Chinese BBQ

Used to be Sakura, then moved to this location and changed names to Chinese BBQ. When they first opened, it was ok, but after going back this year, this has become my favorite Chinese skewer place.You can scan the QR code on the table to order which makes everything easy. Some of my favorites are the beef, lamb, pork belly, beef tendon, chicken gizzard/heart, pork intestine, squid, oyster mushrooms, and more.For non-skewers, I like the eggplant (very garlicky and flavorful), spicy chicken sandwich (one of the best), the spicy chicken nuggets, and cumin lamb flat noodle.There wasn't anything I ordered that I didn't like. Everything was grilled, cooked, and flavored perfectly. This is a place I always visit when I go back to visit Dallas. The staff is very friendly and it's a chill place to go with friends.

Spicy Lamb Noodle Soup, Lamb + Beef SkewersGreat spot my parents found for legit Chinese Lamb and beef skewers!! I preferred the Lamb over the beef. The noodle soup was decent, nicely spicy, perfect portion. Lovely warm interior with Asian wood themes

My first time here and I'm leaving full and happy. We got the potato, beef and lamb skewers, beef fried noodles, rice and spiced chives and popcorn chicken. Everything was delicious. I liked the lamb and beef skewers the best. The potato seemed a bit on the greasy side. Same for the noodles. The cumin flavor of the noodles was too overpowering. You can order at the table on a tablet and the food is brought out. Everything is freshly made. Quick and friendly service. I'll be back!

I come here for the fried chicken sandwich. I know that may seem strange, to get a fried chicken sandwich at a Chinese skewer place, but they really do make it well, very good crispy batter around a juicy piece of dark meat. Other than that, you can order to your table via QR code which is really nice. Their skewers are very good as well - about as good as any other skewer place around. The sitr fried beef noodles were a little bland though. Overall great place to eat!

Date night review. I usually chose hot pot, but my husband prefers BBQ and he found a new place to try. This is by far one of my favorites for Chinese BBQ in the Dallas area as far as food quality. The chicken and asparagus rolled in bacon were my favorites. My husband said the squid was his favorite. The service is the only reason I dropped a star. It wasn't bad but it wasn't good either. They met our basic needs but I would have liked to see more interaction and asking if we needed anything else. Due to the ordering on your phone, it takes away the opportunity for some personal interactions.

If you like Chinese skewers you'd like this place. Prices is super reasonable. Food is not over power by cumin. The only problem is, all the food is seasoned with the same spices. That didn't bother me but it did for a couple of people in our group. Service was great. They gave us free beer at the time

Ahh I wish I took photos of it but I was so hungry. But I'm here to leave a good review for it. It's kinda hard to hear from his side for phone ordering but glad we made it work. I ordered a take out. It tasted so yummy, I personally think it tasted better than the one I went to in Seattle and LA (not all of them but a couple I went to). This place tasted more from china and the price was reasonable. The food was seasoned very well, the meat (beef and lamb) was tendered and I'm glad they left a piece of fatty meat in it. The squid was cooked right! Will definitely come back if I have a chance to come back to Dallas.

To put it short, Chinese street eats, and a good one at that too!! The BBQ here really refers to grilled meats, but as you can see, they put the meats on a skewer.One thing on how it works, they'll seat you, but you order using the QR code. They'll give you the check after you're done eating. I was a little confused at first cuz they didn't come to take my order.On the skewers, I recommend the lamb, beef (I prefer the small beef cuz it's easier to eat), and tofu skin. I would skip the chicken unless you're into that. The seasoning is the same for all, so really just what kind of meat you want.Moving on to more exotic options, apparently people also like to order the chicken cartilage. They didn't have it when I was there, but I'm not really into the whole texture-eating (some people love the crunch). I ordered chicken gizzard instead, which was good, but I guess I'm not into innards all that much lolThey have some grilled veggies too. I think I ordered the A choy, which was really good! I already ordered too much food but the eggplant and chives were the other veggie options I considered.Other than the skewers, I heard about their fried chicken sandwich (yep, I guess we're still talking about that in 2023), so I got that too. I was actually pleasantly surprised!! I can't say if their chicken sandwich is the best as people have their own preferences, but the taste reminded me of fried chicken sandwich you get from KFC in Asia, which I LOVE! It's very crispy but also very juicy. Their sauce is also on point. I think it's definitely worth a try at least.They have even more stuff on their menu like noodles. I'll maybe try some of those next time. I really like the food I ordered; I actually over-ordered for sure but finished them all.Service is fast, and the place is fairly casual. They open quite late too, so if you're into one of those late night snacks, they got you covered.

Very tasty and authentic barbecue. If you want to taste barbecue in China this is the place you should come for sure. The service is good too.

The ambiance is street-food casual ish. Really laid back and a come as you are vibe.Service is super nice as well.I like that you can scan your order and put it in the QR code. What I like best about this menu is it's a bunch of small Knick knacks to eat while hanging out and drinking beer. So you get to try a little bit of everything and stop whenever you feel full.I also happen to have the best veggie stir fry I had in my life in this spot.Highly recommend!!!