Ordered their whole roast pig Chinese style (there is a Filipino option as well - idk what the…read moredifference is but tried it out as we ordered Filipino style last time form another company).. previously ordered from a Filipino delivery service (can't remember the name - but it was also very good) but this was much cheaper ($70 cheaper!!), same size, crispier skin, less salty and ironically less Chinese spice flavors. I liked that I could specify the exact time of pickup - vs having delivery time window of 1 hour for the other company. Did not come with any sauces though. Recommended.

I haven't been back to this place in a few years, but I feel the quality of the meat has gone down…read moreas well as the preparation of the barbecue meats I ordered a half barbecue duck and barbecue pork combo. The duck pieces were cut really huge and the barbecue pork was really dry. I think they must have changed owners because I felt the food was not as fresh as when I remembered from before.

Cantonese BBQ shop and restaurant beside the Supermarket 2000 in Union Square, Richmond. BBQ meat…read morecounter at the entrance, and a dine-in area to the left. Has maybe 10 tables of various size, not that big. No frills decor, no attempts to look modern or fancy. Pretty busy on a weekend night for takeout BBQ meats, and the dine-in was mostly filled too. Not surprisingly, all the staff spoke Cantonese. Dine-in menu has their BBQ meats, and also a decent number of stir fry and seafood options. Got their 3 person combo which includes a plate of 2 BBQ meats, soup of the day, and two other dishes of choice plus 3 bowls of white rice. We also got their signature fried noodle which is not on any of their menus, but you can ask the server for fried rice and noodle options. We got crispy pork and roast duck for the BBQ, and they were pretty good. Crispy pork skin was crispy and the saltiness was at a good level. The other dishes had pretty good portions. Gai lan beef had plenty of beef. The halibut clay pot had more fillers like pork and napa, but the flavor was good. The fried noodles came with chicken, char shiu pork, and various seafood pieces. Price was $124 before tips, and we had plenty of leftovers.

Cantonese BBQ Restaurant is one of my family's favorites. They have a few large tables so it's good…read morefor larger groups as long as you reserve in advance. I'm not sure if everything on the menu is good but the BBQ has been decent on my visits. Service: it's been good each time that I've been there. Parking: there's a moderately sized, shared lot (free) During normal meal hours, the lot is usually pretty full and busy.

Looks like RGK has expanded from their original location (Victoria and 41st) to Crystal Mall. This…read moreshop faces the outside of the mall, on the N side (facing Kingsway). Parking is available in the messy circular parkade below. The place is pretty small. There are maybe 3 small tables at most. The place really is meant for takeout. Of course there is also the option of taking the food to the mall food court. Staff are friendly and helpful. I was already a fan of the original RGK location, and this place delivers. The meat is very tender and juicy, and the price is surprisingly competitive. Dare I say it - this place gives the likes of Hopewell (E Vancouver), Cantonese (Kingsway), and HK BBQ Master (Richmond) a run for their money when it comes to the best Cantonese BBQ in town. As of the time of writing, there is another new BBQ shop (Money) on the other end of the mall. Glad to see some competition. Oh yeah, this place blows the BBQ place inside the mall (ground floor, next to the escalator) out of the water. Don't even bother with that place. We have a clear winner here. Highly recommended.

Roast Goose King at Crystal Mall opened it's doors last year on Boxing Day December 26th, 2025!…read more What a new addition to the already abundant of places to eat at Crystal Mall, located on the street side of Kingsway and can also accessed from inside the mall. Ordered their 2 item Rice Combo Crispy Pork and Char Siu. Portion sizes were big and the I judge the Crispy Pork by it's crispiness, crunch after crunch is all I heard. The Char Siu had a good ratio of lean (80%) to fatty parts (20%) and was barbecued perfectly with honey but not too charred. The place is quite tight with 3.5 (2 seat) tables if you wish to dine in. I'd recommend takeout or try to find a seat in the nearby Crystal Mall Food Court area. Staff were friendly and multilingual (Cantonese, Mandarin, and English). * Bonus tip, credit and debit is accepted, but if you pay by cash, they'll pay the GST.* Lots of ample free parking in the Crystal Mall underground parking lot.

Located in the Parker Place food court, Tak Food Noodle & Congee Shop exceeded our expectations…read moredespite its mixed reviews. We had a great experience and were pleasantly surprised by the generous portions and reasonable pricing (though we may be biased coming from California). We ordered the half soy sauce chicken and half crispy pork over rice, and it was delicious. The soy sauce chicken was tender and paired perfectly with a flavorful ginger scallion sauce. The crispy pork had good flavor, though it could've been slightly crispier--we attributed the slight sogginess to the time it took us to find a seat in the busy food court. While the seating area was moderately spacious, it gets packed during lunch hours. We also compared this location to the other popular one closer to the entrance of Parker Place (Aberdeen) and felt that the portions were larger and the meat tasted better here.

Old school HK BBQ place inside Parker Place food court…read more Parking is plentiful in the lot surrounding the mall, as well as on the roof. Staff are friendly. Pricing is in line with the competition. They have the usual HK BBQ stuff, ut this place also has noodle soup. I had the 2 meat combo with soup. It's pretty decent, though personally I prefer Cantonese BBQ (various locations) more.

We came on a weekday at around 11 am. The restaurant was empty when we arrived…read more We got set A which has jampoong, jajangmyeon and tangsuyuk. For $55 the set is pretty good as the portion is huge. There's lots of toppings on the jampoong. Lots of seafood and cabbage. Also lots of noodles. There's a smoky flavour in the soup which was good. The jajangmyeon was more disappointing. The portion is smaller and the flavour was not hitting it. The tangsuyuk was HUGE. The sauce was pretty standard and was good. But the meat itself was a bit too chewy. Out of the three jampoong was the best then tangsuyuk then the jajangmyeon We also got the lunch special which comes with your choice of a soup (either beef or tofu) and your choice of fish (mackerel or sole) we got beef soup and sole fish. The sole fish was great. This lunch special was $19 and also comes with banchans and rice. Definitely worth it. Portion wise this place was huge. There's also lots of seating inside. Bathroom is pretty clean. Service is friendly and fast. They have the robot to bring food too Ps I love that their first tip option is 12%.

Dissapointing! We were so sad to hear that 88Noodle closed down, and apparently re-opened or merged…read morewith Masita as 88Town? Decided to give it a try, but I also didn't have a great experience at Masita when they were on kingsway a few years ago, so I was already a bit hesitant. Here's what I ordered - so you can avoid them! 1) Black Bean Noodle/Jjajangmyeon $13 The sauce is very liquidy, flavour reminds me of the instant packet black bean noodle sauces. Noodle also isn't as chewy/bouncier anymore either. Probably more like a 5/10, but because it's such a huge difference compared to the original 88Noodle (which was amazing), and I have a direct comparison, I'd give it a final score of 3/10. 2) Beef Tripe Soup $17 Comes with beefo tripe, beef intestine, veggies and perilla seeds. One of the blandest soups I've had, the perilla seeds barely saved it. 5/10 3) Grilled pork belly $28 Thought you can't go wrong with grilled meat? Think again. So dry, thin, small portion, no flavour. Has some mushroom/onions on top. It does come with the rommaine lettuce, garlic, jalapeno etc. 3/10. Huge restaurant, lots of seating available. Maybe 4 or less parking spots, it's an odd location right on Kingsway. Staff were friendly. Large screen playing kpop music videos in the middle of the restaurant.

Limited parking space that is also one way. After we ordered…read morethey lit the gel fire in the bbq and by the time the skewers came out, the first was almost gone. Skewers were quite expensive for the size and quality and I think if you can eat more then it's better to go to The Meat Up. The cold noodle was ok but felt like there was too little sesame paste and too much vinegar.

Nice Meating You is a Chinese BBQ spot that gets the grilling part very right, even if the service…read moreand space are more of an afterthought. The BBQ meats are top notch--exactly the kind of quality people refer to when they talk about "doing BBQ right," with well-seasoned cuts and satisfying portions. Not cheap, but the quality is decent enough that the price feels mostly justified. This is definitely not a service-driven joint. The female server came off noticeably sarcastic; when asked what the special was, she replied "there is nothing special" and walked away, which set a slightly rude tone for the visit. Whether that is just bad English or intended, it is lost in translation. Limited seating and cozy interiors make the place feel more like a quick, casual stop than somewhere you'd linger, but it works if the main goal is to eat and go. Despite the uneven service, the food itself carries the experience. For anyone who prioritizes flavourful Chinese BBQ over polished hospitality, this is still a place worth visiting--and in that sense, it's somewhere that deserves a return visit.

You have to wait a while for your food, but it's worth the wait. I usually go for my dosa and then…read moreorder Tong's food to take home for the next day. Recently discovered through my aunt visiting from Toronto that the beef brisket is amazing so got that and eggplant. Delicious even the next day!

We ordered beef brisket noodle in pork broth ($11.50). I was pleasantly surprised at the portion…read moresize and quality of the food. The beef brisket was tender and nicely marinated. There was a decent amount of noodles. The pork broth was quite flavourful with the beef brisket marinade.

The absolute worst chow mein I've ever had. The rest of the dishes we had were okay but overpriced…read moreand the takeout containers were not really full. Overpriced and no discount for pick up. No thanks.

Another great meal here. Always friendly service with tasty authentic Chinese food to match. A…read morereal gem in the neighbourhood and saves having to travel west into Richmond, Vancouver or Burnaby. Probably our family's top choice for Chinese food in the Fraser Valley. Highly recommended!