I don't think it is all-you-can-eat style. I think it is fun to watch the chef to cook your food right in front of you, although he just heat them up and make sure the meat is well cook.

I had meals here twice in the last few years whenever I visit Vancouver. The place is small but with comfortable seating & well ventilated. The food ingredients was fresh with great selections of oil/sauces. Definitely would eat here again next time I visit Vancouver.