Reminds me the Mr bbq from Brooklyn that I used to go to so often in my younger days!…read more Happy there is something like this in Staten Island now ! The food was good! Service was good. Only thing is, they can make the inside a bit cozier and cleaner feeling. The tables are a bit sticky feeling. And was just a bit of the messier side inside.

I was craving skewers for a while but the spots I wanted to go to open a bit too late for me. I was…read moreactually happy to find a barbecue skewer spot on Staten Island that opens earlier for lunch so we went right when they opened and ended up being the first group there. The space is clean and spacious. Service and food came out fairly quick but the flavor just fell a bit flat. Maybe I had been craving it for too long and built up higher expectations. We ordered skewers, crab dry pot and broiled oysters but everything was pretty under seasoned. The menu has a good variety which I did appreciate and the staff is friendly overall. Service wise they do walk around but they do not really check in on you. I found myself having to wave them down whenever I needed anything even just basic water refills which made the experience a bit less enjoyable.

I would say this place is alright ? I can't compliment much nor can I complain much as the price…read moretag on this place is pretty good. The meats for the bbq portions are not the freshest, you can taste the quality which isn't the highest. I'd say go at your own discretion. The hotpot was of course your usual hotpot, nothing to complain about as hotpot always hits. The options and choices are wide and the selection is pretty fresh when it comes to hotpot. For a party of 6 we paid around 260$ we opted for both hotpot and bbq. If I was to come again I'd say stick with just hotpot, the meats have a weird taste and you can't help but douse it in sauce to avoid tasting the unfresh meat flavor

Came here for a family dinner. Each individuals can boil their food on its own hot pot. Able to…read moremake our own sauce at the counter. There are ready-made food to take. Some food are somewhat cooked. There are machines to take soft drinks and ice cream. Then, order from the QR code at the table. The waiters will place the food on the table. The food are okay and seafood are fresh. Quality is good. Beef and lamb are tasty. We stay in a room with karaoke. Able to sing and enjoy hot pot. Good to come here with a large group.

So glad this KBBQ spot opened on the island !! I had a fantastic time here taking my friend out for…read moreher birthday dinner. For all you can eat, the pricing is unreal and the quality of meats to choose from is fantastic. There are so many options for side dishes as well including soup, noodles, steamed egg, and more. Service was great and it was so easy to get a table on a weekday. I wish there was a bit more business for them because it was such a great meal. I would highly recommend this spot for kbbq as it is affordable and also delicious. The ambiance is spacious and quiet. Two thumbs up!

Had the AYCE lunch menu with unlimited beef brisket, marinated chicken, pork belly, sides like…read morejapchae, steamed eggs, kimchi, salad, fried tofu, soups such as bean stew, crab soup, and beef broth. All were good and tasty except the bean stew was too spicy for my taste. Service was friendly but the staff has missed some orders since they rely on memory to get them out. Lunch was 33 dollars per person.

Always great service and thw food is always delicious, can't go wrong with either the T-bone steak…read moreor the beef ribs. Service is A+.

Nasty miserable Dominican woman works the counter . Food also went downhill for a while. Tried to…read moregive them a last chance but being so nasty and plays with the prices or she can't afford to reprint new menus with updated prices and then gives you an attitude when you ask for the breakdown of the bill.

Very dependable and consistent. If want to order fried chicken, this is the spot to do it! My go to…read moreorder for the fam: - fried chicken - blood orange bbq sauce - Georgia peach salad - pork & apple meat loaf - Texas beef brisket - sweet potato mash - rainbow rice - brisket mac and cheese - coleslaw For some reason none of us are crazy over the cornbread, but the rest of the food has us drooling at the thought of it! I have had great experiences dining in and also sitting outside. The service is good. The staff have always been knowledgeable of the menu and friendly. It's pricey but worth it if you ask me :)

Stopped by when I was visiting Staten Island (took the free ferry to see the Statue of Liberty). We…read moreordered their brisket, fried oysters (happy hour special), and French onion burger. Really liked their waffle fries and the fried oysters were a good deal. Brisket was good and I liked their bbq sauce. Everything else was okay, nothing special. Staff are friendly.

Delicious AYCE hot pot! You can also add sushi or Korean bbq for an additional $5-$8. Keep in mind…read morethat everyone needs to have the same order. I like how you have your own personal pot. I opted for the mushroom soup and it was pretty flavorful. There are a variety of vegetables, meat, seafood, noodles, etc. to choose from. Some of my favorites include scallops, dumplings, udon, and fishballs. There is also a birthday freebie but you have to bring 3 other people with you. For $32 AYCE, it wasn't bad at all! I would return.

Came here with a party of 20 to celebrate a birthday, and overall it was a really fun, delicious…read moreexperience. Coordinating a group that size is never easy, but the staff was very accommodating they kept things moving, checked in often, and made sure we had what we needed. The food was a1. From the grill the short rib was the star! the hot pot miso soup was everything and satisfying just what I needed to combat the cold weather. There was plenty to go around, and the interactive cook-it-yourself vibe made it perfect for a group celebration. Definitely one of those meals where everyone is talking, laughing, and tasting a little bit of everything. That said, there were a few notes. A couple of items were brought out that we didn't order, which caused a bit of confusion at the table. Nothing major. Even with that, the experience was fun and delicious overall, and I genuinely had a great time celebrating here.

Hummus, muhmara, pita, shrimp, rib eye & salmon were all perfect. The chicken shawarma was also…read morereally great and the accompanying salads were both light & flavorful! The tres leches (strawberry & the biscoff) were wonderfully soaked. Lastly & most importantly, it was my dad's birthday & they were so festive and kind in celebration of it! Thank you Ibrahim! We will definitely be back-keep doing what you are doing!

Very casual spot. I've had better mediterranean food in Staten Island, but this place is…read moreconveniently located so I could see myself ordering take out from here. The zataar fries, pita, and some of the meat were good and made the night worthwhile. I also really liked the garlic yogurt with the rice and meat. I found a piece of hair in one of the dips towards the end of the night, and the water was strangely unclear. Service was also pretty slow, it took quite some time for someone to come in the beginning with water and to take our order on a night where it wasn't too busy. The bill included an 18% service fee which wasn't mentioned on the menu when I went nor by the staff whenever we were served. It was the first time I saw the charge included on the bill for 2 people with no advanced notice. Thought that was strange, but maybe something I'm not aware of

Bakery is a hit or miss with quantity of items. Most days I stop in, they have what I'm looking…read morefor. Never ate in, always ordered out. So happy we're not far from here cause I'll definitely stop in. Gives me the Chinatown feel without being in the city. They also serve roast duck which I'm a fan of and can't wait to try. Baked goods are delish. Pork buns are cold, but just throw them in the microwave when you get home, and they are sooo good. Staff is friendly and wanting to help. I'll be back for a dine in.

I got a notification that there is a new authentic Cantonese restaurant/cafe/bakery in town in…read moreStaten Island. So I have to go check it out. At first glance, the space is not large. You enter and tables are right inside. This is probably one of the first most authentic Cantonese places I come across on the island. It is unique in a sense that it tries to accomplish so much and accommodate many populations at the same time. I can't tell you if I should call it a restaurant or cafe. For instance, right when you walk into the restaurant/cafe, you get a sense that if you want to sit down to eat and dine, you can expect services. Though, this is not typically how you'd feel if you were to walk into a Cantonese bakery. In a regular Cantonese cafe, you are not expecting services. Rather, you can buy a cup or milk tea or a Bao, and you can chill and gossip with your friends. To sum up, just know that you will get service if you are getting a meal here. The waitresses are incredibly nice and warm. In the left side of the room or straight ahead from the entrances, there are counters specifically for takeouts . I ordered 1lb roasted pork, Cheung fun, a honey tea, and a Bao. They are pricier than Manhattan and Brooklyn, however, all are incredibly delicious and authentic. I recommend it.

Best jerk in Staten Island. Lemme tell you the minute you take a bite -- the kick that you get in…read moreyour mouth ... would've thought there was a midget with thimbs on in there.

Remarkably good! This place ranks among my top dining experiences. The employees create comfortable…read moreinteractions. This spot is truly noteworthy!!! This concludes my review.

The chicken and beef ribs are very good. They come with the rice and fries. The empanadas are ok…read moretoo but not my favorite.

This place has great Portuguese style BBQ. The pork ribs and chicken are my favorites. Simple…read moreseasoning and perfectly cooked. The meats are very juicy, not dry like many other BBQ shops. The entrees comes with rice, beans or fries. Portions are large, enough to share. The homemade empanadas are very tasty as well.