Xinjiang BBQ Cart #2

This guy is on 38^th ave, not 39^th. 39^th ave is a different cart. Both are very good and same price. I go to both a lot. Cumin spiced bbq sticks are a nice change of pace from the other great bbq you can find throughout Queens.

Just as good as #1, but in a less insane location.
Chicken hearts and extra-​spiced lamb can’t be beat. Wash it down with some of the Golden Eggies from the cart nearby and you have yourself a balanced lunch*
*Heart attack

Pretty good shish kabobs and they’re super cheap. Sometimes it comes out too fatty for my liking and that is a complete turn off for me.

*Grunt*
This place fits in perfectly with 2 of my recurring Unilocal review themes:
1) It makes me poop
&
2) It’s ghetto
Lately I’ve been addicted to using the ampersand symbol (it looks like a stick figure dragging his butt across the floor).
Anywho, you shouldn’t be concerned about the diarrhetic (hehe, play on words) portion of this review; anything spicy makes me need a bathroom anyways, so trust me, it’s not them, it’s me… I should probably do something about that… Maybe I’m dying.
My general heuristic to cart food is: the simpler the better, and this cart is almost as simple as it gets. Beef, chicken, or lamb, spicy or not spicy. I don’t like telling people what to eat but nobody gets the beef, it’s all about the spicy chicken. They use a sort of spicy powder that I’ve never come across anywhere else; even the texture of the spice sprinkled onto my stick of meat is none I’ve ever encountered. A part of the fun I have with this place is trying to figure out what that spice is & speaking of sticks of meat, I’m suddenly reminded of one of SuperBad’s best lines. «You know how many foods are shaped like dicks? The best kinds!» — Jonah Hill
Several other add ons to enjoy your chicken to mouth experience is the fat content & location. I don’t know the exact percentages of blah blah blah, I just know that I hate chewy meat and so far, they’ve trimmed all of the fat off of the kebabs I’ve ordered. And probably the biggest factor for their consistent business is that they’re a block away from the train station, and not even the shitty long side of the block, the short side. It’s like less than a minute from the train.
Yeah, I’ve got nothing else to say.
Maybe I should go see a doctor.

This guy has great BBQ! The lamb skewers are fantastic. He is usually parked on Main St & 39^th Ave in Flushing, couldn’t be more central and convenient.