BBQ Corner 2

We come here at least twice a month. The food is delicious and the service is good. I have yet to taste a wonton soup like theirs (seriously, the shrimp inside the noodle is definitely a plus!) and their lo mein is tasty without being greasy. The staff is quick and to the point. I enjoy the atmosphere.

I can’t believe this place doesn’t have more reviews but I guess it would be my secret restaurant for authentic Cantonese food. They had renovated within the past year or so and everything is clean and new. Menu has a lot of authentic items to try. Price is cheaper than canton cooks with the same quality. Great location in the Asian square plaza so after dinner you can pick up banh mi at the Vietnamese restaurant, dessert drinks at Bambu, and baked goods and bubble tea at Sweet Hut.

My family absolutely loves this place. I go almost every weekend I stopped by on Christmas that’s how much we love going. I love to order the wonton soup, duck meat, and my favorite chicken vegetables and fried noddles

I went back tonight with my husband. The restaurant was not busy for a Saturday night. I ordered the grouper with black bean sauce on rice and my husband ordered the beef with green peppers on rice plus a soup. My dish was authentic, fresh, hot and simply delicious! I don’t know why they don’t get a crowd but I go to this restaurant once a week or every two weeks and the food is consistently good no matter what I order!

I’ve had many Chinese/​Taiwanese/​Cantonese foods in Atlanta, but this restaurant is by far one of my favorite ones. The portion sizes are good, price is decent, and the restaurant itself is clean. My boyfriend and I like to eat a lot, so whenever we go there, we order 5 dishes for just us two, eat about half of it, and take the rest home. Even their left-​overs are good! I like the shrimp tofu with brown sauce and beef flat noodles, they are my absolute favorite. Oh, and they’re open late!

Great Chinese food Cantonese style — just some nice roast meats on rice and the snow pea shoots are really tasty too! Love this place for Chinese comfort food! Be aware that they are CLOSED on Wednesdays!!!

Best Cantonese style food in town! Boss, boss lady and staff are super nice and accommodating, always willing to answer questions and make sure you are enjoying your dining experience here! This place is best for late night Chinese craving, they open till midnight on weekdays and 1:30am on weekends!

Good food. I suggest getting the Chicken Fried rice and something else except the garlic chicken. Server was not very attractive to the table. Drops of food and never comes back.

Best place for some good Chinese/​Cantonese food! Location is amazing and the hours are great! Open late and plenty to choose from! Freshness is a must and this place definitely got it! Brought many friends here and everyone loved it and they keep coming back! Service great of course!

I was there to pick up take-​out and witnessed an awful exchange between the cashier and a customer. Cashier asked patron if he was a woman or a man because his voice was too womanly. Then customer had to explain that it’s not polite to ask such a question. Cashier felt embarrassed and kept pacing back and forth. It was quiet hilarious to watch. Bad for business. Watch out for stupidity folks!
And my bbq chicken entrée was full of bones. Another disappointment!

In the ten years we have gone to BBQ corner we have never been disappointed in the facilities, the service, or the food. Hopefully we will enjoy them during the next ten as well.

Not bad although most Chinese places taste the same to me. There are ones that really mess up the food but this place is one of those that does it well but nothing particularly different. We got several dishes ranging from spicy squid to pan fried beef. Everything was pretty good and the prices fair. Someone in the group said the rice was extra charge but I haven’t verified that.
The service was pretty good and quick as are most Chinese restaurants. They apparently made renovations so the interior was pretty new looking and clean. They have lots of seating and a TV or 2 hanging from the ceiling.
Overall, this is a good Chinese option.

Love this place and serve asian foods you wouldn’t see anywhere else like duck and or frog legs! Ample amounts of food choices along with soups and very nice atmosphere! Dim sum was A1 and the fried rice duck and phở was very good! Come here if you have a chance

The food here is great for family style. I really wish they had Lazy Susans though (the rotating centerpiece for food). They have a good variety of dishes including vegetables, meats and soups. Everything is a little on the greasy side though.

Been eating here since I was in my late teens. They use to have Roast pork, duck, soy sauce chicken like Ming’s a few doors down as well as dim sum items during lunch but they do not serve them anymore eversince they remodeled :(. Nevertheless, it’s still a great spot for Cantonese food. They have a big menu so there’s something for everyone. We usually get pan-​fried noodles here and the fried chicken for our kids (they’re so picky). As for the hubby and I, we pretty much tried most of the items on their menu and we’ve never had anything we didn’t like. They also serve Americanized Chinese food like beef and brocoli, sweet and sour chicken etc. so again something for everyone. Also this place stays open late!

The place was full of Chinese patrons, which is always a good sign if they patronize their own.
The service was very friendly and efficient, but not very knowledgeable on the menu items.
We were a party of 3 who went there, so we got the large BBQ pork platter. The size was underwhelming, but the taste was really flavorful, with the five spice not being overpowering. The meat was tender, and for something so thinly sliced, managed to remain juicy. This came with a side of white rice.
The beef brisket hot pot (i forget the price) was tasty as well but tough, and was half meat, half connective tissue.
I would return to this place for the BBQ.

It has been years since I’ve eaten here and it will be again due to service or lack there of. The Internet doesn’t work and the staff had no interest in getting it too, then the waitress is a «no show» she sits down across the room directly in front of me talking on the phone forgetting she has customers.
The Hot and Sour soup was a complete bore and the Grouper with Veggies turned gelatinous as it cooled down otherwise unappetizing and stopped eating it. I actually had to get up, go across the room and tell the waitress to «get off the phone and give me my check.»
There are too many options on Buford Highway with much better food and service don’t bother wasting your time here.

Dined here tonight and it’s been more than five years since I have dined here. Since then, I believe that they have changed some of the décor around since then and it all looks much cleaner. It wasn’t my idea to dine here as I’m not a fan. I like that they have a menu with images of their dishes with the corresponding number to let you locate the name, price, and description on the dishes on the menu.
FOOD
— Minced pork with eggplant hot pot || this dish is okay. If you love eggplant, this dish is for you. Be careful as the hot pot is a metal one and it continuously keeps your dish hot which means don’t eat it too quickly. Scoop some aside and let it cool down a bit or else you will burn your tongue.
— Dry Beef Chow Fun || this dish was pretty standard. It’s not the best chow fun that I’ve had, but it’s just okay. It tastes how it should. I think the restaurant needs to clean or scrub their wok more as the noodles had black debris or specks from the wok on it.
SERVICE
The service was what it should be. They refilled our water and were attentive. It wasn’t busy at 9:30pm on this Saturday night. There were about five occupied tables and three servers.
Overall, as I am not a fan of this place, this will not be my first choice to dine as there are better Chinese restaurants in Atlanta and some that even open late like BBQ Corner 2.

My first time returning to BBQ Corner II in nearly 6 years and I was disapointed. It looks like this place is under new management. For a Chinese BBQ restuarant, there was no BBQ in sight. I ordered the BBQ pork on rice for lunch and my friend ordered soy sauce chicken on rice. Those two plates should take about 5 minutes to prepare since it’s already precooked. IT TOOK 20 MINUTES to come out. There was only 3 other tables there at the time. The kitchen shouldn’t have been that backed up with orders. We also ordered shrimp dumplings for appetizers but that came out 15 minutes AFTER the rice plates! That was a total of 35 minutes for four steamed shrimp dumplings. Seriously?
The food tasted typical. Nothing extraordinary.

When I go to Atlanta with my Mom, it becomes a non-​stop search for the best Hong Kong style BBQ roast duck. I don’t even eat duck! For various reasons, I choose not to, however that does not stop me from tasting a piece or two to draw my own conclusions.
Out of all the places we have tried ITP and OTP, BBQ Corner has been the best so far for the following reasons:
1. Flavor balance– a strong five spice flavor and just the right touch of sweetness.
2. Tender and not dry.
3. The skin is slightly crispy and not so touch you cannot chew through it. There is a place in the same plaza that served us duck where the skin was so tough, I could not even grind it with my back teeth.
4. Drama free, hassle free dining experience. Food and service are fast, with a smile, and even complimentary rice. In Tampa Bay, where I live, rice is not always complimentary.
Soy Sauce chicken at BBQ Corner is also the best that I have ever had for the same reasons as the duck. Also, they service it up a nice sauce and the white meat is not dry at all.
Honey Roast Pork is a little on the pale and un-​naturally red side, but; great flavor, cut thin, not too fatty, and tender. Just for the record, I prefer my Honey Roast Pork comparable to some delicious burnt ends, which is readily available at other Hong Kong BBQ locations.
Normally, we order Ong Choi or Snow Pea Leaves with Garlic with BBQ dishes… But, this time I mixed it up and ordered some Minced Pork with String Beans. The string beans were scalded perfectly, there were bits of ginger and garlic and pork, but there was not much flavor.
The seafood dishes were just too expensive for me right now, but maybe I will come back in the future with more people and try more dishes. Customers there were mixed between folks on their lunch break ordering General Tso and customers actually speaking Cantonese and ordering fried noodle dishes and lobster. Either way, everyone was happy.
If this is BBQ Corner 2, then where is BBQ Corner 1? I guess it is more like BBQ Corner v.2 because they recently had a renovation of the interior.