I ve tried smoked beef brisket outside of metro Vancouver ( calgary and US ) and since then i m…read morelooking for that great experience that i couldnt reproduce in Vancity : Juicy and full of flavour meat. Tried many places and porkmafia was on the recommendation list. Preorder and then went to their truck location and picked up my food. Paid around 30 bucks for 1 lb of smoked beef brisket. Long story short : meat was juicy (it was cold when I got it btw) , very thick cuts ( 3 pieces for a whole lb) while thinner ones would have been much better , not a lot of flavours in the meat itself. I ve tried worse but for sure I ve tried much better. It s was a fine brisket. Would I go back ? Dont think so

Pit master Jamie catered our company event. We had a choice of ribs or chicken. Plus Mac and…read morecheese, coleslaw and drinks. I had the ribs and all I can say is that it's AMAZING. He makes his own BBQ sauce too. The meat just fell off the bone and the sauce was to die for! I highly recommend Porkmafia!

Most Googled HK BBQ spot in Richmond... so you know I had to pull up…read more HK BBQ Master Ordered everything to-go and went all in: 3-meat over rice (duck, soy chicken, char siu) 2-meat over rice (roasted pork + char siu) First things first--ASK FOR EXTRA ginger scallion oil. Trust me. That sauce alone elevates everything Crispy pork, juicy duck, sweet-savory char siu... solid across the board. Nothing fancy, but it hits the spot every time. And honestly? Pretty impressive for a spot tucked inside a parking garage Cash only--bring paper money, leave the plastic at home Worth the hype Generous portions Easy go-to for a quick HK BBQ fix

After plentiful recommendations for what otherwise resembles a hole in the wall, HK BBQ Masters is…read moresolid. I tried a 3 meat plate with rice and an iced milk tea. The BBQ pork here is a step change better than most. It's succulent, tender, savoury, and ever so sweet. The chicken and duck were good too, but not in the same "step change" way (and I personally found the bones and it's fragments annoying to eat around). Great, friendly service, but the temperature of my food was lukewarm to cool suggesting it wasn't all that fresh. Regardless, this place is certainly worth a try!

My friend and I decided to grab some skewers while we were in town. This is a new location for us…read moreto try. We were quickly seated and placed our order. The food came out very nicely. It was the beef, pork, lamb, cilantro beef and the cold plate. The chicken wings and the cheesy corn came out last. We added extra chili powder to make things a bit more spicier for our taste palette. The overall atmosphere was well decorated in the theme associated with skewers.

Although it was a bit loud, the place had a good vibe. It was live with the lights, music and TVs…read moremade sure it was not boring. Tonight was very busy with big groups so food was slower to come than usual. I enjoyed everything but felt the size of the meat on the skewers got smaller since the last time I came which may have been a year...

Long wait to get in Yummy food…read more Great selection The chicken wings are delicious Sides were also good

Amazing food. Good service and wonderful ambiance. Second time here and just as good as the first…read more Will be back again.

10000/5 for this place! It's a Korean BBQ place right by New West train station. Really convinient…read morelocation and the food is soooo good! I would highly recommend coming here if you are craving K BBQ. They also have a lot of veggie options (like glass noodles etc.)

So on Winter Solstice and with it being typical Vancouver weather in mid December, I decided to try…read morea soothing Korean Soup.. and other morsels.. started by being greeted by a lovely young lady who was attentive and patient .. first were the traditional sides followed with the Sul Lung Tang (ox bone soup ) hot and neutral in flavour.. then the steamed egg and a glass noodle .. so the taste test...everything looked appetizing and it was so, the surprise was how fluffy the Steamed egg was..it came with some coarse salt/freshly ground pepper.. the Glass noodles were super sticky so my suggestion would have been to add some sesame oil.. the beef in the soup could've been sliced thinner as there were some huge chunks in it Service was the highlight of this lunch as noted earlier and so I'd like to come back for a supper the next time

We dropped in for a lighter dinner and ended up having an amazing feast for carnivores :)…read moreSmall but clean restaurant, surprisingly not filled with the typical smells of bbq meats. We had quite an assortment of skewers. The lamb and chicken knees were favorites but everything was marinated well and cooked just nice. Beef was tender. The smashed cucumber salad was a wonderful complement to the meats. There was a side table where we could help ourselves to other sauces and kimchi but the skewers were tasty as-is. Parking is a little challenging but worth the wait. We would come again!

Skewers with wraps and spices! Unlimited spices and green onion, garlic, lettuce, kimchi on the…read moreside to pair with. I find out that the skewer portions here are a little bit bigger. There's a $55 couples combo available that comes with 5 lamb skewers 5 chicken skewers 5 Pork Belly Skewers 5 Beef tenderloin skewers 6 hand rolled zibo pancakes/wraps Selected side platter (tiger skin peppers, sauce tofu, tiger skin marinated eggs) Tomato Seafood Geda Soup (medium size) Self-serve condiments Service for food came out fast, ordering is done by QR code on the table. **there will be a HUGE meat skewer available in the near future** but it isn't released yet!

The biscuits with white gravy were amazing. They were so soft and moist. The red meaty gravy was…read moregood too, but I personally preferred the white gravy. The pulled pork sandwich was amazing and super soft. Tried the sloppy joe as well and enjoyed it. Service is prompt. Great suggestions by staff staff

Located inside the food court at the River Market by the Quay. The cashier was nice but her English…read morewas limited and it took awhile for our food to come out. We had their lunch special: spicy pulled pork sandwich for $11.95. Their regular menu is pricy, we ordered their chili cheese fries which was also $11.95. The food was tasty and the sauces paired well in both items that we ordered. We enjoyed our food outside with a beautiful view of the Fraser River.

Tried more of their dinner items. The sliced beef in sour soup is super tasty. Wow. Not sure what…read morekind of crack they put in it. Nice peppery kick. Plenty of beef slices and enoki mushroom. I really have to recommend this dish. Also had a pile of their skewers. Taiwanese sausage, chicken gizzard, and 2 flavours of wings. Not the cheapest, but similar in pricing to the competition. Everything got gobbled up. Delicious. Honestly I wish more people knew about this place. I think the only thing stopping them is the rather "bad" (not too visible) location. The 5 star rating for dinner remains.

Went for their lunch ayce buffet. It used to be 16.88 but now they upped it to 18.88…read more The first time I went there was crab and braised pork belly. The second time there were clams and lamb neck? The things that were the same: tomato egg, dumplings, steamed baos, chineze fried donut, and cold dishes like bean sprouts, smashed cucumbers, tea egg, tofu dessert. They also have hot soy milk for drinks. Their deep fried chinese donut has got to be the best I've ever had in my life. With the price of a pair of fried donut being over $6 these days, I get my fix here. Other things are standard, good but not outstanding. I really like having soy milk to drink instead of water. $18.88 is getting a little steep for a limited choice buffet with not too many meat choices. The crab/clam are a nice addition but if there are days without it, it wouldn't be worth. I would rate the food from this place higher than the similar chinese lunch box style place in richmond, K squared mansion.

This was such a fun restaurant. We ordered our food and it came out in a timely manner…read more Our table was a bit crowded but the aesthetic of the restaurant was really cute. The napkins hang from a bag, which was very cool. The skewers were so good! All were fantastically seasoned. The clams and the quail eggs were the star of the night. The corn definitely has an honorable mentioning for sure. The corn was buttery delicious. We had such a fun time eating here and will definitely come back when we are back in the area.

Tried Mr. Beigai BBQ for the first time last night and really enjoyed it. The food was pretty…read moretasty and service friendly. I also really like the space and atmosphere. Bright, clean, spacious. The only down side of the entire experience was the terrible parking situation. This was on a Monday night and the parking lot is totally full, so we had to use other paid parking on the street. Oh well. We ordered a variety of skewers (lamb, beef, enoki wrapped pork, fish, gizzards, chicken rack, etc...) we also ordered spicy stir fried clams (which was our favorite). Everything was very tasty. We also like the now-more-common "scan a QR code" to see menu and place order. Some may not be used to it yet, but really it's a fast and easy/convenient way to view and place your order. We would definitely come back again, but parking is a headache.

The staff here are very nice and know how to really put a smile on your face. The food is very well…read moremade and just melts in your mouth once eaten. The cider was super good! My dad and I loved it!! It was like something new that we've never tried before, we recommend you give it a try. The ambiance of the place is very cozy and fun. I highly recommend this place for anyone who is looking to try something new.

My friends and I were hanging out trying to figure out the right food for a dinner meal. We already…read morehad the alcohol, so the natural fit seemed to be grabbing some Korean fried chicken to go with it. Having had a previous good experience, we opted for some takeout from here. We ordered a ton of food. I'm a sucker for the cheeseballs but it is definitely an acquired taste. It is almost essentially just cheese in a pastry ball. We tried the rose rice cakes. They weren't overwhelming spicy, but there was still a nice kick of spice in it. The highlight of the chicken for me was definitely the pa dak. All of them were very delicious overall and left my friends satisfied. All in all, I can't complain about the food here. It provides exactly what you want in terms of Korean fries chicken.