HuHot Mongolian Grill
The Pavillions,100 S Creasy Ln, Lafayette, IN, 47905
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Address :
The Pavillions,100 S Creasy Ln
Lafayette, IN, 47905 - Phone (765) 447-8903
- Website https://www.huhot.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : No
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Trendy
Noise Level : Loud
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Samantha L.
Good Mongolian grill. However, I do wish there was an option for just one bowl or walk through rather than the all-you-can-eat style. I like the different flavor combinations that they make available and recommendations. The servers and chefs are always friendly and on my first visit, the server walked me through how to put my meal together. That also have a rewards card but you have to ask the server for one.
(4)Michele B.
Love this place ..my kids love the food .. very good. We have to make a trip to this restaurant very time we visit friends. .
(5)Vicky C.
$10 for all you can eat? Yes please. Super good deal and the food is good. I do wish that there is a one bowl option. There are three different noodle options and a lot of sauces to choose from. The sauces have calorie information listed on it.
(5)Keyla S.
Where do I even start with this one? We went there this past Saturday night right before 8:00 pm. The place was still busy but not packed by any means. Hostess took us into a lonely and smelly corner of the restaurant when we requested high chair for our toddler. There were two other empty tables and two floor vacuum charging right next to our table. From our table we could re trash all over the floor and seats that were empty on the main dining section. I never saw anyone trying to clean up the mess. Our waiter took a little while to come to us, which was fine by us since it takes us a little while to settle in the toddler and finally get to look at the menu, but he seemed frazzled and nearly caused another employee to fall as he tried to rush around so he could come to our table. Besides that he was a personable guy, he took the time to explain how their version of Mongolian BBQ worked and offered up some recipe suggestions which was great. So I go over to prepare my bowl and the area was clean, the frozen meat didn't seem to have been there too long, the vegetables looked tasty, not a bad selection though they could use a little more variety in the meat department. When I go over to get my bowl prepared I was really turned off by the while experience. The cooks were talking amount themselves the whole time. One of them did greet me but only to complain that he was working. The grill area was wet and dirty and just very off putting. The area where you wait for your bowl was also wet and dirty and not once did I see anyone trying to mop the area to make it safer to the patrons. The cooks were so unorganized that the started confusing then order of the bowls which caused my bowl and the one for the gentleman next to me to be over done. Upon returning to the table we had rice served which was clumped and cold and looked weird. It was great that my under three toddler could eat for free and he did enjoy the noodles and the chicken. We also ordered a side of popstickers and those were not too shabby. Overall I wouldn't go back. Even a hole on a wall dove type of place is cleaner than this sit down restaurant. I urge their management to address this ASAP, as the Mongolian BBQ itself wasn't bad.
(2)Sam M.
First I want to say that we had very helpful,friendly service. The food was great and it was a lot of fun trying different combinations. The cooks did a great job of making it a fun experience but also cooked the food quickly. This would be a great experience with a group but not a nice relaxing romantic environment.
(3)Emily H.
Chaos. I didn't expect to find any "ethnic food" in Lafayette, and HuHot made sure that assumption was correct. Least Asian faux-Asian restaurant ever. Keith Haring would be proud of the "Mongolian" artwork his style must have inspired. Featureless humans forms were getting down with the boogie beat on every wall. The cooks were dropping their spatulas and without fail, every time one of their twirly tricks went awry, it was my food that got shrapneled out into other peoples' food on the grill. The servers were spilling stuff on the table as they went by and my table-mate had an entire glass of water shlorped across his food just as he sat down. The water quickly invaded the airspace beneath the table and my shoes right after. After another waiter just stared blankly at the bowl of soup he was holding as it spilled beside me, I gave up expecting anything but to escape with my life.
(2)Heather W.
Good service and good food!
(4)Balajee V.
While there is nothing spectacular about this place, I am rating it highly cuz if you like mongolian grills and if you are in Lafayette, then it is your only choice. The sauce/meat bar isn't too bad and the staff is friendly. The dessert menu is good. Warm sake is a plus!
(4)Jessika F.
Walked in to a half empty restaurant on a Saturday night and were told we would have to wait 15 minutes. There were literally 10-12 tables open. If you can't even seat us in a timely fashion, how can you serve us well? We left without eating. Unimpressed.
(1)Dana A.
Love this place for lunch! The price for lunch is reasonable and if you carry out you get two bowls to put in a container, which easily lasts you two meals.
(4)Barry M.
This mongolian griill is more than meets the eye from the outside. The selection is very good and the price is fair. The interior is actually pretty spacious compared to the entry which makes it look like it would be a hole in the wall.
(3)Kristen H.
When my fiance and I went back for a second time, the food had improved. The service was also much better. I think they're getting things sorted out--but I still won't be a regular.
(3)Lora F.
I've been wanting to try HuHot since it opened several months ago. I've been to BD's in Westfield and loved it, so I was excited that something similar was opening in Lafayette. The decor of the restaurant was great and our waitress was pleasant. I was very unimpressed with the food though. I consider myself to be a pretty decent cook, and I favor fresh food and preservative-free sauces. The entire selection of items on the food bar seemed to be frozen. The meat (beef, chicken, pork, seafood mix and krab - not crab, but krab...hmm...guessing it's not real!) was in very small chunks that seemed to disappear on the grill. It was hard to find them in my finished plate! The vegetable offerings were ok, but again, most were frozen. They had a wide selection of sauces, but I didn't really like either combination I tried. The sauces tasted like they came from a bottle. The grill cooks were great - friendly and entertaining! I was very interested in the smores but wasn't spending $5 more on top of our $30 bill (for 2 people!). I bought marshmallows, chocolate, and graham crackers and made them in my oven at home for half the price! Our experience wasn't bad, but I won't be going back. If I'm in the mood for fresh, mongolian-inspired cooking, I will go to BD's in Westfield!
(2)Juan A.
Just a decent mongolian BBQ place and very Americanized so if you have gone to a real one you will be a little disappointed. The food was fresh and the service was good. Not really my cup of tea so I don't think I'll be coming back for more.
(3)Jean-Ann M.
Have been to HuHot 5 times since they opened, and really enjoy the atmosphere and decor. My first experience with mongolian bbq, and I think it is fun. Enjoy the Black Thai Peanut sauce the best. Unfortunately it is not as good as it was when it first opened....new management staff or something. Still recommend.
(3)Aaron K.
This place can be dangerous... to your waistline! Be careful, everything is delicious! The staff is very friendly and fun. Great atmosphere, great food! What else could you want?
(5)Brian E.
I see a lot of people reviewing this place and just trying to compare it to BD's which it is not. Unlike a lot of reviewers I have had good experiences here. Your order usually comes with soup or salad. I prefer the egg drop soup. I have always had good service and a speedy waitress at this location. My only complaint would be I wish they had eggs to mix in with your meal as it cooked. If you have 4 people the s'more platter is worth checking out. Grill your own s'mores right at your table. I am also glad to see this business supports yelp as I received 25% off my bill for checking in here in yelp during a special they ran.
(4)Nolie P.
Can't imagine this is anything similar to an authentic Mongolian BBQ experience but it is perfect for 3 boys who are currently bottomless pits. The all - you - can - eat option with endless free drink refills is all they need. They also really like the fact it is cooked on a large circular grill while they wait. They think they get their food faster. Maybe...... My preference is to sit and chat while our food is being prepared but that is not possible. Since no one finishes their meal at the same time there aren't many long conversations during dinner. My kids don't even notice but I do. The food is good and what you would expect in a make - your - own creation. I guess I don't mind the meats being frozen. Rather that than think about raw meats sitting out at room temperature. This is definitely not the place for people with food allergies. There is absolutely no way to guarantee food has not been mixed. So if you like noodle - based dishes with an Asian flare and are starving, then this is the place for you.
(3)Mihaela V.
I didn't enjoy the food or the experience. The food was poor quality, according to my taste. Most of the ingredients on the bar were frozen, and the sauces had that chemical, mass-produced taste (and after-taste, that lasted for hours). The rice was horrible, probably some frozen rice that hadn't been properly reconstituted, so the grains were hard and undercooked. The experience can be fun for some, but I do not enjoy standing in line after every few bites of food. The bowls are very small, so you eat a few bites, and stand in line again waiting for the food to be cooked. My husband and I are vegetarian, so every time they would cook our food on the grill, they would take a lot of care to clean it first. That was very nice of them, but I did not enjoy feeling "special" and slowing down the line. Luckily, it was not crowded that evening. The service was good, everybody at the Lafayette location was nice, attentive, and hard working.
(1)Nick R.
Consider me unimpressed with HuHot. We waited a couple of months after opening to visit because of mixed reviews that seemed to be mostly related to staffing issues. But even with the intentional delay, my overall impression is that HuHot overcharges and under-delivers. We went to dinner with some extended family and while they were marginally more satisfied with the experience, the Mongolian-style cooking gimmick wasn't enough to get me past the underwhelming food presentation. Somewhere between the frozen meat chips and the chatty cook being completely oblivious to my food allergy notice, I realized that HuHot wasn't for me and wasn't worth the money. (Not to mention having to hunt down a server to refill my drink after 15+ minutes of waiting.) Maybe my problem is that I've been to really good stir fry joints (Flat Top Grill, anyone?) and HuHot, even in spite of its slick entryway decor, just doesn't measure up. Doubt I'll return.
(2)Tricia L.
We love going to HuHot. The grill guys are entertaining, the wait staff is always very charming and helpful, and the food is tasty. It's a little pricey so we only go as a treat, but we try to make it out every couple of months or so. The rangoons are also delicious. Great place!
(4)S C.
I will preface by saying that Fire & Ice is the standard by which I measure this kind of dining, so everything I experienced here had to compare to this place. With that being said, I guess if you've never had this kind of dining before and you may find this place tasty, even exciting. However, if you have had this kind of food before (and had it done well) you'll likely be disappointed. The first thing I noticed, and that which pretty much turned me off immediately, was that the fixings bar was just poor. For those that don't know, it's a salad bar with a bunch of different ingredients that you put in a bowl and take up to the grill to have it cooked right in front of you. This is the crux of the meal, the backbone really and if it sucks, well...there's pretty much no way to rescue the experience. Unfortunately in this case it sucked. The variety was pretty lame. Usually you can get a variety of seafood and meat, including chicken and shrimp. Here it was only beef and salmon I think. The vegetable offerings weren't very inspired either. To add insult to injury, many of the selections were frozen. The meat was frozen, peas were frozen, corn was frozen...just disappointing. I'm not sure why they decided that this was the way to present the options, but I give it a big fail. You go to Fire & Ice and everything is vibrant and looks fresh...not like someone opened a package of frozen beef and started chipping pieces off. I will say that they have a nice-looking dessert menu. We got s'mores, which was actually very tasty and well-executed. You get one of those gel burners that goes underneath chafing dishes with some graham crackers, marshmallows, and 2 bars of Hershey's and skewers and go to town. I'd have been more than happy to skip the meal and go straight to the dessert. It's not enough to make me go back though. I can make s'mores at home.
(2)Evan K.
I'm used to going to BD's Mongolian BBQ, and I thought this place would be similar to my experiences there. This place seemed like it wanted to be just like BD's but that it was trying too hard if that makes any sense. I didn't think the food tasted as good as what I'm used to, and the selection wasn't as good either. Most of the meat for you to choose from was frozen into large chunks and was hard to put into the bowl. They had quite a few sauces, but again their sauce and spice selection was not as good as I'd hoped. They seem to have a good service line set up at the grill that kept things going smooth. The one thing that was a nice touch that I don't normally receive at BD's was that my meal came with a side. I got the Hot and Sour soup, and it was pretty good. I tried both it and the egg-drop soup that they offered, and hot and sour was definitely the way to go. Overall not a bad experience and a nice change of pace for Lafayette, but not as good as what I'm used to.
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