Genghis Khan - Reviews

My experience was one of absolute disturbance due to the way I was treated. The lady behind the counter informed me that I could only order takeout, despite observing other patrons already seated and dining. As I was leaving, I witnessed another couple enter and be seated to order. As a US NAVY VETERAN, I am totally shocked at how I was discriminated against. I was wearing a tan hoodie with the American Flag and my Retired Veteran ball cap. I will never recommend a restaurant that treats Veterans that way.

My experience was a positive one, with a pickup order that included the Indonesian fried rice and salt and pepper fish. The food was prepared promptly, and the location was easy to find.

FYI: They are To-Go & Order out only now! They lost their physical space across the street during covid sadly and operate out of a shared kitchen now inside Urara Sushi. They specialize in classic "American-style Chinese dishes"! So yummy :)

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! The food was excellent and truly authentic. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to explore their taste buds. The atmosphere was also a highlight, contributing to a wonderful dining experience.

My experience was one of frustration as I could not find the restaurant. The actual place is a Sushi spot. I don’t have time to be looking for a ghost kitchen, as there are plenty of other options available.

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing. The food lacked flavor, and the moo shu pork was particularly bland. To make matters worse, the hoisin packets provided were rock hard and expired. The restaurant's name displayed online did not match the actual name, and the staff treated me as if I were unintelligent for not knowing. Given the overpriced nature of the meal, I would recommend going to Uptown China instead.

My experience with this delivery order was largely negative. While the edamame appetizer was good, everything else went downhill. The noodles were undercooked and stuck together, and the beef was very chewy. One dish arrived with jalapenos instead of bell peppers, and the food was excessively spicy, even though I selected "medium" for the heat level. We ate some of the stir-fried vegetables but left the rest, feeling it was a total waste of money.

My experience at the restaurant was quite positive, particularly with the food. The house special fried rice was pretty good. However, the won ton soup was truly exceptional, making me want to call my grandma in a good way. It was a delightful surprise!

I was looking for a Chinese restaurant and found this place on Google Maps. However, upon arrival, I discovered it's a takeout only sushi place. Apparently, they operate out of the back of the kitchen. Despite the initial surprise, the food was quite good. The beef and broccoli was enjoyable, with a less sweet flavor than I'm used to. The fried chicken had a sweet sauce, and the pork and cabbage was particularly delicious.

I had a very confusing experience trying to find this restaurant. I walked a long way, expecting to find a place called Ghenghis Khan, only to discover it's actually named Urara Japanese Cuisine. I'm unsure about the situation – is the restaurant still open, or does it operate as a ghost kitchen out of the Japanese restaurant?