Temujin In The Sowerby Bridge List

Temujin

The original Temujin Restaurant, on the canal basin, off Wharf Street, Sowerby Bridge. Open both lunchtimes and evenings, Temujin always welcomes families and encourages children to try a range of meats, seafood, vegetables, etc.

Temujin is the birth name of Genghis Khan (1162 – 1227) who ruled the Mongol Empire for 45 years. Temujin’s warriors would cook thinly sliced meat, spices and vegetables on their upturned shields inbetween battles. This form of cooking, known as Mongolian BBQ has become very popular.

The restaurants offer a buffet style of eating where customers combine various meats, seafood, tofu or quorn with a variety of vegetables. After choosing the oil, sauce and garnish, you can watch your meal being stir-fried by the chefs in the open kitchen.

LUNCH OPENING TIMES
Monday – Saturday 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm (last booking 2pm)
Sunday and Public Holidays – 1:00 pm until late

EVENING OPENING TIMES
Monday – Thursday 6.30 pm until late
Friday & Saturday – 5:30 pm until late
Sunday and Public Holidays – 1:00 pm until late