Tasty BBQ Kitchen

I like this place for its skewers, and I really like the seasoning they put on them. However, the issue I have with this place is the atmosphere. When my friend and I first came in, we were not greeted. We were just taken to our seats without a word spoken. Then when we wanted to order the waitress was eating her late dinner (we came at 10pm), so she did not acknowledge us when we waved at her to order.

After we ordered, we waited in silence since nobody was there and no music was playing. It was as if my friend's and my conversation was the only thing giving the place life.

Besides that, the skewers are sweet and spicy, which is for some reason a realllly good combo. This is basically why I come back even though they have poor service.

As a Northerneast of Chinese I have to say it's a such traditional Northerneast Chinese resturant.It located at China town so if you live at hotel of downtown you can take a uber there.My brother found this place and took me there,the bbq food is really good!Taste like our hometown's style.We have been there twice and will come again next year,what a pity is there's no any alcohols.
We tried pork skin,mushrooms,shrimps, fresh oyster..dried tofu with pepper, cucumber with peanuts,and Yangzhou fried rice all of above are so yum yum！I will miss this resturant a lot！

Got a bunch of different skewers. All had the same BBQ sauce, tangy, sweet, salty, with a kick of spice.
The lamb was super chewy and gamey, very hard to chew, I actually spit it out.
My fave was the eggplant and shrimp. The fish was ok too.
We also ordered the spicy hot tofu entree (8.95). Good flavor but does not come with rice ($1 extra).
Fun place for a snack, but didn't really fill us up.
Cost about $40 for 3 people.
Probably won't be back, nothing special in flavor and too far of a drive for us.

This has been the worst food I've ever tasted. The skewers was very sloppy. The corn tasted like from the freezer expired a year ago. The bread was like toasted with chili paste. Just never thought it would be this bad!!
Sorry, I'm not returning! You just lost my business lol...

Not too bad.

Each skewer was cheap. About $1-$2 each.
Each skewer is brushed with some bbq sauce. The sauce wasn't too bad. Not too tangy nor empowering. Tad of spice.

I feel like we made the mistake on ordering all the skewers at once. So by the time we got to the 2nd or 3rd skewer, it was already room temperature.

The Yangzhou fried rice was pretty good. Had shrimp, peas, carrots, and luncheon meat aka spam. lol. Yum yum. About $7-8.

The inside of the restaurant was simple. Drawing/painting on the wall. Sort of reminded me of a daycare type of painting, but it was still cute.

The service was alright. I had to keep getting the servers attention when we needed anything, but that's alright. There was only 3 tables out of like maybe 12? booths taken. It's a small place.

I'd try the place again if given the chance.
It was tasty! Get the lamb skewer, it was really good!

This place is a true hidden GEM in Las Vegas and well worth the leaving the strip to go there.
We actually went the day it opened and you'd think there would be chaos but it was so smooth, I didn't even know it was opening day until the hostess told us.

This is like Tapas for Chinese food - Not, in my opinion, like dim sum.
1st time: kabobs - lamb, beef and chicken. All were grilled to perfection and had a really nice sauce that was just the right amount of spice. They are like $1.00-2.00 each
Short ribs: the meat was so tender it fell off the bone.
Chicken wings: cooked over the charcoal so they were nicely browned
Cucumber in garlic sauce: packs a punch but really good.

2nd time: In addition to the kabobs we had a wonton soup. i wanted a cup - it's like a cup for Andre the Giant. hearty, warming and delicious with nicely sized wontons.

3rd time: Again the kabobs & short ribs - we added fried rice and the steamed green beans. Actually they catered to a Super bowl party we attended - which was a great and delicious surprise.

Seating: Fatabulous - tables with sturdy chairs / no arms.
Service: Fast and helpful with suggestions.
Best part besides the food: Great alternative to fast food late at night. Kitchen stays open until 1am.

Taxi/Uber/lyft from the strip - 15.00- 20.00 but worth it for the great food and cheap eats.

The best Chinese northeast flavor I have! The pickle cabbage with pork slice is wonderful! Just like my mom made. 5 stars!
I will come back and try something tomorrow!

We checked this place out for dinner on a Sunday evening. Not busy at all, so we were seated right away.

The ambiance is a little strange. The murals on the walls are odd. Best to just ignore them.

We ordered some Chinese Sausages, a bunch of skewers and some fried rice. Overall the food is okay. The prices are very reasonable for what they serve.

So, feels like a good place for a quick bite if you are nearby and want to eat things on sticks and are not feeling too picky. Probably not a good choice if you want to satisfy a craving for real kushiyaki-style food though.

The waiter we had didn't speak a lick of English. But not to sound Trump-ish, come on!!! So ordering was an ordeal. We literally pointed and said the name. He barely understood. The food took forever, but it was good. The chicken hearts were seasoned with anise, which something I did not expect. We didn't get entrees, just a bunch of skewers. We got the lamb, which was delicious. The wonton soup was very rich in flavor. But it seemed like it wasn't enough for one person.
Our poor waiter had a really mean boss that kept yelling at him, so...that was awkward.
The bathroom was pretty bad too. Even for my standards. I could go to the restroom pretty much anywhere, this place did not even make my number 1 list. I washed my hands and went back to my table.
I'm sure this place is great. But for me, I don't think we would come back.

If you're looking for late-night protein and you don't want to burger it, this is a great option. Grilled skewers of lamb, steak, chicken wings and entire shrimp, plus garlic, green peppers, eggplant and corn on the cob in their special BBQ sauce--awesome.

If you're a bit more adventurous, they also have skewers of chicken hearts, baby octopus, whole yellow croaker fish, and beef kidneys.

Best part? The TV playing what could only be China's Got Boy Bands!