HuHot Mongolian Grill

Location & Contact:

4229 South Lakeport Street
Sioux City, IA 51106
712-224-3400
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Description:

HuHot Mongolian Grills, LLC opened its first store in Missoula, MT in 1999. It was a short time later in 2002 that the first franchisee opened a store in Omaha, NE. Now, the fastest growing Mongolian grill concept in the United States is moving forward with full force. Business strategies include focus on internal business operational optimization & differentiated growth by emphasizing fast, fresh, healthy, customer-oriented full service restaurants.

HuHot is a bold, exciting oasis in a desert of boring restaurant concepts. Our branding efforts mirror Genghis Khans attitude toward the world... ripe for conquest. Like Genghis Khan viewed rival nations, we also look at our competition with confident disdain. These themes are carried throughout all of our marketing and are included in our in-store materials. Adults and kids alike find themselves caught up in the excitement with each visit to HuHot.

Hours:

Monday: Lunch 11AM - 4PM Dinner 4PM - close
Tuesday: Lunch 11AM - 4PM Dinner 4PM - close
Wednesday: Lunch 11AM - 4PM Dinner 4PM - close
Thursday: Lunch 11AM - 4PM Dinner 4PM - close
Friday: Lunch 11AM - 4PM Dinner 4PM - close
Saturday: Lunch 11AM - 4PM Dinner 4PM - close
Sunday: Lunch 11AM - 4PM Dinner 4PM - close

Type of Meals Served:

Imagine any meats you want, any veggies and noodles you want, and then any sauces you desire...

Create your own Asian stir-fry!

Choose from our fresh selection of meats, seafood, noodles, veggies and Asian-influenced sauces. Customize your Mongolian BBQ masterpiece, then watch as it's cooked on our grill of epic proportions.

A unique interactive dining experience for the whole family!

Reservations:

recommended

Customer Reviews & Ratings

(5 out of 5 average with 1 reviews)

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  “The aromas rising from the back of HuHot Mongolian Grill hit customers walking through the door. This is not going to be the usual lunch or dinner…”

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  July 02, 2010 by Sioux City Journal

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