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Casual all-you-can-eat spot has Mongolian-style open grill & American, Latin, Asian & Italian menus.
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- Address400 Disney Way, Anaheim, CA 92802, USA, Anaheim 92802
- Phone(714) 808-9757
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This place was great. We went here about an hour before the doors were scheduled to open at the house of blues for BBNO$. We were sat on the balcony and although it was a chilly evening, the heat lamps kept us comfortable. I wasn't cold at all even in a dress. The food itself is whatever you make it, but they cook it on a huge round grill and they do a great job at cooking it just right. That being said, if you have food allergies I'd probably either avoid this place or pop a benedryl beforehand because sometimes the food touches on the grill and while they clean the stovetop often, I noticed they reuse cooking utensils without cleaning in between. I ended up popping a benedryl when I saw my food was next to some shrimp and was fine but it might be a bigger deal for more serious allergies. I'm not sure if maybe they could accommodate allergies but I feel like the concept of this place would make that request difficult. The drinks were good and I liked that we had a view of the long house of blues line from our balcony spot. Overall my only regret was I couldn't eat more than two plates. We'll probably come back here again for future shows.
My husband and I decided to do a casual date night on a budget and stumbled upon Fire + Ice for their all-you-can-eat special. At around $26 all day, we were honestly surprised at how affordable it was, especially for a customizable stir-fry concept. The setup is straightforward: you choose your base, proteins, vegetables, and sauces, then watch as they cook everything on a large circular grill station in front of you. They also offer a small salad bar with options like build-your-own Caesar salad, macaroni salad, and clam chowder. When we walked in, the restaurant appeared clean and it wasn’t very busy (we went on a Monday). One thing I didn’t realize beforehand is that you’re limited to one bowl at a time for your stir-fry and the bowls are on the smaller side. So you really have to strategize and pack everything in carefully before heading to the grill. The ingredient station could definitely use better organization. The labeling was confusing, and it wasn’t always clear what was what. I also wish there had been more attention to cross contamination practices. For those who avoid certain meats like pork, it’s worth noting that the same spatulas are used across different dishes on the grill. Service was another area that could improve. After being seated, it took quite a while for someone to bring menus and drinks. There appeared to be only one server managing all the tables, and I genuinely felt bad for the young gentleman who was running around trying to keep up. Meanwhile, there was someone in a suit walking around who didn’t seem to be assisting the floor staff, which was a bit puzzling. As for the food itself: the salad bar was decent not amazing, but acceptable. The macaroni salad was fine. The clam chowder, however, was not enjoyable and tasted very canned. The stir-fry was okay overall; I personally wasn’t a fan of the sauce options, but for the price point, expectations should be realistic. Would I come back? Probably not. However, if you’re looking for an affordable all you can eat option and don’t want to spend too much on a night out, it might be worth trying once. It serves its purpose for a budget-friendly meal but it’s not somewhere I’d go out of my way to revisit.
Neat place, big buffet you fill a small bowl up with things and take it to a grill and get it cooked in front of you. Lots of options for noodles, veggies, protein, etc. They even have burgers and hot dogs. You season it yourself too. You put the sauce on the side and they add it on at the end. I liked the options. The buffet could use better labels. Service was fine, our waiter was between the bar and a ton of tables. But we didn’t need too much. I made two plates of stir fry with teriyaki sauce and enjoyed it. It’s about a 20 minute walk to Disneyland. So a good option for those looking to just fill up before or after the park. We were seated near the bar and the grill. It gets hot in there fast. Especially if they have birthdays. They light a spot on the grill with a big fire and sing happy birthday. Which was cute, but very warm. I’d say also bring cash to tip the guys cooking the food.
Really glad we decided to go to Fire + Ice. Really good selection of pasta,.noodles, rice, meat, veggies, and sauces. Everything was clean and well stocked. Service was good. Could use some direction on where to go when approaching the grill. Nice that besides typical Mongolian they offer hot dogs, burgers, and even cheesestakes. Enjoyed the flavors and will go back next time in Anaheim.
Place was affordable and the variety was great. The guys on the grill were amazing! They talked to us and suggested what we should try. I will definitely try this place again!