Tie Mu Zhen Cuisine 铁木真内蒙菜

It’s a very authentic Mongolian restaurant that also offers excellent Szechuan dishes. We ordered the lamb shumai, cold oat noodles, pork stew with pickles, and Szechuan shredded pork with garlic sauce. The portions were generous and everything tasted great—especially the lamb shumai, which is hard to find elsewhere in the U.S. They’re currently in their soft-opening phase, so service can be a bit slow, but it’s perfectly fine. Definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for a truly authentic Mongolian cuisine experience! Ps: loved their tea! Very unique

Really enjoyed the food here! We ordered a few dishes, and everything turned out super good. The grilled lamb ribs were the highlight — super tender, nicely seasoned, and really flavorful. The pickled garlic on the side was surprisingly perfect with it. The steamed dumplings tasted fresh and handmade, and the broth inside had great flavor. We also had a spicy lamb soup that was rich, warming, and full of ingredients — perfect comfort food. The portions are generous, and the overall vibe feels warm and authentic. The staff are friendly too. Definitely a spot I’d come back to.

Really enjoyed this place. Food was super tasty and the portions were big. Service was nice and the vibe was chill. Definitely would come back!

羊骚味有点重，吃起来并不是很好吃。 The lamb had a very strong smell. I usually don’t eat lamb, but since this restaurant is famous for its lamb BBQ, I decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, it didn’t taste good at all. The atmosphere also felt quite cold, and there was a noticeable lamb smell as soon as you walked into the restaurant, which made it feel unpleasant to dine in. Personally, I feel that Kushan Bazaar in Milpitas tastes much better. This is not an advertisement, just my honest opinion. The service is pretty good and they are very accommodating for our requests.

Good food with good flavor. Served very fast. We got the twice cooked pork, pork stew with sauerkraut, and sauteed green beans. Looking forward to coming back!