Old Beijing BBQ

Food was okay. But the service was worst. The lady was too rude. First of all, they don’t know a word in English. Secondly, they do not have minimum manner. I asked for 2 items. She was shouting on me. Then I asked for the chilli stuff and napkins. She heard and gave to others but not me. Without any specific reason, she was so rude with all of our friend. Maybe the reason, we were from different country. Not gonna go anymore. Thanks

Best Chinese BBQ Skewer in Flushing! The price is fairly cheap compared to the other places I’ve been to in Manhattan or Brooklyn. I see a lot of people give bad reviews because they food was cold or it took too long. This is a BBQ Skewer restaurant, you’re suppose to eat it fresh and NOT get it to go. It’s like ordering Ice cream for delivery and complaining that it’s melted by the time it gets delivered. You’re suppose to eat it on the spot to get the full experience. I do have to agree though that the service is nonexistent but that’s standard for those type of family runned restaurants. It also opens late at night so you can come and grab a late night snack if you’re hungry.

Good place to go with friends in the middle of the night. Food is average compared to other similar Chinese BBQ place. Price is alright. Service is good. Hard to find a spot to park.

I had the most delightful experience at the Old Beijing BBQ in Flushing. This place holds a special spot in my heart as I remember the couple starting out with a simple food cart back when I was young. I was a regular patron even back then, so when they disappeared, I truly missed their delicious skewers. Imagine my joy when I discovered that they had opened a shop nearby! The skewers are simply amazing, and the fact that they are priced so affordably is just the cherry on top. Their lamb soup is an absolute standout - it's so flavorful and comforting, it's definitely a must-try. The staff members are incredibly friendly and welcoming, adding to the overall fantastic dining experience. This is a place I will definitely be revisiting time and time again for their mouthwatering skewers, delightful lamb soup, and the wonderful atmosphere they have created.

The first picture is grilled shrimp, it’s just a joke, it’s all gone. The second picture is something I don't know until now. It didn't taste good 2 years ago, and I went home after eating it today, and my appetite was particularly uncomfortable and I felt sick. The final checkout was $53 for two people. The most annoying thing is telling us that the credit card check is subject to New York tax. If the tax increase is more than 58 dollars. Cash is $53. We are very strange. Because we have not encountered such unreasonable charges in living and working in the United States for 11 years. First of all, there is no order for small meals, and there is no state tax and detailed details for taking a handwritten statement. Take the order list directly, can we use the calculator to add or subtract one by one? We have nothing to say. Had to give $53 in cash. Because you can save $6. I would like to ask this restaurant owner that all our customers give cash. You can do it without stamping your taxes, right? The most annoying thing is still behind. After we finished the cash checkout, a waitress with glasses asked my wife to ask for a tip. I couldn’t give it. I’m telling the truth, I went to pick up the car. I was not at the restaurant. I can call the police at the time. It is illegal to force a tip, and you have tax evasion. Because the card and cash payment situation clearly proves that you are wrong. The Flushing Chinese area protects you from being able to survive for the time being. If you are in a foreign state or have a Flushing Chinese district, your restaurant will be killed. In the end, my wife was afraid that when I picked up the car to pick her up, I made a squabble. I gave a 10% tip when I paid $53 for a cash card for $59. Hey. I am a consumer. I spit. I just hope that other friends will see the shortage of this restaurant in the future, and then don't suffer. Everyone understands in my heart. You charge the cash by pressing the menu in order not to file tax returns, and earn more. However, consumer rights are the first. Why do we charge more than 1.5% of our taxes? Why don't you charge this tax when you collect cash. Everyone knows it. There are quite a few restaurants like you in Flushing. This restaurant is just one of them. Black Chinese, earn Chinese money. Take your own compatriots as insoles. I wish this restaurant owner business is booming today. The US government will also congratulate you. I will not write the letter, I promise that I will never visit this restaurant, and a manager who will not operate will finish sooner or later. Someone will clean up this store. Hahahaha