It has a full-service bar, attractive wall decorations, and sometimes a moderate wait. In good weather, customers sit at outdoor tables that border Wisconsin Avenue. If you're looking for a good time as well as fun dining, this is the place to go rather than the more sedate Mongolian Grill a few blocks to the north. But you can't go too far wrong at either place. BD's is little different from other Mongolian grills.
Servers provide rice and tortillas for wrapping the food.
BD's makes a few suggested sauce combinations, but they're only suggestions. The greeters also advise sticking to one meat and not mixing meat and seafood because of different cooking times. In fact, most people do mix them. The cooks are conscientious, although to get them to prepare anything less than well-done would challenge Genghis Khan. Smaller appetites can opt for a single bowl or other limitations for a lower price.