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Wooooow! Never crave for skewers before in my life. Bieber said never say never. Someone said these skewers are better than any expensive steak. Couldn't agree more! We only sampled the chicken, beef, and lamb. All spiced up. We waited about 15 mins for them. I realized people placed a big order and come back after a bit of shopping. What a pro move. I never regret anything in my life. I regret not ordering more! The skewers were godly! I can't describe it but one bite can take you to heaven. Super flavorful! So glad to have tapped into this xinjiang bbq game. Can't wait to come back for more!!
Skewers are such a childhood snack for me; whenever the Chinese New Year Festival came about, I would think about how much BBQ Chicken Skewers could I eat in a night. But with inflation, it wasn't really worth getting even one skewer for the night.... Stumbling on this cart in New York was such a dream because the prices were so reasonable and the vast variety they had was crazy! If we didn't have other meal plans for the day, I would of tried one of everything! The true winner of the skewers was defintely the lamb! All the reviews said that even if you don't like lamb, you would love theirs and I could see why. The gaminess was not prominent whatsoever and my friend who does not care for lamb wanted more! I really wished I could of bought back a dozen sticks back home for my friends who hate lamb just to see their reactions as well -sigh- why is New York so far from Hawaii...
Wooow. I spontaneously stopped here and it was so worth it. Squid Skewer: 5/5 - Had the perfect texture and amount of spice (it's on the spicy side for sure) Lamb Skewer: 5/5 - Perfectly seasoned as well We approached the line and soon after someone asked us for our order. Unfortunately we were behind some large orders so even though we only ordered two skewers (We wanted to just try it out first) we waited maybe 20 minutes for it to be done. Not really an ideal wait time for two sticks so we started to get a bit skeptical. However after the first bite we knew it was worth it, and we wish we'd ordered more. The line got too long so we left, however we're definitely coming back to get more and try other skewers too.
Loved the lamb and chicken heart skewers here but really did not like the beef tendon. Lamb and chicken heart were so perfectly smokey and juicy, I believe it was $1.75 each (cash only). But beef tendon was v different from beef tendon skewers I've had at other Chinese bbq places - it was really tough and stringy, couldn't chew it at all and was overloaded with sauce.
This place is bomb. We come here every time we visit Flushing because the skewers are just so good. Prices are very reasonable (~$2/skewer), they're grilled-to-order, and you can choose between spicy and non-spicy options. We usually order the lamb skewers and ask for them spicy - they're always perfectly seasoned and hot off the grill. Heaven!
Cheap ($1.75), fast and delish. They used real charcoal to get that smokey texture & flavor. The chicken was moist & tender, the lamb was slightly over cooked so it was more tough, thankfully there were enough fatty parts to keep it juicy. Its located right in front of the Paris Baguette in the Queens Crossing. We still prefer the bbq cart at prince/Roosevelt a bit more as the lamb was fattier & juicier for 25 cents less.
This is my new to go snack place, the cart is located across from Paris Baguette Bakery.my fave are chicken and beef tendon. The meats cook right, they trimmed the burn side. You can order spicy or regular. Waiting time is okay because I came on Saturday afternoon. Definitely will order again.
as others have mentioned, this bbq cart is actually located across from the paris baguette. the skewers here are delicious - the barbeque coating is just so good and savory and cumin-y. the lamb and beef skewers were both perfectly cooked too. at $2 a pop these are the perfect street eat as you're wandering around flushing.
Sometimes the simplest of foods, when done right, are truly the best. Xinjiang BBQ cart does bbq right and if you are blessed to come across the dude who makes them, do yourself a favor and drop by to get yourself some. Even after being full of eating all around Flushing, I couldn't resist helping myself to a skewer once I smelled the well-seasoned meat over a flaming charcoal grill. There seems to be several bbq options, but I just went with the lamb. And within a few quick minutes, he gets them out to you and can make it spicier upon request. Yes, some of the pieces of meat were pretty fatty, but I'm not going to pretend like I didn't enjoy it because I did haha. At $1.50 per skewer, I'll definitely be back to treat myself to some more Xinjiang BBQ.
Two words: cheap (less than $2) and delicious! The yelp map doesn't work and it's actually in front of the paris baguette in flushing but you'll be able to find it by smell and a crowd of people with scewers. The owners don't speak english but pointing worked pretty easily! Definitely get the lamb skewers and the squid!chicken gizzard was not bad either. Don't be afraid to get 5 per person because you will end up back in line after one. There is usually about 10~15 mins wait but it moves fast and is worth it. Will come back to flushing just for this!
The smell is immaculate and the seasoning on the food is on point. I got the lamb and squid, and it was extremely flavorful. To get there, don't use the yelp map. Type in Paris baguette into maps, and it's across the street to the side of the store (not in front of the store). It's next to a large parking lot. I highly recommend visiting for a quick snack or meal, and I will be back.
Had already walked around and ate at so many places but when an Asian BBQ stand is in front of you with people waiting around, then you have to try it! Sorry for the run on sentence. My mouth is watering from looking at picture of my food. We saw some girl getting like 20-30 skewers! I just wanted two to try since we just ate, but I wish I got more. Such a tasty bite on a stick lol. Love food carts that serve delicious food! read more
4 months ago
Very good price compared to other carts and equally as good spices they use. Meat quality is also very good. Will swing by here anytime im in flushing for a snack read more
2 years ago
Keepin it real out here in Flushing Queens Crossing It's hard for a skewer cart that serves fire food to not get a 5 star. Can't vouch anything beyond the food itself cause it's literally a cart itself. The grilling, the spices, such an affordable luxury to have, whether its on a cold winter day or a hot summer night, it hits the spot every time. read more
2 years ago
Wooooow! Never crave for skewers before in my life. Bieber said never say never. Someone said these skewers are better than any expensive steak. Couldn't agree more! We only sampled the chicken, beef, and lamb. All spiced up. We waited about 15 mins for them. I realized people placed a big order and come back after a bit of shopping. What a pro move. I never regret anything in my life. I regret not ordering more! The skewers were godly! I can't describe it but one bite can take you to heaven. Super flavorful! So glad to have tapped into this xinjiang bbq game. Can't wait to come back for more!! read more
Skewers are such a childhood snack for me; whenever the Chinese New Year Festival came about, I would think about how much BBQ Chicken Skewers could I eat in a night. But with inflation, it wasn't really worth getting even one skewer for the night.... Stumbling on this cart in New York was such a dream because the prices were so reasonable and the vast variety they had was crazy! If we didn't have other meal plans for the day, I would of tried one of everything! The true winner of the skewers was defintely the lamb! All the reviews said that even if you don't like lamb, you would love theirs and I could see why. The gaminess was not prominent whatsoever and my friend who does not care for lamb wanted more! I really wished I could of bought back a dozen sticks back home for my friends who hate lamb just to see their reactions as well -sigh- why is New York so far from Hawaii... read more
Wooow. I spontaneously stopped here and it was so worth it. Squid Skewer: 5/5 - Had the perfect texture and amount of spice (it's on the spicy side for sure) Lamb Skewer: 5/5 - Perfectly seasoned as well We approached the line and soon after someone asked us for our order. Unfortunately we were behind some large orders so even though we only ordered two skewers (We wanted to just try it out first) we waited maybe 20 minutes for it to be done. Not really an ideal wait time for two sticks so we started to get a bit skeptical. However after the first bite we knew it was worth it, and we wish we'd ordered more. The line got too long so we left, however we're definitely coming back to get more and try other skewers too. read more
Loved the lamb and chicken heart skewers here but really did not like the beef tendon. Lamb and chicken heart were so perfectly smokey and juicy, I believe it was $1.75 each (cash only). But beef tendon was v different from beef tendon skewers I've had at other Chinese bbq places - it was really tough and stringy, couldn't chew it at all and was overloaded with sauce. read more
This place is bomb. We come here every time we visit Flushing because the skewers are just so good. Prices are very reasonable (~$2/skewer), they're grilled-to-order, and you can choose between spicy and non-spicy options. We usually order the lamb skewers and ask for them spicy - they're always perfectly seasoned and hot off the grill. Heaven! read more
Cheap ($1.75), fast and delish. They used real charcoal to get that smokey texture & flavor. The chicken was moist & tender, the lamb was slightly over cooked so it was more tough, thankfully there were enough fatty parts to keep it juicy. Its located right in front of the Paris Baguette in the Queens Crossing. We still prefer the bbq cart at prince/Roosevelt a bit more as the lamb was fattier & juicier for 25 cents less. read more
3 years ago
This is my new to go snack place, the cart is located across from Paris Baguette Bakery.my fave are chicken and beef tendon. The meats cook right, they trimmed the burn side. You can order spicy or regular. Waiting time is okay because I came on Saturday afternoon. Definitely will order again. read more
as others have mentioned, this bbq cart is actually located across from the paris baguette. the skewers here are delicious - the barbeque coating is just so good and savory and cumin-y. the lamb and beef skewers were both perfectly cooked too. at $2 a pop these are the perfect street eat as you're wandering around flushing. read more
7 years ago
Sometimes the simplest of foods, when done right, are truly the best. Xinjiang BBQ cart does bbq right and if you are blessed to come across the dude who makes them, do yourself a favor and drop by to get yourself some. Even after being full of eating all around Flushing, I couldn't resist helping myself to a skewer once I smelled the well-seasoned meat over a flaming charcoal grill. There seems to be several bbq options, but I just went with the lamb. And within a few quick minutes, he gets them out to you and can make it spicier upon request. Yes, some of the pieces of meat were pretty fatty, but I'm not going to pretend like I didn't enjoy it because I did haha. At $1.50 per skewer, I'll definitely be back to treat myself to some more Xinjiang BBQ. read more
3 years ago
2 years ago
Delicious bbq with a fair price. Waits can be really long if you are coming right when they setup, but still worth it. Meats are juicy and delicious. There are 4-5 carts in the area that sell something similar so if you want to go specifically to this place, compare the signs and menus. read more
Two words: cheap (less than $2) and delicious! The yelp map doesn't work and it's actually in front of the paris baguette in flushing but you'll be able to find it by smell and a crowd of people with scewers. The owners don't speak english but pointing worked pretty easily! Definitely get the lamb skewers and the squid!chicken gizzard was not bad either. Don't be afraid to get 5 per person because you will end up back in line after one. There is usually about 10~15 mins wait but it moves fast and is worth it. Will come back to flushing just for this! read more
4 years ago
The smell is immaculate and the seasoning on the food is on point. I got the lamb and squid, and it was extremely flavorful. To get there, don't use the yelp map. Type in Paris baguette into maps, and it's across the street to the side of the store (not in front of the store). It's next to a large parking lot. I highly recommend visiting for a quick snack or meal, and I will be back. read more
4 years ago
I think there is more than one cart because we went to the wrong place the first time. It was around a 30 minutes wait when we went because there were quite a lot of people ordering. Lamb is my favorite so far out of all the ones I've tried. read more
I wrote a song about how to introduce your gf, sister, mother or Great Aunt to Xinjiang BBQ. It's not ripped off from SNL. I promise. Hey girl I got somethin' real important to give you So just sit down and listen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABrSYqiqvzc See I'm wise enough to know when meat needs eatin' (yeah) And I got just the stick, to show ya that you are worth at least $1.25 to me To all the fellas out there with ladies to impress It's easy to do just follow these steps 1: Cut a hole in your meat 2: Put your meat on that stick 3: Let her chew on the meat And that's the way you do it It's my meat on a stick... my meat on a stick babe It's my meat on a stick, my meat on a stick girl What to get: Get the Lamb Skewer. That's the kind of meat on a stick everyone wants to taste. Ask for it "their way" (this is not BK. Thank heavens). What else: Anything on a stick except Sausage. Anything else: You mess with the bull, you get the meat on a stick. I heard a ruckus. How to improve: They tend to have some pretty awful service (depends who is serving), some very aggressive competitive customers (depends who is waiting), and some of the longest wait times imaginable for a Queens street meat cart (depends on the day). So bear these things in mind if you're in a hurry or you're sensitive to being called a bedwetter. "Meat On A Stick" is a scary concept to those males who value their intimate regions, and if you didn't already realize it, I do. But I suppose if my meat ever ended up on a stick, then I could always apply to become a girl, which in itself is kind of a fun idea. I've been told I'd be a good girl. Or a bad girl, or something. But I'm digressing. If I were a girl I'd do a lot of things differently, but one thing I would do the same would be to frequently get up to Flushing, and put as many of these infamous Western Chinese meat skewers in my mouth as possible. From Xinjiang, I mean. What did you think I meant? Just a quickie today (that's what he said). My brother was in NYC a year ago and he was all "I want to get those meats on a stick from the Asian places that I saw on TV!" He's from England, what can I say. So I took him down to Flushing and we tried a few different "meat on a stick for a dollar" places and honestly, none of them blew him away. Then *long after* he was gone, I did some research and read the reviews and found that this cart is *the* cart that everyone loves. So in the Spring when I was back in Flushing, I came here. And oh my goodness, you Yelpers are all absolutely right! This is *the* cart. There may be some other good $1 meat on a stick carts in Flushing, but none are better, and in fact most are inferior. I've been here about 27 times since. If you've been indulging in lust, and you're hungry, then I recommend Xinjiang, which means "Sin-change". As in, change your sin from lust to gluttony, and pig out (so to speak) on these bbq meat sticks for $1.25 each. Yes, I said $1.25 each. Yes, this is NYC. Yes I know. Shh. What meats to get? - The lamb is amazing, try it - The chicken is really good - The beef is good - I don't do the quail but it's original - Completely skip the sausage, trust me My shin keeps attacking people's faces. I don't want to get in trouble, so maybe in future I should keep my "shin-chained". The meat here is so well-marinaded, so sautéed, so succulent, so juicy. The sauce they squirt all over it, contrary to popular belief, is not their "man sauce", although I'm sure that would be excellent too (and salty). It's some kind of crazy concoction and it really works. Always get the sauce all over it. That's what she said. They don't sell slim jims here. If they did it'd be the "Slimjim Cart", not the "Xinjiang Cart." OK that was a stretch. There's no need to go on and on about these skewers. Yes, they used to be a dollar, and yes they're $1.25 now. Who cares. It's $1.25. This is NYC. You cannot even imagine a better deal than that. Sure, it'll take 4 or 5 of these sticks to fill you up, but you just paid $6 with no tax for an enormous amount of delicious BBQ meat, and a variety, at that. I have a long chin. That's why they were thinking of renaming this cart "Chin-hang Cart" as soon as they saw me. Fun. So if you want to try meat on a stick for a dollar, you have to come to this cart. It's that simple. Trust me. I found out the hard way. The very hard way. Which was fun. Thanks Roger. But yes. The meat on a stick. Then you can judge all other meat on a stick carts against the gold standard. I wanted to play a game of Jenga with the owners of this cart. They were up for it but then I couldn't find my Jenga in the trunk of my car. Has anyone "Seen-Jenga"? (Xinjiang). And I kept looking for the Xinjixxang Cart or the Xinjianxxg Cart. Then I found out, to my shock, that there is no "X in jiang." Since there is no "x in jiang", I guess we all need to go to xinjiang and enjoy the amazing meat on a stick. It's my meat on a stick, girl. read more
4 years ago
For a 1.75$ this place was awesome. I loved this little food cart . I would definitely come back to it. I just found it so delicious and filling. I would definitely consider this place authentic chinese Equivalent to Japanese Yaki Tori (?). I got their lam, beef and chicken and they were all soo good. They do move around so make sure you call them and ask them where they are (if you aren't from town and are visiting queens best hiden jewel: flushing). read more
If you plan on doing a Flushing food crawl, this stand serving up skewers is a must. This man serves them up either seasoned with his cumin Xinjiang season mix, and the addition of chili powder for those who like spicy. There's something for everyone here- beef, chicken, lamb, quail, tofu, gizzards,tendon, and more. Cheap, tasty, and worth the visit, the best thing to do is devour them hot off the grill, savor the flavors, and move on to your next food destination, because there's a lot of cool restaurants to check out here. ALOHA!!! Shaka Meter: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 4 read more
7 years ago
Great price for great flavors! Each skewer costs about $1.50 per skewer. Meat was incredibly tender and flavorful! Cumin and red chili powder adds a whole depth of flavor and texture. Only complaint is probably there was a little too much fatty meat on it, and the skewer seems smaller compared to Fat Ni read more
5 years ago
Love the bbq here, ordered chicken, beef, beef tendon, lamb tendon, squid and lamb kidney here, my favorite is the lamb kidney, chicken tastes good too, the rest isn't as good as those two though, but still good. read more
"WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?!" "COME ON! I DON'T HAVE THE WHOLE DAY JUST FOR YOU, YOU KNOW!" "DECIDE WHAT YOU WANT TO EAT ALREADY! THE OTHER CUSTOMERS ARE WAITING, DAMN IT!"[1] Yells the man behind the cart. To a 7 year old little Chinese girl. The girl is standing alongside the cart, holding tight a $1 dollar bill in her right hand. She's looking at the offerings (chicken, beef, and lamb kebabs, at $1 apiece). She can't decide, and she is frowning. Totally unfazed by the man and his yelling. She's keeping her cool, this little girl. Unlike the man behind the cart. Delicious kebabs for a bargain price[2]. I tried both lamb and beef. The meat is just slightly charred, but still tender and juicy inside, nicely seasoned and sprinkled with chili powder. I particularly liked the lamb: very fatty, almost sweet. Perfect place for a pre/post-dinner snack while in Flushing. --------------------------------------------------- [1] Translation from Mandarin gracefully provided by Vivian H. [2] Although all food carts in Flushing sell similar kebabs for the same price. read more
Delicious street snack on a cold winter day! Made an impromptu visit as I was getting my mini egg cakes, these guys were set up next to that cart. Good variety of meats, they also have less common items like gizzard too. We ended up grabbing a lamb skewer and a squid skewer. The lamb was very juicy (mostly because it was fatty), flavoursome and well-seasoned. Some people said it was awkward eating it as it would stick to the wooden skewer but I didn't have this problem. At a dollar and some change, it was money well spent. My husband had the squid. Though I love seafood, I didn't particularly like the squid, I felt the spice mix used on it didn't work. With seafood, basic is best, it has its natural flavours from the ocean so a light sprinkle of salt and pepper with a touch of lemon would have worked wonders. In saying this, the squid itself seemed to be good quality and well cooked (squid is super easy to overcook) so they've done well in that respect. The skewers won't fill an empty stomach but if you're feeling peckish and want a snack, definitely worth the money. Even if you're not hungry, you will be after being seduced by the aromas coming from the cart ;) read more
So right after a very filling lunch, I was walking around just being a tourist and then I run into this cart that had delicious aroma coming from it .. then I saw some people eating some skewers .. then I saw a group buying like 20 pieces of skewers. But I was so full .. but it smelled so good. And I succumbed to it. I ordered one lamb skewer to try. I'll tell ya. I fell in love. The flavors of the meat and the seasoning were amazing. It had just enough seasoning and just enough spice. They offer it to you regular or spicy and being a spicy eater, I chose spicy. NO REGRETS whatsoever. The lamb was a good combination of meat and fat. It was tender and juicy -- pretty much melted in my mouth. Oh god, I wanted MORE. It was one of those types of things where you can just keep eating and eating and eating and eating. You have GOT to give this a try. If you don't like lamb, it's OKAY because they either have other meats or you can give the lamb a try. I can't imagine the other meats being as delicious as lamb. I think lamb would be the best with the type of seasoning they used. I'm so sad that I don't live in NY because I would go to this cart daily. I haven't found a SINGLE place who's skewers would match theirs. I've even gone to 3 different types of skewer places in SoCal and no go! Other places just can't season as well as this Xinjiang BBQ Cart can!!! Also, they may change their location. I told my boyfriend about this cart but when he tried finding it the next day, they were not in the same location sooo yeah.. DO IT. TRY IT. LOVE IT. read more
Drawn like a moth to light, my cousin and I ended up at the Xinjiang BBQ cart within 30 minutes of my landing at La Guardia. How could you resist the 5 star Yelp rating for sizzling skewers of meat? As we meandered our way through Chinatown, I started wondering "where are the wonderful aromas I heard about?!" As we rounded the corner, Xinjiang BBQ Cart in sight, we got our answer. Two of NYC's finest health and safety inspectors were interrogating our Xinjiang BBQ man. We watched anxiously as they picked through his setup for health and food safety violations. My cousin stepped in to help with interpreting their questions for the cart owner. How long has the meat been here? How was it store prior to be placed in the cart? And all I could think of was, when am I going to get my barbequed meats, people?! After 20 minutes of waiting, our prospects were looking dim. The inspectors continued on with their work and we were running out of time on our parking meter. My cousin dashed off to move the car and I continued on with the play by play from the cart. "Yeah, it looks like the inspectors are done, I think"... "Oh, he's putting on his grilling sleeves and gloves, maybe just a little longer" And suddenly the inspectors were done, questions satisfied and the Xinjiang BBQ guy was good to go. Skewers of meat were slapped over the bed of coals, now we were cooking with gas! I got my order in for 10 kabobs of beef, chicken and lamb. The meat gets a sprinkle of cayenne and cumin which give them a bit of a kick. Within minutes they were wrapped up in foil and my cousin and I were chowing them down in the car. Spicy, tasty and filling, those kebabs were certainly worth the 40 minute wait. Let's just hope the next time we stop by, we can do without the food safety po po slowing us down from our delicious, meat on a stick! read more
5 years ago
Stopped by because of a friend's recommendation and it was totally worth it! We got lamb, chicken, beef tendon, and fish tofu skewers. The lamb was by far the most delicious (but also the smallest). Meat was super tender and flavored perfectly with cumin and chili pepper. We asked for it spicy but it was just a little spicy. Chicken was also really good, flavors were similar. The beef tendon was a little chewy for me, but my fiancée loved it (and I can appreciate that it's probably incredible beef tendon if you don't mind a little chewiness). Fish tofu was also really good, definitely had a bit of a fishy flavor. I would come back and get a million lamb skewers. Only thing is you will have to wait a while as it is 2 guys who make orders on the spot (and people often order a large amount of sticks). read more
$1 per skewer Chinese man and woman duo run this popular stand right off Main St. The man is quiet and does the cooking, while his wife gets the meat from coolers ready to go and takes orders and money. From what I read in the reviews, Lamb was the obvious choice, and chicken a close second. I had both. Lamb was quite tasty with the dried pepper flakes lightly sprinkled on top ("spicy" version). Perfect bbq flavor! The chunks of skewed meat were sandwiched by small pieces of fat to my great excitement! Takes me back to my Peace Corps days in Africa where this moisture transfer was necessary for not only flavor, but also to keep the meat moist. I had two rounds of Lamb, and a third would have been in the cards had I not wanted to get a bubble tea. Chicken was moist and adequate, but not anything more than grilled chicken. Big positive is that this is legit grilled meat. They have a big sack of charcoal next to the stand that fuels the cooking. Yum! read more
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Where is the truck now? I heard all the food trucks were banned. :( This was my favorite "meat on a stick" cart! Waaaaaah!
Yes, I'm wondering the same. Where are all the food carts??
Are they only open on certain days? The last two times I came out to Flushing, I couldn't find the cart. Please advise as I am desperately craving some delicious lamb/lamb kidney skewers!
I was originally told they operate in the evenings, usually found on prince street near Nan Xiang XLB but I've seen them on 39TH and Main Street (next to the eggies mini cakes uncle) too during day hours. There's another vendor that does the meat… Read more
This place is not halal?? how come yelp search puts it in halal section when you search for muslim food or halal ..anyhow it's always good to double check or stick with the…
Though true Xian food is usually halal, I believe that this cart is not. I do recommend that you ask the folks at the cart, to be sure. Still the seafood and veg choices are quite good and really tasty. Enjoy!
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