"Make Your Own Dinner" Resturant

So, i guess it's some kind of new age thing. There was always the salad bar, where I guess you'd make your own salad, but new restraunts postering ideas of "add what you want, make the meal to your own taste without having to deal with even a menu!"

There's this place down by the mall in my town thats called Hu Hot. It's a mongolian grill, except a bit different. There's a big line of ingrediants, where as you pick your meat: pork, beef, chicken, and speacialties like shrimp and even crab sometimes(if wanted), three different kinds of noodles, and then a big selection of vegetables. You then add the kind of sauce (they have quite a selection) you'd like in it-so you can make it as hot as you want, or make it as dull and lifeless tasting as you want (i love hot stuff!)

There's also icecream bars where you make your own sundae, and then there's this place in my town where you make a week's worth of food-and they freeze it, so you can just pop it into the microwave. You actually put the dinner together.

So is it a good kind of restraunt? Or is there too much work involved in making your own dinner?

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Originally Posted by JazzFlight

Isn't this just slightly different than a buffet restaurant?

I mean, if I go to some Chinese-run buffet place, I can make a dinner out of chicken wings, crab legs, sushi, spaghetti, soups, etc...

I guess you're implying a more focused dish.

well, you didn't make those chicken wings, crab legs, sushi, spaghetti, soups, etc...

(and whats spaghetti doing at a chinese buffet?! that's italian! >:O lol)

at the mongolian grill near my place you just put the meal together but you don't cook it at all. you do get to sit and watch them cook it. it's quite interesting to watch-it's a GIANT wheel looking thing and theres five guys cooking on it at the same time, like...thirty meals at the same time.

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Originally Posted by BlueEdge

just curious, but whats the difference between mongolian bbq and korean bbq?

not sure. never been to a korean bbq. i guess just a few food items and such?

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