This is a small, family-owned shop with a cozy atmosphere. The woman at the front is friendly and…read morewelcoming. The "old-fashioned" fried chicken is well worth the wait, as it is made to order; you can expect about a 20-minute wait. The chicken is juicy and crispy, with the perfect amount of batter--it's not overly coated. I would love to return to try other items on the menu.

Came here for lunch. Prdered the whole chicken half soy garlic and half regular and fries…read more Service was okay. Owner was the only server. Ambiance was casual and small. The chicken was okay not well seasoned. Came here thinking it was like the instagram reel I saw and it was 80s style kfc but it just tasted bland and a bit dated. Not much flavor probably would not come back but good to try once

Before I start, this is a gyopo restaurant.. Chinese born Korean cuisine specifically!…read more Two words: Neng Myun... or Cold noodles! Don't get anything else during these hot summer days.. It's so refreshing to slurp up those noodles and drink all of that cold broth. Not only is it refreshing, it's sweet and tangy. Honestly, that's all that I go for here. I was not a fan of their dumplings unfortunately! The interior is nice and there's a good amount of sunshine coming in because of how big the windows are. It's pretty nice in the afternoon. I haven't been here during the night though. The restaurant itself is small The parking is limited in the lot and is shared with the other stores. To be honest, the parking situation can be a mess! If you see cars doing anything that looks crazy, just don't enter the lot. Entrance to this lot is easiest if you're going north on Parsons Blvd towards Northern. Metered street parking is available along Northern but it isn't guaranteed. Don't want to pay for the meter? You might spend a really long time looking for parking. Don't drive? The Q13 or the Q28 stops a few steps away! (Parsons Blvd and Northern) The restroom is clean with dimmed lighting in case you're curious...

This Chinese BBQ spot is such a hidden gem! Their Yelp isn't updated yet, but they're now located…read moreat 43-25 Main St. The menu is huge from skewers, noodles, sweet & sour pork, malatang, and so much more! But don't let it overwhelm you because everything is packed with flavor. I tried the malatang soup, sesame cold noodles, and a few skewers, and every single dish was delicious. The flavors were bold, fresh, and authentic. Prices are very fair for the quality and portions, and service was smooth. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area you really can't go wrong with anything on the menu!

After two desserts, it was time for something savory again. XiLe BBQ 洗了烧烤 is a vendor that's…read morelocated on the corner of 138th St and 39th Ave, known for their Northwestern Chinese-style skewers. There are at least 15 different skewer options, along with other fun fried snacks and vegetables. The skewers are grilled over charcoal, and the smoke was so prominent that we had to stand 10-15 feet away to avoid it. We knew it was going to be worth it. We got a couple of each chicken gizzard, lamb kebab, chicken heart, beef kebab, and pork belly ($2 each), listed in the order of my personal favorites. I loved the crunch of the chicken gizzard the most and honestly could have eaten at least five of them myself. The lamb kebab wasn't too gamey, and the cumin seasoning was perfection. The other three kebabs were flavorful, but weren't quite as memorable. Overall, the skewers had an intensely charred, smoky flavor that's hard to replicate without a charcoal grill. This was easily one of my favorite stalls out of everything we tried this past Sunday afternoon! 8/16/2026 Flushing Food Crawl #6 of 11

The XiLe BBQ cart, aka Xinjiang BBQ Cart, had been on my list forever - I always seemed to miss…read morethem, but I finally found them serving up skewers on a weekend! They have various protein kebabs as well as fried items. We went for a Lamb Kebab and a Beef Kebab, and you can request it to be 'regular' or 'spicy' (we opted for the latter); these skewers are grilled-to-order, so they come piping hot! There were a few fatty pieces here and there, but overall, both were juicy and a nice little snack. Staff were super friendly! Bring cash to make it easier. +skewers +friendly staff

I just spent a good amount of time posting a very detailed review but Yelp has flagged it for…read moreRemoval. No idea why - and I'll contact them but in the meantime, now that I'm not going to spend another 30 minutes to rewrite my review - a short and sweet summary! We just tried this place for the first tome yesterday and we loved it! The service was courteous and warm, and prices are reasonable for great portions. When I get a chance I'll add more details (or maybe I'll get Yelp to approve my original review somehow!) They offer a selective menu of some very staple korean street market foods like Tteukboki (Spicy Rice Cakes), Kimbob (Rice Rolls), TweeGyim (Fried Fritters), Fish Taiyaki (Red Bean filled pastries), Dumplings and also, the two things we tried - Soondae (Korean Blood Sausage) and Jokbak (Pig's Feet) which were both excellent! We will definitely be returning to try their other menu items!

I looked all over the internet for the menu for this place. It's in a mall with Hmart so, I assumed…read moreit was readily available but I couldn't find any so, I knew I had to post one for all my fellow Yelpers! I didn't expect this place to be as good as it was. This location has bad juju because I think this is the 3rd or 4th restaurant to take over this spot. In any case, enjoy the menu photos I took (while the server stared at me) and some of the to-go food pics! When I went to place an order, it was empty. I came back after grocery shopping at Hmart and there were 3 groups of people waiting for their food. You can watch them make the food so, you know it just came out of the fryer or kitchen. Oh and they have a POS outside so you can order there if you don't want to deal with humans (LOL). I ordered the King Size Dumpling in both flavors. I didn't have the meat & vegetable dumpling but my husband said it had standard flavors -- nothing out of this world. The kimchi was spicy and sour-y which is what I look for in a good kimchi dumpling but I did miss a bit more seasoning. The boongeo bbang (fish-shaped pastry) was really good! A lot of vanilla flavoring, light but a lot of red bean paste inside. The Seed Hotteok (minimum order of 2) was really good. I snapped a photo of eating one in the car. I want to try the cheese one on my next visit! Sashimi Rice Bowl - this wasn't on the menu but they have a small sushi section when you first walk in. Definitely worth checking out for the sashimi/sushi of the day! Perilla Seed Noodles - I got this for my kids but I ended up really liking it. These types of noodle dishes really taste better eating it at the spot but I still liked the flavor, all the vegetables and the crushed perilla seeds they topped the soup off with. Very savory and deep flavors. Spicy Rice Cakes - I am just not a fan of this dish. I don't know why I thought I would like it but when I took leftovers to work, they even said it wasn't great. I guess I ordered it because I thought it would go great with the Assorted Tempura -- this was the star of the meal. My kids and husband really liked this and nearly finished the whole thing! It came with seaweed mari, tempura pumpkin, potato, crab sticks, meat-filled peppers, etc. You can feed an army with the Small, no need to get the Medium (unless you're hungry and a big eater but even then, I think you're good with the Small). Definitely check out if you're craving some Korean snack foods (bunsik).

I was so excited to hear that Bonjuk is selling Dujjonku, so I bought a 4-piece set to enjoy with…read moremy family. When I tried it, I was pleasantly surprised. It wasn't overly sweet, and the crispy pistachio and kataifi texture was absolutely amazing. It was seriously so delicious! The first time, I was too busy eating to take any pictures, but today I made sure to take some and share them. I honestly think Dujjonku is the best at Bonjuk! I'm so happy that I can buy this special treat close to home.

The service was incredibly slow. It took about 30 minutes to get all of our food out. We saw other…read morecustomers walk out because the wait was too long. I'm pretty patient though so it didn't bother me too much. Ambiance was pretty quiet In terms of the food, I would say it was pretty eh. I got the 물냉면, and to be honest, I've had it much better at many other places. All of the other food I've tried here has a been alright as well. Nothing tasted that flavorful, like it was missing something. If you are in Manhattan, I personally would not recommend coming here as there are better places closer. However, my family enjoy it, so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

Great food, vibes and customer service. Owner is respectful and patient with customers. Definitely…read morerecommend the soy sauce marinade and the scallion chicken, not greasy at all and scallion refreshes the palate.

Ordered take out thru grubhub on a Tuesday night. Thought we would like to try a different korean…read morefried chicken restaurant that is available to us. We ordered 5 pieces of marinated wings and drumlettes & half order of the chicken crispy style. My wife said, out of all we have tried so far... the crispy style we ordered taste very similar to a Korean chain called Nene chicken. Also comes with a side of pickled white radish. As for the marinated ones, I expect it to be soggy as it is drenched in sauce, this one is just okay. We would definitely order here again if we are craving it!

Food: Excellent skewers (chuars) at affordable prices,…read moretypically $2-3 per stick. The lamb, beef, and chicken are all delicious. A self-serve refrigerator offers a variety of drinks. Service: True to authentic Chinese chuar bars, it's a self-service experience. Grab your own drinks, and watch as your selected skewers are cooked on the charcoal grill at the front of the shop. Ambiance: This small, streetside establishment perfectly captures the essence of a typical Beijing chuar bar. The atmosphere transported me back to my days living in Beijing, offering an authentic slice of Chinese street food culture. Overall, Beijing Style Barbecue provides a genuine and tasty experience for those craving authentic Chinese street-style barbecue.

This is one of THE BEST Chinese bbq skewer place in all of NY. Look no further. My boyfriend and I…read morecome here EVERYTIME we visit NY. It's a must in Flushing. Unlike other bbq places like friendship bbq etc, they cook everything fresh and from real coal fire. You can taste the fire in it This place opens late at night. Great place to drink a beer and hang out with friends or just come in on a cold winter night for a warm dinner.

Looks like this place isn't called 92 Chicken anymore, so maybe I missed it at its best. This was…read moremy first time trying their fried chicken, and unfortunately it didn't live up to the hype. We ordered one order of wings and one order of drumsticks, which came out to about $34. The cashier told us it would take around 15 minutes, but it ended up being closer to 30. When we got home, the chicken was disappointingly soggy. We even tried putting it in the air fryer to crisp it up, but it didn't make much of a difference. The flavor itself was actually pretty good, but the texture just wasn't there--the chicken never got crispy, which is kind of the whole point of fried chicken. It also only came with pickled radish on the side, and the portion was pretty skimpy. Overall, it was a bit of a letdown. Not sure we'll be coming back

A small spot selling Korean fried chicken in a tiny strip mall. Hot tip: call to place your order…read morebefore you get there. There's no tables in there. The wait for your food on a Sunday evening is like 15-20 minutes. I loved the soy garlic drum sticks! They were well seasoned and enormous.