Quiet little place... AMAZING food and service! Joey is the best! Will definitely come again and bring friends. read more

BBQ Corner 2 - Cantonese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Great service. Food was amazing, better than expected. I got the house lo mein and it was really good with a good variety of meats. I made two meals out of my portion. I only wish that the lo mein had more vegetables. Would definitely recommend to a friend and make return visits. read more

Chinese food at BBQ Corner II is delicious!! I usually come and eat with my family because the portions are huge. Not sure if our dish choices are on the menu but they have many plates that are more for the American palate. Their steamed live fish is divine and cooked to just the right tenderness. I also really enjoy their ginger clam soup - it's a must try dish if you want something different. The sharp taste of the ginger compliments the clam taste within the soup. Service here is great and the food quality has remained consistent. I would recommend getting a sweet and sour meat dish here - it will not be your typical 'panda express' meal. Order multiple plates for the entire family to enjoy! read more

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A regular spot for me throughout the past few years in the Buford Hwy stretch. It's been recently renovated and looks much better. I usually get the duck, along with some vegetable dish and perhaps the wonton soup. The service is pretty solid here and they are willing to engage in small talk if you initiate it. The dim sum here is a-ok. There are better places in a 2-mile radius with fresher and better options. Skip the bubble tea as well. However, I do recommend trying the the wonton soup or duck. Decent prices for the amount that you get; this would be a great family dinner spot. Located in a corner of Asian Square, in the same plaza as Sweet Hut. read more

BBQ Corner 2 - Located in the Asian Square plaza - Cantonese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Quick review...fair prices, good service, worth the drive over to Buford Hwy. We usually get the roast pork and Gen Tso with hot and sour soup. Super reliable, always good , hot , fresh authentic Chinese food. Nice servers who are very attentive. You can't go wrong here! read more

I love BBQ Corner. This is easily one of the top 10 favorite places to eat in Atlanta. I can say that I eat here what feels like once a week. I always order their salt and pepper tofu. The outside has the perfect crunch and flavor that makes the tofu taste amazing. I love their chicken dishes, specifically their General Tso's chicken and their orange chicken. The servers literally know what I am going to order every time and I love them for that. read more

I ordered take out so my review is only for food. We ordered the Wonton noodle soup, BBQ pork noodle soup and beef pan-fried noodles. Overall the food was decent, I still like Bo Bo garden better but this place is less expensive. I'd probably come back for a cheap lunch but don't think I'd bring an out of town guest here. read more

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Salt n pepper tofu was fantastic! My husband loved his beef and broccoli. My son really enjoyed his orange beef dish. This place is very authentic and a true crowd pleaser! Plus, they are very prepared in handling the to-go orders during Covid19 right at the doorway! read more

Had the wonton soup, chow fun, young chow fried rice. Wonton soup was very good, especially the broth & wonton. Chow fun was decent. Fried rice was good. read more

My family and I ate here looooong ago and didn't notice they had a complete renovation and branding so we came back here to try. Oh my god, I'm so glad we did because now it has become our go to Chinese restaurant for a family dinner (sorry bobo garden, we've got a new favorite now). The first night, we tried ordering their Peking duck. The waitress talked it up so much, like how she's tasted every single other establishment's roasted duck around here, and all were either too fatty or too skinny, but theirs was just right. But then she realized it was sold out (which happens a lot on weekends apparently). Well we came back another night after first calling in to reserve the duck. By now our expectations were so high I thought we were bound to be hit by disappointment. But we weren't! The duck was perfect!! The skin was crispy, there was no thick layer of fat between the skin and meat, the meat was tender and juicy. And they made soup out of the rest of the duck that wasn't carved out, and the soup was super delicious too! It was duck heaven, and the one duck (plus the buns that you wrap it with) was enough to feed this family of 5. We ordered other dishes too of course, Chinese style. My favorite is their Chinese eggplant hot pot (the not spicy one). The flavors for all their dishes were on point. My parents have been in the Chinese restaurant business for over 20 years, and I've never seen them impressed this much by a Chinese restaurant in Atlanta. Oh and one more thing. Their restrooms are very clean, which is usually a lot to say for a Chinese restaurant... read more

WE ate at this place on Sunday. We drove by it and randomly decided to try it. As soon as you walked in the aroma was great, you knew the food would be good. And it was!!! The food was great, so tasty and satisfying, the service was perfect, the staff friendly, the atmosphere was good, but again, the food was great. And a great assortment of Korean, Chinese and Japanese. I highly suggest trying this place, and start off with the pickled radish. You will not be disappointed. read more

This place is an excellent go to for decently authentic Chinese food as well as good value! Usually there isn't too big of a wait, but if there is there are plenty of other restaurants in the area. It is also open pretty late! Depending on the dishes, most of them are of good value and pretty good portion size. There's simply so much variety, from noodle dishes to classic Cantonese stir fry. Every protein and seafood is pretty much covered. This is definitely a place to bring a large group given the sheer number of options. Most of the options here are really good here are a few: Mongolian Beef: A bit too sweet in my mind, but it's prepared by frying then a simple stirfry to cover in sauce. It's extremely tender but as you can probably imagine not the healthiest choice. Sizzling Beef: Widely popular dish, it's very good and definitely you should get it. Could be slightly pricey for the portion size. Kung Pao Chicken: One of my favorite choices here and it's pretty self explanatory. Only complaint is that there should be more chicken. Lo mein: All of these are very good, you can't go wrong here. All the dishes come with rice, so not a necessity. If I were you, I'd go with the beef chow fun which I think is a better value and more tasteful. Stir fried vegetables: All on par you can't go wrong here. Mapo Tofu: excellent, watch out for the spiciness! Service is fine with pretty decent water service, nothing too much to be expected. Also AMEX lovers, I don't think they take it here so bring another card! Bottom line: you should come here, especially with a group of people! read more

We had their lunch special yesterday and the hot and sour soup just hit the spot on a rainy day! The salt and pepper spare rib and beef with tofu are amazing! It has been a while since last time we have been there, the quality of food is consistent. read more

A good friend recommended this location. Her exact words were authentic Chinese food. So my friend and I decided to try them out. Since it was my first time I stuck with what I know. Fried rice! She chose the duck and was pleased with her choice. I am sure I will return since the service was good and the food was enjoyable. read more

BBQ Corner 2 - Cantonese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Stopped by for some quick takeout and it was ready within 10 minutes. Their orange chicken was crispy yet saucy each bite. Thoroughly enjoyed their yang chow fried rice. Their beef chow fun was okay, a bit bland, but still edible nonetheless. Would stop by again and hopefully could try their bbq pork since it was unavailable when i visited. read more

I must say I was confused by the restaurant name. BBQ Corner makes me feel like it's Korean BBQ or something. I walked up to the restaurant anyway to check our their menus. It is actually like a Cha Chaan Tang in Hong Kong! Food taste just like the ones in Hong Kong and so are the menu options. I also overheard staff speaking Cantonese! So if you're looking for authentic Canto food please pay them a visit, you won't be disappointed! Can't wait to go back! read more

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I ate at BBQ Corner 2 for few times. We ordered hot & sour soup, the seafood hotpot and dry beef noodles. The seafood hotpot was very fresh and hot when the server brought it to us. The sauce and the seafood were still cooking / bubbling. It tasted amazingly good. The dry beef noodles was very good as usual. Unlike other Chinese restaurants in the area, the service was very good at BBQ Corner 2. The servers were very polite and friendly. I definitely will go back there. read more

BBQ Corner 2 - Cantonese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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the FOOD IS SOOOO good it has Chinese food and Asian food and when I walked in, I could smell the good food !!

What a disappointment. From worst to good: The beef with satay sauce over rice was disgusting - absolutely no taste of satay at all, the brown sauce was just thick, brown water with no flavor at all. The sizzling beef with black pepper over pan fried noodles was very bland, except for the taste of black pepper. A copious dose of soy sauce was needed to make this palatable. The mu shu pork was alright, but would not beat out any suburban Chinese restaurant. The pan fried pot stickers were above average. Finally, the BBQ pork was outstanding, with nice flavor and melt in your mouth texture. The server, while efficient, wasn't even curious why the satay beef was untouched. read more

The best Chinese food that we have found in Atlanta. Dispute its odd name the food is all excellent and fresh. We have eaten there at least dozen times and have never been disappointed. We after drive a hour each way to pick up food there because it is worth it. Highly recommended. They are take out only during COVID-19 era. I am impressed with the minimal contact set up to care for customers. Great job. read more

The double combo is so bad! I order to pick up. This is the full size they give me. This is like somebody's left over! The guy said right size and they can't change! I will not come back for sure! read more

BBQ Corner 2 - Cantonese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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If you like Cantonese food this place is for you. I'm Cantonese and this place reminded me of home and what my mom would cook for me.

TLDR: The spot I go to when I want a cheap, quick, late night dinner (especially on travel Thursdays). RECOMMENDED DISH: BBQ pork on rice OVERALL FOOD: Not the best Chinese food in town, but satisfactory. Everything I've ordered was always delicious. But my favorite is the BBQ pork. PRICE/VALUE: So cheap, great valur! $5.95 for a generous portion of meat, veggies, and rice. SERVICE: Decent. You sometimes have to flag someone down between ordering and paying. ATMOSPHERE: Casual PARKING: Lots! Located across from Sweet Hut in Asian Square. read more

I can't believe I haven't written a review for this place yet - I go quite often. A lot of members and small groups at my church frequent BBQ Corner for a late night meal. They used to be more of a hole-in-the-wall venue before they underwent renovation about 1-2 years ago. They offer a wide variety of Cantonese food that seems pretty authentic to me, depending on what you get. This is a great place for both small or large groups (I've eaten here with groups as large as 20-30 or as small as 2); if you do happen to go in a large group and you're stuck on how many dishes to order, my friends always have an unspoken rule that we order "n-1" dishes, which usually fills us up perfectly. I just thought I'd share a few of my favorite dishes here in several categories - give them a try if you visit: 1. Seafood: Salt and Pepper Squid is one of my favorite dishes here. Slices of squid are fried then tossed in garlic, onions, jalapeños, salt and pepper then placed on a bed of shredded cabbage. It's crispy on the outside, but chewy from the squid and the garlic really makes the dish! Walnut Shrimp is also a tasty option for those with a sweeter tooth or prefer something richer - it's fried shrimp that's coated in a sweet mayo and served with candied walnuts/steamed broccoli. 2. Vegetarian/Miscellaneous: ANY of their green veggies in the garlic sauce is delicious. Snow pea leaves (my personal favorite), bok choy, Chinese broccoli - all super tasty. Their fried tofu in minced pork is super good as well; it's a large plate filled with a heap of fried tofu cubes that's covered in a spicy minced pork sauce with cilantro. This needs to be eaten as soon as it's served! The tofu skin is crispy on the outside then super soft inside, but the longer it stays in the sauce, it'll become soggy, so eat quickly! Their green beans with minced pork is also delicious! A favorite of mine. It's savory and well-balanced in flavor, and the green beans still have a bite to them when they're served. 3. Fish: Braised fish in brown sauce. This has a pretty clean taste to it, so I enjoy it. I'm not sure which specific fish is used (I'll check back and update), but it's added into a savory sauce with celery, carrots, mushrooms, etc. Pretty tasty! 4. Beef: I know Mongolian Beef is a super Americanized dish, but I love it anyways. I think BBQ Corner makes it especially tasty, with the perfect balance of savory and sweet. 5. Noodles: Sizzling Beef Pan-Fried Noodles is probably the most popular one amongst my friends. Fried noodles are served on a cast iron pan and topped with a sauce of beef, green bell peppers and onions. It comes literally sizzling and smoking, and you want to stir everything together then serve it! I think they changed a few things in the past few months, so they'll charge you now if you want to order tea, so be aware of that! If you're in a large group, they'll also automatically add your tip into the check. read more

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I've been here a couple of time before and this is not too bad of a place. But not too great neither. The food are good on some and most are barely ok and for me Ming Bbq is my favorite. The good thing about this place is that it's open late night. The staff are generally good but the last 3 time I was there it was pretty bad..one time the waitress was yelling at me cause I ask her for duck 3 times. It was kind of my bad but yelling almost literally screaming at me is unacceptable. On the last occasion the waiter guy kept checking on our tab to see if we write any tips with a really mean face. I would say unbelievable. It used to be really good before but not sure what has happened since. read more

We've driven past this place quite often on our way to Sweet Hut across the square from BBQ Corner 2, but it wasn't until a few weeks ago, we were near BuHi for lunch and decided to give it a try. And it was great. Similar to many Asian restaurants, BBQ Corner 2 has a big menu with what seems like hundreds of dishes to choose from, plus a lunch sized option. The decor is what you've come to expect in these types of restaurants: lobster tank with lobsters waving as you come in, round tables with white table cloths, Chinese soap on in the corner and a friendly wait staff. BBQ Corner 2 has a leg up because it actually occupies a corner spot and has two walls of windows instead of just one overlooking scenic BuHi and the parking lot. We watched a delivery truck expertly back up right past us on the way to deliver something. When we saw BBQ pork on the appetizer menu, my fiance and I knew we had to have an order of that, and since we were doing that, we decided to split a lunch dish. We ordered a small order of the BBQ pork appetizer and the lunch portion of Hunan chicken. I should have known when both came out that even for a small price tag, the portions would be more than generous (another trademark of good Asian restaurants on BuHi).What they deemed "lunch portions" certainly looked like a regular dinner portion to me, and was more than enough for the two of us. The pork was divine, I would highly recommend that as a must try, and the Hunan chicken was also very tasty too. It seems a lot of restaurants (though certainly not all) have that one down pretty well, and this was no exception. We had a very good meal and were quite full for a very modest price. It was a good experience and I think we'll definitely be back in the future. read more

This place is what I have been looking for. The owner Joey is amazing and so friendly and welcoming. The staff was excellent!! The food was to die for! read more

BBQ Corner 2 - Cantonese Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

My first time returning to BBQ Corner II in nearly 6 years and I was disapointed. It looks like this place is under new management. For a Chinese BBQ restuarant, there was no BBQ in sight. I ordered the BBQ pork on rice for lunch and my friend ordered soy sauce chicken on rice. Those two plates should take about 5 minutes to prepare since it's already precooked. IT TOOK 20 MINUTES to come out. There was only 3 other tables there at the time. The kitchen shouldn't have been that backed up with orders. We also ordered shrimp dumplings for appetizers but that came out 15 minutes AFTER the rice plates! That was a total of 35 minutes for four steamed shrimp dumplings. Seriously? The food tasted typical. Nothing extraordinary. read more

BEST CHINESE FOOD EVER. We have been coming here at least once a week for over a year now. They know our orders before we even sit down. The food is delicious, the portions are huge, the prices are great, and the service is always wonderful! Highly recommend. They have great lunch prices on weekdays as well! We always order egg drop soup, pan seared pork dumplings, Mongolian beef with broccoli, and sweet and sour chicken! read more

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When I first moved to Atlanta, BBQ Corner II was one of my first Chinese restaurant outings. Following a good initial trip with my parents, I would subsequently go with a number of non-Chinese friends who would affectionately nickname this place "Chinky nosh," for the great food we'd get here. It's been some ten years since my first visit to BBQ Corner II, and unfortunately, time has been about as kind to the restaurant as it has to me. On my last visit, I was the "horrible Chinaman" from Ivan S's review, and as he mentions we got the Beef Chow Fun as well as some dim sum items. While the others in my group said the chow fun was a bit too greasy, as someone who always orders chow fun with his dim sum, I found it the best part of our meal. Unfortunately, the dim sum dishes I ordered were rather lukewarm, so by the close of the meal our (and bear with me as I don't know the official English menu names for the dim sum dishes--I'll just describe) Xien Sui Jiao (fried shrimp and pork dumpling), Luo Buo Gao (turnip cake), Xia Jiao (shrimp dumpling), and Char Siu Bao (BBQ pork bun, both baked and steamed) were all rather cold. Were I to specifically seek dim sum, I'd probably opt to go to Oriental Pearl or Royal China. read more

The last time I was here was circa 2000. It's been 16 years since and they're still going strong! Their food is still very consistent. I highly recommend two of my favorite dishes here: Pan Fried Sea Bass and Steamed Scallion and Ginger Chicken. The sea bass is based on market price so don't be shock when you get the check. But I think it's worth it. It's so crispy on the outside and buttery on the inside with the sweet and savory soy sauce. It's so good with steamed white rice. When they are busy... the food can take much longer than your stomach can take... so do what our neighbor did (bring nachos with queso) while you wait. LOL The parking in the Asian Square sucks though. People don't know how to park and the traffic can be ridiculous at time when you're backing out... I prefer to come on a slow day... read more

The food was outstanding and fresh. I will return to this place to try other menu items. read more

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Another in a long list of places I've driven by and had no idea what a hidden treasure it is. BBQ Corner, from the outside, is an unassuming Chinese restaurant, simple and far from ostentatious. I walk in and grab a table by the window, Buford Hwy side. It took a moment to get used to the menu as eash section has a theme that sort of repeats and you have to know what you want. Do you want the roast pork with the chicken or the duck, for instance? I ordered the pork and duck, let me tell you that this was quite the meal. Bring your appetite when you come here. Also the duck is cut haphazardly, so be careful else you may bite down on a bone where you didn't expect one. Needless to say, the flavor is amazing, the pork was lean and plentiful, the duck was fantastic. The price was right as well, under 10 bucks for a LOT of food. I recommend it. read more

Tucked in the corner of Asian Square, my mother and I decided to dine here b/c we needed a relatively quick lunch at a location we were relatively close to. Dim sum is very minimal. The place is relatively smaller than other dim sum places, so that could be a factor. I got my usual dishes: shrimp with rice noodle in this dark sauce, pork dumplings, shrimp dumplings, and this rice patty filled with chicken and covered with banana leaves (my favorite dish at this restaurant). Service wasn't bad; the ladies serving us were very sweet. I think the "problem" was that the food had been left out too long/wasn't enough variety. read more

Since I live around this area I decided to check this place out since it just recently opened and I heard it was decent. Well let's just say....it is just alright. The portion is small and the price is slightly higher than surrounding Chinese restaurants. We ordered the following: - crab meat soup - Honey BBQ meats with rice and vegetables - Wonton soup with noodles Verdict? Foods was alright. The crab meat soup portion was pretty small for 10-11$. The wonton soup with noodles were pretty bad since my friend end up eating just the wonton since the noodles were uncooked. The honey BBQ meats with vegetables came with about 10 thinly sliced meats on top with a bunch of rice. Too much rice and not enough meats. The taste of the foods is alright compared to other Chinese restaurant and I think the portion just can't compare. Since they are surrounded by multiple Chinese restaurants I think they need to step up their game if they want to compete. I feel like their service is good but their foods and portion need improvement. Overall, I'll visit Bobo over this place. read more

Dim sum is my favorite food genre. That being said, BBQ Corner is my favorite dim sum spot in Atlanta. I've eaten dim sum all over the country-- D.C., Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, Cleveland, Minneapolis, and even Milwaukee. And BBQ Corner ranks well compared to other dim sum restaurants I've tried. Ranking highest are the lo mai gai (sticky rice in lotus leaf) and a dish that the staff refers to as "football" (not sure what the Chinese name is for the dish). The siu mai and other dim sum standards are also excellent. Other non- dim sum dishes have also been tasty. My husband loves their dishes that incorporate black bean sauce. The staff is also very friendly and if you go in there enough, they begin to know you. Overall, a great pick for dim sum. read more

Their Chinese food is not the best in the area but definitely the best option if you're hungry and don't want to spend much! With a menu price of around $6 to $7, you can get a huge portion with an okay quality of chinese dish. read more

This is a typical Cantonese barbecue diner with all your usual assortment of chicken, duck, crispy pork, char siu, chow fun, porridge and noodle/rice platter combo of various kinds. The one-dish-meal "pots" and live seafood are also found. The menu is long but quality just okay. This place really needs some tidying up, and they don't seem to be doing very well these days. In any case, feels like a weak version of Oriental Pearl. Still gets three stars because the food compares favorably to most Chinese restaurants not along Buford Highway. Does serve dim sum at lunch time. Again, quality and selection just decent, not great. Does open till very late, like most Cantonese diners of this kind do. Now why is this called BBQ Corner '2'? read more

My family ate at BBQ Corner II for years, and then stopped when the quality went downhill. They have newly renovated and the food is delicious again! Please note though: they no longer serve dim sum. read more

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Sadly, when I was being sat, a small roach made its appearance at edge of table. Sorry but no. Buh bye. Can't even read more