It looks like an average Chinese buffet, but can the average Chinese buffet
fuck with a 100% authentic Mongolian Barbecue apparatus? or watermelon?
Another day at the Golden Phoenix. Business is good, very good!
Check epic trad. landscape of the Orient mural in background and
chud in the front.
The troughs, this is where things happen. Pictured here is the meat section.
The seafood section was looking scary, next is the chicken, last is all things
deep fried + pizza for the kids! where this lil' cracka in
mandals is headed for
Pictured clockwise from bottom left: Egg rolls, onion rings mixed
with breaded mystery(Rocky mt oysters??), Mongolian sweet buns
aka donuts, crab rangoons. Feelin it!!!
Desserts. I was too wrecked by my entree to touch any of this
Ghengis preferred Tapioca. gnarly!
Ribs were bangin, these shrimps were covered in some kind of
lukewarm beefcake deal which I was not feeling at all. Dumplings!
Rings, wonton n' 4 types of chicken. I had to see how Mongolia
does onion rings and I gotta say, well done mon frere! I give you a
USA pass. This and the plate above were enough to keep me sick
the rest of the day
This lady was keeping it really real cuttin down Mongolian stir frys
rockin them elephant thighs. You can do it all by your self! I can see
her picking up a new dude every time she walks in this place, just sitting
there loungin'. You get yours ladybomb
Other highlights include the choose-your-own BBQ dish, spicy salmon sushi
(a local patron asked my dude for life Andrew 'if that shit with all the rice on it is that raw fish crap'), and the soft-serve ice cream machine. If you're in Niskayuna just check this place out. If low-priced, low-quality Chinese food branded as Mongolian aint your personal jump-off, Old Country Buffet is down the road.
