Go Grill

Name: Go Grill
Address: 1 Bellis Fair Pkwy, Bellingham, Washington, 98226, USA
Telephone: +13607467991
Price range: $

#24 of 86 BBQs in Bellingham

ClosedOpens at 4PM

Updated 3 months ago

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Discover new tastes of the menu with Mongolian cuisine in the comfort of this restaurant. See with your own eyes that the service is fine. Go Grill offers you a great choice of dishes at average prices.

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J B 11 years ago on Zomato

This place is great! Great food and customer service! The prices are the same as the old j&j Mongolian grill that was there before but they have more selections. I love the girl that works there with the pretty hazel eyes because she is always so happy and up beat, she will also go out of here way to check the ingredients in sauces for anyone's dietary needs or if they're allergic to something. I'm definitely coming back here! Delicious food is a must for my lunch and dinner! :) keep it up Go Grill you're doing it right!

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Luckyrams 11 years ago on Zomato

What a rip off!. Where do I start? This has to be the WORST Mongolian Barbecue I have EVER had! I moved to Bellingham a few months ago and was disappointed that they did not have Mongolian Grill restaurants here. When this food court operation opened up I figured I give it a shot. They charged by weight, and because I am a light eater, I figured it was right up my alley (Interestingly nowhere on their menu do they SAY what the price per ounce is) They had all the traditional items, and I took a small variety, looking more for a snack than anything else. The small plate I selected came to $8.61!!!! (The couple in line after me had the exact same response/sticker shock as I did, but by this time it was pretty much too late for any of us to just walk away) Then they informed me that I could have rice or noodles to accompany it. I choose noodles. They mixed in a HUGE pile of noodles, so that the dish was about 70% noodles. So much for my snack! I suppose that is how they justify the shocking price tag. I choose the Mongolian sauce for flavor. The whole dish was bland, and on top of that the noodles were under-cooked. I (and the couple behind me) were not ashamed to announce we would not be giving them a second chance!