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After driving around in circles for several minutes with a friend wanting to get a late night snack, we eventually gave up. There were no tacos to be consumed and there was no ramshackle chinese/asian takeout still open in Brooklyn's chinatown area. So... we came across this meat on a stick truck. Every meat stick is pretty much less than $2-3 so you can have a meal here easily for like $5-6. It was pretty sanitary and clean. I went with the Beef, Lamb, and a fujian bun. The last I think I was hoping in a perfect world it was just a meat bun. But it was more like a salty sesame bun cut into pieces and toasted to a crisp on a stick. I could live without having that again. The lamb was probably the best and most tender but everything was a little chewy and well-done. Good spicy seasonings. But overall, probably the fish balls that my friend got are probably the way to go.
You can smell them from miles away! Just kidding, maybe two blocks, but thats far enough! The aroma of their special seasoning is the bait, the hood of your jacket hooks on and then the smoky charcoal grill wheels you in. There wasn't a time we couldn't help but stop to get a stick....food on a stick for a dollar. Opens late into the evening and still lots of people waiting for a snack. Fishballs, squid, wings, chicken, lamb, tofu.....you name it!
This is my favorite food truck that's cheap and worth it. They have the best seasoning and sauce with the skewers, although it can be a bit salty at times. I always get the fish tofu because that is the best. It'll take more than a few skewers to really fill your belly, but if you're just looking for a quick, cheap snack, this is the place.
Quick fun snack skewed on bamboo stick. There are few bbq carts near by so I decided to try their squids because the other competitors didn't have it. They had three different squid snacks: whole squid, tentacles squid or small squid. The lady suggested small squid because it has more flavor, but I decided to get an order of whole squid and one order of tentacles. She asked me what level of hot seasoning I preferred. The squids were really good and well seasoned. I think they were fried since it was crispy outside and tender inside, but it was surprisingly not oily. The prices were normal like other carts, but portions seemed small. I ate them within 1-2 minutes. Were those squids really that good or I was really hungry? I will definitely try it again.
Nice flavor. Always want to order some bbq and go whenever you pass by.because it smells really good. Most of time they only open at night time. It is a food truck so don't expect high quality of sanitary conditon.but for the deliciousness.still give them a 4 stars.
Delicious meat on a stick. Nice to eat at a food truck that actually serves its delicious food quickly and cheaply. $5 is a large meal here. Right across the street from my favorite late night bar in the area. Open at 2:30am, but closed by 3:30am on a weekend. The marinade is cuminy, salty, and heavily savory. Lots of hoisin/oyster sauce flavor. It's slightly different spiciness and etc. for each item but roughly the same base. Fish balls are perfect. Spongey and a snap when you bite through them. Mild flavor. Fujian bun: had the flavor profile of brown savory chex, grilled brown bread, seeded bun, crispy and oily/salty. One of my favorites. Bacon and mushrooms: chewy and delicious, soaked heavily in a strongly savory sauce. The mushrooms are quite chewy, similar to canned wheat gluten Rice cake: As expected. Dense and chewy. A brick of MSG and stodge. The marinade doesn't penetrate very deeply, so it's a little mild inside. Prawn: Very mild. Tasted fresh and good, but the flavor stays on the shell, makes the meat itself pretty simple. Way better executed than you'd expect for 2am cart food. Shrimp was still moist and had a little bbq flavor on it. Sausage: are tiny little lap chong, sweet and red/purple. The skin snaps. Not much marinade. Less plump, less sweet, purpler, better glaze/sauce, better overall, and saltier than the BBQ place on the opposite corner.
This skewer place usually has a bunch of people waiting for it. The wait can get long since there is only 2 people working the cart. It's a lot easier to order of you can speak Chinese. When you order make sure you remember you order number. The meat and vegetables itself is really good. The flavor is almost as good as the skewers I had in Shanghai. I would definitely recommend getting your skewers spicy to add the extra layer of flavor and zing.
Fun snack to have on the go or you can sit as they have stools available. Spicy does have a kick to it. Everything has great flavor to it.
I had a grilled skewer craving so I decided to pick a few up at this cart. I had the mini sausage, bacon and mushroom, seaweed, cauliflower, eggplant, chicken gizzard and lamb. The mini sausage had a sweet taste to it. The eggplant was too soggy and there was no seasoning. The chicken gizzard was too chewy. The bacon and mushroom had a very barbecuey taste, like you could taste the smoke in it from the grill. The lamb was okay, nothing special, but it was seasoned nicely. The seaweed was a big mistake, it was had a kelp texture, it was weird and I didn't like it. They have menus in english and chinese and they speak mandarin and english.
My cousin recommended that I come here to try the BBQ, which it was not a disappointment. They cooked the skewers to order, so it took 10 minutes, which was not bad. I ordered the squid tentacles and chicken wing. The lady asked if I wanted spicy and since I love spicy, I most definitely did say yes. They had a good kick to it, but it wasn't extremely spicy. The spice they put in it was almost like a mala spicy powder, so I recommend it if you like that flavor. It is overpowering, so I would leave it off if you don't. Side note: the lady that took my order spoke mostly Mandarin and a little English so keep that in mind when going there. read more
5 years ago
I have a soft spot for cheap eats in Chinatown and 369 BBQ in BK Chinatown hits the spot. You get so many choices of Chinese skewers, and they are all reasonably priced! Can range from $1.50 to $4 depending on what you got Got two lamb skewers with medium spiciness for $4, $2 each. Delicious. Had a decadent Cumin coating and the meats were given piping hot off the grill. Would love to come back to try their other skewers! read more
After driving around in circles for several minutes with a friend wanting to get a late night snack, we eventually gave up. There were no tacos to be consumed and there was no ramshackle chinese/asian takeout still open in Brooklyn's chinatown area. So... we came across this meat on a stick truck. Every meat stick is pretty much less than $2-3 so you can have a meal here easily for like $5-6. It was pretty sanitary and clean. I went with the Beef, Lamb, and a fujian bun. The last I think I was hoping in a perfect world it was just a meat bun. But it was more like a salty sesame bun cut into pieces and toasted to a crisp on a stick. I could live without having that again. The lamb was probably the best and most tender but everything was a little chewy and well-done. Good spicy seasonings. But overall, probably the fish balls that my friend got are probably the way to go. read more
2 years ago
You can smell them from miles away! Just kidding, maybe two blocks, but thats far enough! The aroma of their special seasoning is the bait, the hood of your jacket hooks on and then the smoky charcoal grill wheels you in. There wasn't a time we couldn't help but stop to get a stick....food on a stick for a dollar. Opens late into the evening and still lots of people waiting for a snack. Fishballs, squid, wings, chicken, lamb, tofu.....you name it! read more
This is my favorite food truck that's cheap and worth it. They have the best seasoning and sauce with the skewers, although it can be a bit salty at times. I always get the fish tofu because that is the best. It'll take more than a few skewers to really fill your belly, but if you're just looking for a quick, cheap snack, this is the place. read more
Quick fun snack skewed on bamboo stick. There are few bbq carts near by so I decided to try their squids because the other competitors didn't have it. They had three different squid snacks: whole squid, tentacles squid or small squid. The lady suggested small squid because it has more flavor, but I decided to get an order of whole squid and one order of tentacles. She asked me what level of hot seasoning I preferred. The squids were really good and well seasoned. I think they were fried since it was crispy outside and tender inside, but it was surprisingly not oily. The prices were normal like other carts, but portions seemed small. I ate them within 1-2 minutes. Were those squids really that good or I was really hungry? I will definitely try it again. read more
4 years ago
I ordered two big squid from this place and specifically ask them to go very very light on the spices. And let me put it this way, I had to wash my mouth with cold water for three whole minutes to get rid of the spices. I felt like Jesus is coming to get me. read more
4 years ago
I ordered a barbecue and found such a long hair that I lost my appetite in an instant. That's disgusting. And ordered a little spicy, but also so much chili. read more
8 years ago
Nice flavor. Always want to order some bbq and go whenever you pass by.because it smells really good. Most of time they only open at night time. It is a food truck so don't expect high quality of sanitary conditon.but for the deliciousness.still give them a 4 stars. read more
7 years ago
14 years ago
Delicious meat on a stick. Nice to eat at a food truck that actually serves its delicious food quickly and cheaply. $5 is a large meal here. Right across the street from my favorite late night bar in the area. Open at 2:30am, but closed by 3:30am on a weekend. The marinade is cuminy, salty, and heavily savory. Lots of hoisin/oyster sauce flavor. It's slightly different spiciness and etc. for each item but roughly the same base. Fish balls are perfect. Spongey and a snap when you bite through them. Mild flavor. Fujian bun: had the flavor profile of brown savory chex, grilled brown bread, seeded bun, crispy and oily/salty. One of my favorites. Bacon and mushrooms: chewy and delicious, soaked heavily in a strongly savory sauce. The mushrooms are quite chewy, similar to canned wheat gluten Rice cake: As expected. Dense and chewy. A brick of MSG and stodge. The marinade doesn't penetrate very deeply, so it's a little mild inside. Prawn: Very mild. Tasted fresh and good, but the flavor stays on the shell, makes the meat itself pretty simple. Way better executed than you'd expect for 2am cart food. Shrimp was still moist and had a little bbq flavor on it. Sausage: are tiny little lap chong, sweet and red/purple. The skin snaps. Not much marinade. Less plump, less sweet, purpler, better glaze/sauce, better overall, and saltier than the BBQ place on the opposite corner. read more
7 years ago
This skewer place usually has a bunch of people waiting for it. The wait can get long since there is only 2 people working the cart. It's a lot easier to order of you can speak Chinese. When you order make sure you remember you order number. The meat and vegetables itself is really good. The flavor is almost as good as the skewers I had in Shanghai. I would definitely recommend getting your skewers spicy to add the extra layer of flavor and zing. read more
12 years ago
I had a grilled skewer craving so I decided to pick a few up at this cart. I had the mini sausage, bacon and mushroom, seaweed, cauliflower, eggplant, chicken gizzard and lamb. The mini sausage had a sweet taste to it. The eggplant was too soggy and there was no seasoning. The chicken gizzard was too chewy. The bacon and mushroom had a very barbecuey taste, like you could taste the smoke in it from the grill. The lamb was okay, nothing special, but it was seasoned nicely. The seaweed was a big mistake, it was had a kelp texture, it was weird and I didn't like it. They have menus in english and chinese and they speak mandarin and english. read more
10 years ago
Does this place exist? Was it a legend? a myth? or a mere mirage? Please come back, wherever you are, whenever you do want to show up. Call me, I will bring more friends. Love, XL read more
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This is a great place to get a chicken wing on a stick ask for it spicy they also have everything from tofu to different vegetables on a stick squid or with the spicy curry chili powder- it's quite delicious so don't be afraid!! If you get there at the right time there's people pushing and shopping so put your order in and it will give you a little number and call you when it's ready ..enjoy your squid tentacles!! No seating just walk with your food on a stick- read more
7 years ago
I ordered BBQ, why give me everything deep fried and crispy. All stuffs are fried, I really do not want to give a star, but at least have to put one, no choice, won't buy it again, good luck! read more
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61st St & 8th Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11220
Borough Park, Dyker Heights
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