Ming's Bar B Que

Stopped by for the first time since Covid. Changes since last time I've been here- No tea, no iced water for the table, must buy bottled water (unheard of), no credit cards (visa/Mastercard credit cards used to be accepted), BBQ over rice or in Soup is now $11.99. It was always like $6.95-7.95. So significantly more in price now and no ice water. No use of credit cards. Kind of insult to injury. To their credit, they allow drinks from outside at least. Also, as per always, they don't skimp on the meat portion. Just this time, even though it looked good and had a nice red coating, it didn't have the typical sweet BBQ flavor. It was bland. I normally visit the The Duluth location, but haven't been back in over a year. I know the masses rave about Best BBQ where I've been a few times and liked it. I mean these places aren't my favs for Char Siu like Joy Hing Roasted Meats in HK, or Big Wong in NYC, but they were legit options I was proud to frequent. Now it just hurts pains me to have a place nearly double their price, and diminish their services, "no water, must buy bottle". Maybe it's just me though....

I love this Ming's bbq over the one in Duluth! Not only they taste more authentic than the Duluth one, the vibe also a lot welcoming compared to the other location as well. Definitely have to order their Hk milk tea! It brings me back to the good memories when I lived in Hong Kong! Plus their Cha Chu (bbq pork) that tastes just like the one in Hong Kong as well! Highly recommend!

Five stars for food, the food is always good, and the duck is decent for any potluck parties you are going to. For almost $40, you get a whole duck chopped up and ready to be served on a platter. The food comes out quick, and I've never really had a complaint about the food or the price.Three stars for the main lady at the register, I mean, everyone already knows this if you've been there once or twice, but she is downright rude. I asked if I needed a key in order to use the restroom, and she just looked at me confused before looking away. Then she turned around and said that she didn't hear me, so I asked again. Same look of exasperation/ bothered that she's being asked. So I said never mind, and the other lady who's taller and skinnier actually came up and answered my question, which was nice. It was really a yes or no question, and the lady at the register couldn't be bothered to try answering.They take card, but they do prefer cash.Parking in this area is currently a nightmare because they are doing some construction and the egress near their storefront is closed off. Hopefully that'll be resolved in the next few weeks. Right now, the area is muddy and dirty from all the rain so just keep that in mind.

Small place but the service was quick! We ordered potstickers, chicken chow fun and ice coffee. Potstickers were just ok. I will probably never order it again. However the chicken chow fun and ice coffee was a HIT! Soooo good! Too bad I don't live locally or I would be here all the time just for the coffee.

Overall 5/5: Come here for all your childhood comfort food cravings. If you're ever in the mood for some traditional chinese barbecue this is the spot. It is fast, great portioned, and affordable! Food 5/5: It has been awhile since i've been here, and i was craving almost everything on the menu. My boyfriend talked me down to just picking three dishes. We got the bbq pork, soy chicken, and duck. All were super flavorful. Even the white rice was great. The veggies complement so well. Seriously so good, it was chopped up, plated, and brought over to us quick as it's already prepared. The portions were great, we were stuffed. We got all proteins served over rice, for $11 a plate (Dec 2022) it was definitely worth it. One dish i was wanting to try was the crispy pork, which i did go back and get. Also amazing. The worst part about this place is not being able to decide which one to get. This is a great place if you're wanting an affordable dinner that is quick and local. You can order the proteins by the pound to take home and eat with rice with the family. Service 5/5: Fast and very easy to order here. The cashier/server is quick and is sure to take care of you here. Parking 3/5: Located in Asian Square at the very back, there is a lot of construction. So there are a lot of blocks and holes, but there is plenty of parking. Just be cautious to avoid the holes. Vibes 5/5: It is cozy, clean, and warm inside. Most people do take out, so it is quiet inside if you do decide to dine in. Loved this place since i was young, and i'm happy to continue supporting this place to keep it in business! Thank you, Ming's BBQ!

They microwaved the combo plate before they brought it to my table....Wwwwhhhhyyyy...I'd rather have eaten it at room temp, like how all the other places in the area serve it. There was ZERO crispy skin on any of my pieces, every one was soggy.The steamed rice was prepared well at probably 9am...but sitting out and come 2pm it was dry and oddly sticky...not even the chili oil , yau choi broth or the sauce the meat was wallowing around in could save it. The Yau Choi was already made and I'm pretty sure was just sitting in a bowl in the back, and was also microwaved before it hit my table. I say this, because while I was eating one of the cooks from the back brought out a big stainless bowl of steaming Yau Choi and left it behind the counter-no orders were taken and no one showed up while I was eating. Other than that, it was tasty in terms of flavor and how could you go wrong with garlic.The flavor of both meats were good, but both of them were dried out from sitting around and then being microwaved. So that was disappointing.They also have pretty good chili oil...so they have that going for them.From ordering to table...under 4 minutes.Maybe I came on an off day? Maybe I came too late for the lunch quality? Maybe they didn't think I would know any better?I do know that I will just go to Chinatown or Best BBQ in the future and leave this place for someone else.

You can only pay with cash or debit here. The food quality has decreased over time, but the service is still great. I occasionally order other dishes, but primarily come for the rice plates. My favorite is the roast duck and crispy pork over rice. The meats are nicely flavored and typically comes with crispy skin, but it's a hit or miss lately. Hopefully this will be more consistent again. Not bad overall.

I was craving some Chinese BBQ, and decided to pick some up from Ming's as my Thanksgiving feast. I ordered some crispy pork belly, Peking duck, char siu pork, and soy chicken.All items were very delicious! Pork belly had that perfectly crunch/crispy skin. All of the meats (even the pork belly) were moist and cooked just right. I was also given extremely generous portions, with all of my containers being stuffed to the brim.Staff can be very...assertive, but are overall friendly. I would definitely recommend this place if you are looking for delicious Chinese BBQ.

My go to for Chinese Takeaway. My standard order is duck, chicken, crispy pork, salt and pepper tofu and Chinese broccoli. The food is fresh and seasoned well. Their menu is extensive with more traditional dishes than most chinese restaurants. They are very nice and accommodating and it is always a pleasure to visit their restaurant.

We ordered takeout for a party of 8 on Christmas Day. The food was absolutely delicious. These guys are legit. I'm fortunate enough to have access to Flushing NY and Chinatown SF on a regular basis and these guys make authentic meals. Just go already.