Been coming since early 80's. Authentic, wonderful mongolian bbq. Has zero/no/nadda atmosphere; the place is a clean "dump" ... From the time it opened to almost 40+ years later. That's part of it's charm ... It's simply great chow. When you need a Mongolian bbq "fix", there's none better. Added BONUS??? - it's impossible to under-dress here.

The best hidden Mongolian BBQ/Stir fry restaurant in the area! I would've missed it if I never looked closely but after trying it, I wish I could come back for more! They also serve the typical ice cream dessert as well as orange chicken, fried rice, and other Chinese amenities as well.

There are tips and tricks to this place. For one thing, the bowls that they serve your cooked food in are larger than the bowls you deliver your raw food in. So be sure to fill two bowls of raw veggies and meat on your first trip. It's a busy place for lunch but dinner is usually wide open. The selection is good and the cooking is authentic.

A little hole in the wall in a small strip mall at the bottom end of El Camino Real. Nothing fancy, but good food and plenty of it. The variety of meat and veggies was reasonably extensive, with a good variety of sauces. Fun to watch your meal cooked in front of you.

Very inexpensive, considering it's all-you-can-eat.

Don't go late though, it closes at 9pm. Not open on Sunday.

I visit Su's each time I'm in the area on business, sometimes a couple of times. Best value is a lunch where the offerings really aren't that different. Come for the food, not the decor, there really isn't any decor. Parking can be a bit of a challenge at lunch because the place is so popular but the other stores in this little strip of shops dont draw many customers at that time of day.