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Three Flames Mongolian Grill

Three Flames Mongolian Grill

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1440 Jadwin Ave, Richland, Washington, 99354, United States
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Mar 14, 2018
Fresh and healthy. They have the flavor and the heat if you like it spicy. A medium plate is around 10 dollars but you also get rise and soup. The soup is very tasty. So, you end up spending a little more than other places but you get plenty of food or you can share.

Mar 2, 2018
It was good but seemed a little pricey. Definitely not the best Mongolian I've had but I did still enjoy my meal. Not bad but if I'm craving Mongolian again I'll probably see what else there is locally.

Mar 30, 2018
Great food, great selection on items to get. If somethings not there, make sure to ask!! Most likely they have it in the back. I would really like them to have Udon noodles but other than that it's amazing.

Apr 23, 2018
Great food. And the cooks were joking around with us while our food was on the grill. Really made the experience stand out.

Jan 30, 2018
This is another lunch favorite, esp. when I'm trying to avoid carbs. We get Mongolian bowls with no noodles and I always have plenty to take home for a lunch tomorrow too. Again, we've never had a bad experience here. The food is great, they offer many different selections and spices, and the price is good for lunch (with leftovers). Whenever friends suggest Mongolian, this is where we go!

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