Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Mongolian Hot Pot





After a busy morning doing
last minute mailing and
getting stuck in traffic, we
had a late lunch at Little Sheep
Mongolian Hot Pot in
Ward's Center.
This restaurant has many branches
in California also.

Lunch is served until
3 pm and it was still
busy.

Everything looked clean and
our server was great, anticipating
our questions and guiding us
through the menu.

Everything you put into the 2 basic
soups is ordered a la carte.  The
delicious and healthy broth is
made from
chicken and various herbs and
berries like goji, jujube, garlic,
and other dried roots and seeds.

The other soup is a hotter version
and contains Chinese pepper.


Most of the vegetables
were in the $5 -$6 range for a half order, which
was ample for two people.  We had spinach, Black Fungus, knotted tofu, pumpkin and bok choi, as
well as pork shabu meat.
We also ordered sides of
Mongolian Kim Chee, which
was hot and a bit sweet
and vinegary, but so good!              
And Bitter Melon salad.  Slightly
sauted and easy to eat.

Mongolian beef skewers.
We're looking forward to going back.


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