2 Go Bar-B-Q

My wife and I were going to Sunday Mass at the Cathedral but arrived an hour early. So, we decided to go to 2 Go to get breakfast. The prices were cheap and the food was good. I got the Waffle Combo while my wife got the French Toast Combo. My eggs were well scrambled to order and my bacon was awesomely crispy. My waffle came to me a little hard and crispy, but I just like my waffles a little softer. What I thought was extrememly and funny was that it reminded us of going to Grandma’s house for breakfast. The plates mismatched among the rest of the customers in the place. Ours were plain whitedinner plates while other plates on other tables had designs on it. Also our drinks were served in blue plastic glasses. All in all we enjoyed our time there.

Talk about big portions! This is the only place where the regular plate lunch is actually too much for me to finish in one sitting. Proud to say that I’m a big eater but a bit ashamed to say that I can’t finish their regular plate lunch here! *SAD FACE*
Their prices are suuuuuper reasonable for such huge portions. I prefer them over Yummy’s Korean BBQ, L&L BBQ, or MY BBQ, due to taste, price and quickness of food prepared. Location is in a corner on Fort Street Mall and quite hard to find. But once you find it, it’s awesome. And they have a pretty decent sitting area to dine in.

Okay, so this place used to have a very friendly service. I used to come here many times to get my BREAKFAST. On this day I came with two other friends who have not been here before. We were drawn in here because of the LOW PRICES. Another great thing is that like many China Town restaurants, they are local businesses who do not accept card, but fortunately, this eating establishment does!
I also noticed that the cashier was very impatient when talking to other females, idk if she has a gender bias, but she treated me and my other two friends like champs. If you dine in, they walk your plate to your table. It is a very casual place with many chairs and tables like a café. However, the place had no a/​c running so we sat next to the entrance so we could catch the breeze since they leave the door open.
I ordered the shoyu chicken plate special for $ 4.99. The portions were filling and just enough. Flavor was good, even their mac salad is good! They do serve tossed greens and brown rice by request for no extra charge. However, some cuts of my shoyu chicken had intricate bones, which was hard to chew the meat off. My other friend who ordered their BBQ chicken was very good! The flavor tasted like Zippy’s garlic miso chicken. My other friend who was from Japan had nothing to complain about since he taught the meal was so cheap. His fried chicken was a bit dry and tough, but he liked it.
We came from walking all over town, so I am sure he was starving. Overall, since the food was good, but the discrimination was NOT COOL I give this place three stars. Who knows, it could of been her time of the month. But I am not one to judge.

Was really pissed off with this place. I had placed an order via telephone for yuk gae jang (beef and veg soup). I get there and they tell me they had no green onions so couldn’t sell the that soup. So I had to order something else. I said tofu soup. They went into the kitchen and came back out saying «we have no tofu so no can make tofu soup». I then said okay, kimchee soup then, oh guess not since tofu is in the kimchee soup. I ended up getting the seaweed soup which was SO not what I wanted that day — although I wanted soup.
The place is clean though and the variety of panchan pretty wide. I’ve been so reluctant to give it another go for fear that they would waste my time again when I was craving for hot soup.
UPDATE: They’ve now opened up about 500 feet away on Pauahi Street right by the Fort Street Mall. Smaller location with the same food.