Again, we just ran into this restaurant as we were walking around the beach. This is located a bit past Boracay Regency, probably where station 2 meets station 3. Who knows exactly where we were. There are a lot of these all you can eat type places in station 1, but this was the cheapest we found at P200 per person. The selection includes noodles, rice, veggies, meats and some seafood. What makes the food as good as it gets is basically the mixture of sauces that you put into it. If you ain't good with the combination of sauces, then your food is going to taste nasty and it ain't the fault of the chef who cooks the meal.
I prefer to separate my rice as they cook the meal, that way you don't get as full and you can get seconds. I notice here in the Philippines, they like to make it as if it were a rice meal thingy. But I've always remembered Mongolian to have the rice separate.
All in all the selection wasn't bad. The meats could've been bigger and better. Actually it just reminded me of a more expensive Mongolian Quick-Stop franchises you see in Manila, except you can get it yourself and with much varied selection.
After you create your own bowl, you give it to this chef who cooks it for you. They give you number and when its done, its delivered to you.Mongolian Grill at Villa De Oro
Price: Moderate to High (P200 per person for all you can buffet)
Price: Moderate to High (P200 per person for all you can buffet)
