Sandbar Surfers Paradise

I had an incredible experience at this Mongolian restaurant! The food was not only delicious but truly authentic — every dish was packed with rich flavors that took me straight to Mongolia. The meats were perfectly cooked, the dumplings were handmade and bursting with flavor, and the traditional milk tea was a pleasant surprise. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and the staff made us feel right at home with their hospitality and knowledge of the cuisine. If you’re looking for a genuine taste of Mongolia, this place is a must-visit!

Khatun Mongolian Restaurant is an absolute delight! From the moment you step inside, the cozy ambiance and friendly staff make you feel right at home. The menu is a treasure trove of authentic Mongolian flavors, with each dish bursting with freshness and depth. The lamb dishes are particularly tender and flavorful, and the stir-fried noodles are a must-try. But the real stars of the show are their **horhog** and **goulash**! The **horhog** is a traditional Mongolian feast cooked with succulent meat (usually lamb or goat) and vegetables, steamed to perfection with hot stones. It’s a unique and hearty dish that transports you straight to the Mongolian steppes. The flavors are rich, smoky, and utterly satisfying. As for the **goulash**, it’s a comforting bowl of tender meat, slow-cooked in a savory broth with a perfect blend of spices. It’s warm, hearty, and perfect for anyone craving a taste of Central Asian comfort food. Whether you're a local or just visiting Surfers Paradise, this place is a must-visit for anyone who loves hearty, delicious meals. 10/10!

An authentic Mongolian restaurant — the naandams and lamb dishes are absolutely delicious. If you’re interested in Mongolian culture, you can have a chat with the owners. It’s definitely worth a try if you love lamb. We had a wonderful and meaningful evening celebrating my birthday here. The paintings in the restaurant are all by a Mongolian artist and the furniture is hand-painted. It’s a restaurant full of heart, and also a place that shares the spirit of Genghis Khan’s culture.