First Chinese BBQ

Not sure why people review this bad but while no Chinese restaurant in Dallas compares to Asia.If you want good Cantonese food this is a great spot. The orange chicken is killer and soup fish maw is great. The beef with tofu is super good. The fish with tofu is alright.Tried and true Chinese place probably 8.5/10 for Dallas area. 6/10 if we compare to Asia though

Chicken was raw, blood red.Duck had very little meat, even for duck.Chicken soft noodles good.Sesame chicken only 3 pieces of broccoli.

This is my second attempt at a different location to hopefully experience better service. Again, a total let down by their service. The duck still had blood in it and the roasted pork was pink. We asked for them to reheat it. The lady waitress came back with only the duck looking better. The roasted pork was still the same as it was, pink! (You don't eat not fully cooked Pork!) Then at check out, the chinese lady demanded for a higher tip. I'm very generous for good service but this lady deserves only 5.00 for her rude demeanor, on top of their bad service with our food. Im so disappointed with these people. The Plano location as well as here. If only they know how to treat customers better, they'll do so well. No more first Chinese BBQ for me! By the way, they do take credit cards only to get more tip!...Well lady, you are lucky I gave you five bucks! Bye!

FOODFresh Shrimp Wonton Noodle SoupBBQ PorkBBQ Pork with Flat NoodlesOverall the food is alright. The BBQ Pork was super tasty and the not too sauced. Great flavor and well cooked. I will say that the rice was a bit on the harder side. The wonton soup was alright. Broth was light but a bit blander in my opinion. I didn't personally have the BBQ Pork with Flat Noodles so I cannot say much about that one.Overall gives me the vibe of comfort home Asian food which is nice. Pretty alright food!VIBESThis place definitely gives some traditional Asian family diner vibes. The seating is a bit more on the crowded side and the lighting is a tad bit on the darker side. My friend and I went around 3 PM so it wasn't too crowded. Pretty simple as far as interior and seating consists of tables with chairs and booths. SERVICEThe food comes out pretty fast. I came with a bit of a sore throat and the waitress was really nice and helped give recommendations for what foods would help soothe it. Overall really nice and sweet.

Incredibly authentic Cantonese-style dishes! It is cash only, so you must plan for that beforehand. The flavor of each dish was amazing. My parents are Chinese immigrants and demand authenticity when it comes to their food, like we've found in LA and Chicago! This place delivers.

Family dinner and we ordered Chinese broccoli, beef flat noodles,house lo mein,combination fried rice,wonton soup,scallops, roast duck and roast pork and hot tea. Everything was delicious but the fried rice was slightly soft...mushy. I prefer a crispy or harder fried rice. Overall delicious food and I would suggest this small spot with the basics inside. Nothing fancy but good food. When you walk in there is hanging roast chicken,duck and pork like in Chinatown. Loved it.

Ruined date night. They only accepted cash and didn't have any signs warning of this until after we ordered. This meant we had to run across the street and withdraw cash from the ATM. Ordered BBQ pork, which was average.

PSA: CASH ONLY!!!Growing up my parents always ordered some Chinese BBQ for lazy days they didn't want to cook. I was craving some randomly and searched far and wide on Yelp. This definitely reminds me of the mom/pop places my parents would take me to. Overall thoughts: Pricier than what I'm used to from Chicago. The Chinese roasted pork was average. I'd definitely would not order that again. What a bummer! The Char Siu and roasted duck were good though. The dishes do not come with rice and it was a separate charge. Dishes ordered:1) Wonton noodle soup: it tasted like the ones in Chicago, and the broth was very flavorful! The noodle dish was generous and had a lot more wontons than I expected2) Combination Plate: roasted pork, char siu, and roasted duckService: the ladies here were super nice. They speak English well, but i seized the opportunity t to practice my Cantonese LOL.

We ordered whole salted chicken and Chinese BBQ pork to-go. Chicken was very moist and tender. The green onion-ginger dip completed the authentic Cantonese style chicken experience. Barbecue pork was very good and not dry. This little restaurant stuck in the middle of a small strip mall has a popular following to the delicious Chinese food. You can buy fresh barbecue pork, roasted pork, duck and chicken at the small meat counter inside the entrance. Service was good. If you want delicious authentic Cantonese food, eat here. They do delivery orders too.

Excellent food. Excellent service. Best authentic Chinese food in Dallas, absolutely no debating that. I've been coming here since I was a kid with my family, and it remains a family favorite.