Grabbed a bacon enoki and lamb skewer here after a late night out drinking. I expected more pieces…read moreof bacon enoki mushroom but it was only 4 and they were kind of small compared to Mr. Grill's. The lamb skewer was really meh. It was two pieces of lamb that had a meatball texture, it wasn't juicy or succulent. The prices here a little lower than Mr. Grill's but the food at Mr. Grill's is better. Incase you do end up coming here for skewers, make sure you call the number first because it's listed in the wrong location. It's actually the 49th street address. The number is actually directed to the 49th street shop. There was nothing on 60th and 61st when I passed it.

I felt so bad when the owner of the store told me as i was enjoying my skewers right outside of…read moretheir store front while watching my bike, they were literally forced to leave the street spot they used to occupy due to some corruptive issues. This father and son place has such an upbeat vibe, I guess they really enjoy what they do, the menus offer variety of veggies, sausages, and meats; more than what they used to have in a cart. they're still using the charcoal for grilling, flavor is just as good! slightly more expensive but i guess they have to foot the overheads.

Cool. That's what I think of when I think of Ace Burger. Cool. Modern. A nice place to get what you…read moreneed and then hurry home, with lightning fast yet thorough and accurate customer service. I had the fish burger and it hit the spot after a long day. The fries were also excellent. I would go back again.

Great burger and fried chicken joint in Dyker Heights. Good prices. Looks like a popular fast food…read morerestaurant for kids and adults. Got a Beijing wrap and a couple of chicken drumsticks. I must say, the wrap was huge. Just the wrap is a meal in itself.

My cousin recommended that I come here to try the BBQ, which it was not a disappointment. They…read morecooked 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.

I have a soft spot for cheap eats in Chinatown and 369 BBQ in BK Chinatown hits the spot. You get…read moreso 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!

Came here Monday and tried a whole bunch of different chicken options. The chicken stuffed with…read morecheese then fried was wild. Service was super friendly and the main guy asked us to let him know how the food was. Almost all dishes were amazing. The spicy chicken chunks were a bit dry and possibly older but every thing else was amazing. Place looks hip and clean and is nice for a quick bite while in the area

Post eating: like drenched in oil bath from head to toes…read more.. It's a split decision... my kid liked it, we didn't. We've passed by this fried chicken spot a few times while eating a few doors away. Looks new, you order at the counter, seat yourself in the few tables available. We ordered takeaway. 3 chicken burgers (mix review), fries (we liked), sweet potato strips (loss cause), and popcorn chicken (SKIP!). Waaayyy too greasy. The seasoning is not bad... for the first few bites, it's actually quite delicious... however I find just like all Asian type fried chicken places (RIP fried chicken place on 86th & 20th) - the distinctive queasy motion starts to show its ugly head. Your stomach literally is screaming for help... "please stop or I will puke". Idk maybe it's the oil being used.. maybe it's the fattiness of the dark meat? It always ends the same... we end up trashing HALF the food. My kid finished his chicken burgers... but couldn't enjoy the fries. So, if you're a fan of greasy fried food and under 40, go for it. Anyone else... recommend to skip and enjoy other meals.

Preset dry hotpot ~$20, good shrimps (bout6), wish it had more slices beef. It was spicy but not…read moremuch other flavor. Single bathroom spacious and clean. Love they give free dish in the beginning, not sure bout refill. Rice cake skewer especially a fan, crunchy outside soft inside.

In reality, I'd rate the food 3.5 stars. Food was mostly just passable. It wasn't amazing. The only…read morething I really recommend is the pork feet. I'm not particularly fond of big casseroles. I liked the pork feet. Flavorwise, the food I had was different from what I'm used to. This place serves mainly large casseroles, so you have to share whatever you're ordering. They have huge fish casseroles or huge seafood casserole. If you want individual ones, there's the beef casserole. Roasted Pork feet- if u come, u should definitely try this. A lot of flavor. It's probably the best thing I ate all night. Maybe because they recently opened, they served us complimentary spicy seaweed and pickled chicken feet appetizers. They were delicious. Beef casserole-flavor is ok. Not really spicy enough. Wanzhou spicy grilled fish casserole-this is a huge fish. Flavor was different from what I'm used to. It's ok. I'm not in love with it, nor did I hate it. It wasn't spicy enough. The fish didn't really soak up the flavors well. U really have to dip your fish into the soup before u eat it. Happy family casserole-this casserole basically has everything in it. Crabs, frog legs, shrimp, melons, new year cake etc. For this casserole, we asked for mild spice. Just like the other caseroles, flavor of the soup was just ok. The rice cakes and melons that were in the soup absorbed a lot of flavor and they were delicious. Otherwise, everything else in there was just ok. They also have some numbing spice (round brown pellets) in the casseroles which is annoying if u bite into it. I feel like if the food actually absorbed the soup base, then food would probably taste better. But for the most part, it was just ok. Pineapple charpati-sweet and good. Green onion charpati- it's ok. The menu is horribly written with English spelling mistakes all over the place...makes for a good passing game to find the mistakes.

It's late, it's dark, almost everything is closed and you're on a hunt for food.... What do you…read moreturn to? I would suggest: made to cook skewers :) Yes, the cart looks a little sketch on the corner of 61st and 8th, but I'll assure that the food is legit, yummy and cheap. With a variety of options offered from typical beef / chicken / pork, you can get gizzard, squid, lamb and other stuff. Prices range from $1-4 and the portions are appetizer sized (meaning they're not huggggge but enough to satisfy a temporary craving). Simply walk up to the cook, tell him what you want and wait for your turn. For the most part, I'll assume this is a cash only place. So make sure to bring your ones and coins to make the transaction easier! Also, highly recommend the spicy powder on your food. Quite tasty with a pow.

I've been wanting to review this place since forever but never knew there was a review page for it…read moreuntil about a day ago. Once I found out the page existed, I used it as an excuse to drive down here to "do some research" to make sure that the quality is still the same before I could give the place a fair review. Yep, still one of the better BBQ meat on a stick carts around. The great thing about this place is that they marinate everything very well and it shows with each bite that you take. Once cooked over charcoal, they sprinkle a generous amount of cumin seasoning to everything then they ask if you want chili powder added on top of it. For me, the answer is always a yes for the chili powder. The choices on a stick here is beef, lamb, chicken wing, tofu, fish balls, and hot dog. My favorite is the lamb (really tender), but the tofu, beef, and chicken wing isn't too far behind. Everything is a dollar a stick except for the chicken wing, which costs $1.50 each. This is as cheap as good street food gets. It's very small though so it's only good for a snack or else you would have to buy a lot to fill yourself up.

Best Hong Kong style BBQ on 8th Ave. I love fish tofu, bacon wrapped with Enoki mushrooms and…read morechicken wings. They also use charcoals to grill the skewers. Very good and the price is great!

Service was kind of slow, I had to wait at least fifteen minutes. The corn dog was crispy though,…read moresince it was made to order. After taking a bite, I was a bit disappointed. The batter was pretty thin and did not cling well to the sausage, so there was a lot of empty space inside. It ended up feeling like it was not really worth the price.

Got the mozzarella corn dog with ketchup and mustard, I felt the breading was too thick but the…read morecheese pull was great. Staff person was very friendly but it took a while for one corn dog to come out. Overall maybe can try other sauces next time.