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.

Skewers are $2-3, and grilled fresh to order. The service and time to get your food will really…read moredepend on how many people are there. It's a food cart on the side of the road, so street food is the ambiance you're signing up for. I got the cumin lamb and beef, and they were both so tender, tasty, and get it spicy!! Skewers are not huge, so you'll definitely want more than one because they are so good.

It took a while. $2 per skewer very delicious…read more Chicken Heart was as expected. Very good. Squid was surprisingly tender and good for $2 quality. Lamb, however, was a bit too fatty. Def a steal.

Divey and inexpensive chinese skewers joint. Skewers are delicious. Favorite is the lamb cumin…read more Staff speaks limited english so it can be tough to order if you don't speak Mandarin. They have an outdoor cart in the front to grill the skewers and it smokes up the entire block.

Delicious BBQ skewers for a decent price. You gotta try the fried black stinky tofu. It's delicious!read more

Much better than the nearby Mongrel BBQ Cart, which is run by dogs…read more What to get: Lamb Kebab Skewer with Cumin Spice... wow. There are quite a few of these heavenly Chinese BBQ carts all over Flushing. The Mongolian Cart, when it's there (and sometimes it's not), is one of the best. The skewers of Lamb (with spice, which is Cumin), are so heavenly, that there's no need to order anything else. Although you may wish to, just to compare. Walk south on Main St from Xi'an or the train station or Roosevelt... you will get here after about 5 minutes. You may have to wait awhile for your skewers, so if it's cold, make sure you're bundled up. Dirt cheap and some of the juiciest, most amazing lamb kebabs you'll ever eat. And don't trust the other cart nearby run by apes. The employees constantly misinform you. Which is why it's called Monkeylying BBQ Cart.

It's a 4.5 stars for me! I love the options here. The sauce on the sausage was not my fav but the…read morelamb and beef skewers were too good. I love the combination of fat and lean meats. Super affordable with fast service. Can't beat the price of $2/stick. Sadly they didn't have chives. It's a street cart so I ate right there. Would love to stop by again if I come back to Flushing

A great stop for late-night noshing or a quick snack before you dive into a restaurant!…read more Tasty Northern Chinese style skewers BBQ'd over charcoal imported straight from China! Prices are very affordable. This BBQ grill food cart located at the corner of Prince St and 39th is often quite busy, but peruse the big menu filled with a great variety of meats and veggies that they will grill for you to order. Place your order and pay up with the lady, and your order comes up in a few minutes. We really enjoyed the chicken and enoki mushroom skewers here so much that we came back a couple days later for more! Each are seasoned with mild spices for a low level of heat that is just right for maxxing the flavor when these skewers are presented to you hot right off the grill. Stand and eat right there, or there are a couple of park benches right there at the corner too,

Best lamb skewers! Perfectly seasoned with good crispy pieces and juicy fat pieces on each stick…read more My wife and I get 5 each and still not enough. Owned and run by a very nice couple. Highly recommend!

This place is definitely still one of my favorite skewer places in Flushing albeit I've only tried…read more3-4 other spots so far. Compared to street carts, it feels like I was getting meat that wasn't fatty on the stick. I dined in so was able to order from a tablet. It didn't seem like I was able to combine different types for the 3 skewers for $6 price so I ordered 3 lamb and 1 fish tofu. After waiting a bit, they served all the skewers on a mini hot plate grill with a tea light to keep it warm. I liked that the skewers ends weren't pointy but blunt and the meat was easy to take off the skewer without having to use chopsticks. The lamb one was definitely my favorite still and the spice level was decently spicy. Nothing a little milk tea couldn't calm down though. It's a very bright environment to dine in with giant lit up signs all around. Three different shops (coffee shop, mala hotpot and skewers) all share the same dine in space so you can order from all of them at once which is very convenient.

Had randomly decided to try this place while we were nearby (kiddo being nextdoor at the claw…read moremachines). We've definitely walked by this place MANY times going around the Flushing area but had never actually looked/tried. Later in the day, there's consistently a decent amount of people at the store front. To our surprise, the pricing is similar the the MANY BBQ carts around the area at $2/skewer but they even offer a $5 for 3 skewer deal on some items as well ! Some differences between this place and the BBQ carts is they DEEP FRY their skewers vs the BBQ carts around grill over charcoal. Also, their skewers (meat amount) are actually LARGER than the BBQ carts as well. Due to the deep frying, you get a GREAT crust on the outside while the inside is still juicy. Like what another review had said, this style is more Szechuan style vs the BBQ carts are Xinjiang style. Personally, i probably prefer the BBQ carts style more who has a nice smokiness and flavor from the charcoal as well as more cumin + spicy seasoning vs unsure what this one is. This version isn't bad, but just prefer the other styles more. I can see why this place is so popular ! They share indoor seating with another restaurant as well as share the store front with a small beef offal food stand (also delicious)

This is one of the best cheap eats in flushing. Oyster fritters for $3 or a taro fritter for $2…read more I tried an oyster fritter and thought it was great. Outside had a satisfying crispness. The inside was soft and had a good flavor from the vegetables mix and oysters. It's a two man operation. One handles the cash and handing over the finished product and the other cooks the fritters. Preparation starts immediately after ordering. The vegetable filling, oysters and batter are combined and topped with peanuts. All of that goes into the oil for a few minutes before it is plucked out and placed on a metal grid to drain excess oil and cool. It's packed in a paper bag. If ordering multiple the paper bags are placed in a plastic bag. Facial tissues were available for napkins. Finding the stand was not too difficult especially since there is a red sign on Main Street pointing you in the right direction. You can also look for a green circular sign that says Ryoko Spa. The stand is right down the adjacent passage towards the LIRR.

This little food stand can be found by the entrance to the LIRR station in Flushing; you can begin…read moresmelling their fried yumminess when you're in the area! They are pretty straightforward with their menu, offering Fuzhou Fried Taro Cakes and Fresh Fuzhou Oyster Fritters. The items are made-to-order, and you get basically the size of a hockey-puck of the fritter in a brown bag; definitely crispy, greasy, and deep-fried goodness! The fritter itself is filled with tons of veggies, especially chives, and oysters. Service was friendly and pretty efficient. Great for a snack on-to-go! If you're like me, bring a pair of disposable gloves with you if you don't want the juices all over your fingers! I noticed that there are similar stands like this all over; would love to try their taro version on the next visit! +Fresh Fuzhou Oyster Fritters +hot and crispy! +friendly staff +located at the entrance of LIRR

This is one of the Chinese BBQ skewer carts in the neighborhood. They have a menu on the side that…read moreis both Chinese and English. The skewers have been seasoned very well and are really juicy. I like the basic chicken, beef, or lamb skewers though they also have some organ meats as well. The skewers are only $1.50 each so you can get full for cheap.

I discovered this only because I was walking with a friend who spotted it on our way to get Thai…read moreand said we had to pre-game with skewers. OK, who am I to argue with such a great plan?! It was my first time having Chinese BBQ cart skewers and I was an instant fan. I've gone back a bunch, taking other people with me. By far my favorites are the lamb, pork, and enoki mushroom, ordered spicy of course. The lamb is so tender, and the mushrooms are just so fun to eat. They're slippery, they are hard to chew, they don't break apart, they get stuck in my teeth, and I end up swallowing large bites which are covered in that spicy sauce and make me choke and...I just love it! I can't explain it, there's something about the chewiness and heat that while inconvenient, I really enjoy. The beef is also solid. The squid is OK. The chicken gizzards are not bad, I'm still developing a taste for them but they are not overcooked and tough here. The only thing I'd say to skip are the shrimp, they come out with their shells still on and are just rubbery. Cash only, if it's not obvious. If you buy something like $20 or more they give you a free soda. They have some stools set up if you want to eat it right there, but they're usually under the awning of New Golden Sparkling market and well, there's a lot of birds and bird poop there. I would just walk with it. There are lots of BBQ carts up and down Broadway, but I think the meat here is the best (not tough or fatty), and the service is always great. The main guy manning the grill doesn't speak too much English, but there's usually a younger guy helping him who does. Even without the help, ordering is easy, you just say the type of skewer you want, how many, and if you want it spicy. If you're really struggling, point! But it's never come to that.