HuHot has a serve yourself style setup, where you go through a line and pile your tray with your food. The "chefs" then fry it on a Mongolian grill in front of you. You can pick and choose any ingredients you want from their wide selection: noodles or rice, different types of plainly prepared meats (pork, chicken, beef, seafood), simply cooked vegetables, and different Asian style sauces. You could go through and get a very small serving first to be sure you like it, and go back if it is a success. There is also a menu you can order off that has egg drop soup, egg rolls, dumplings, salads, kid's menu, and cheesecakes, as well as some other appetizers and sides.What kind of food can you get at HuHot?
I don't know this restaurant but something I can tell you is if they have a budget menu or a kid's menu, it will have more basic dishes on it and this will be one way to ease into the cuisine. If not, just tell the waiter you have no idea what to expect, and ask them to describe some of the food and tell them you are a newbie! If you are on your own, order something with chicken and/or rice, a basic thing in almost every culture, and if it is served with sauce, ask for it on the side. You might also try a simple soup or a broth, which will probably tell you a lot about the cuisine.
Also look for someone who knows this type of food, and also knows you and can make a recommendation that will be more personal to you.
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