Hong Kong BBQ

Picked up take -out on a Monday afternoon. Been a long time since we've had Chinese style BBQ, so this was great. This is located in a food court of Atlanta's old Chinatown "mall" but it has plenty of seating and an authentic Chinatown feel. The service was good, and the food was delicious. We ordered a whole roast duck which the chop if you want., dry beef chow fun (wide rice noodles that are addictive,) and crispy skinned pork taken from a fully cooked whole pig hanging in their display window. A cash discount (or some call it a credit card fee.) made me feel very nostalgic

Some a y’all may remember that I lived in Hong Kong for 2 years, and this past Thanksgiving, I decided what I wanted a smoked Duck (especially since the price of an 8-10 lb Heritage turkey was about $150)!😡😡 We heard about HK BBQ from a colleague, and after checking around on cost, this one was THE most reasonable. Whole roasted Duck ($31.99) Half Duck ($16.89) if you’re just curious and want to try. Ducks hang in the window so you can pick out the one you want. So, a couple things: You can buy the duck, but they don’t sell the “pancakes”. I asked. The owner, who was very nice told me, “That’s how they do it in Hong Kong, we don’t sell it that way here.” I thought that was curious.. u kno.. since you named your business HK BBQ🙄🤷🏼‍♀️😂 The duck was excellent (even though we didn’t have the pancakes)! I want to take a moment to mention the facility that the cafe is located in: as you approach the restaurant/cafe there’s a beautiful sitting area that brings the outside in (as you’d expect in Asia). It’s very serene and a nice enclave to have lunch if you have time to stop. HK BBQ is located in a food court. There are a few other cafes in the court, but from what I saw, they didn’t seem as popular, as HK BBQ were the only ones with a line. The last thing I’ll say is that their menu is QUITE extensive! It’s two sided, separated by a black and white side. If you dig Chinese food, you’ll have a ball going through this menu!

The duck received was some odd color like it had been refrigerated then reheated. The noodles were bland without much of a taste. Not worth the money. I know times are tough but you can’t sell old product or meat. A waste of 60$

Pretty solid Cantonese BBQ . Skin is crispy on the pork. Meat is marinated enough. If you get a combo with rice and soy sauce, you will have a pretty good meal for $14. Can't be too picky since we are not in HK. There is a fee for credit card. Parking is a problem because it is in the food court and there are many other businesses around. After 12pm you going to have some trouble

Roast duck, roast pork and char siu all excellent. Everything on the menu is great. It's in a food court, so they are not responsible for the "atmosphere" Highly recommended.

Visited Chinatown in Atlanta and tried the Peking duck at this place. Finally found a spot that serves it just right! Crispy, juicy, and everything you'd expect from a Peking duck. Even the fancy restaurants I've been to couldn't match up. Already craving more!

I enjoyed everything! I just wish I had the option of onion fried rice or something different from plain. But, I loved the duck! 10/10

Eating here since 2002. Long before most people ever heard of the place food is really good for the price range barbecue pork duck and chicken is some of the best in Atlanta This is an update to my earlier review since this restaurant obviously has new ownership ,similar menu but not the same food or food quality. I’ve eaten here maybe three times since the new owner purchased it I’ve had a bad experience each and every time. The food, quality flavor, etc. is just not what it used to be. sad another good restaurant gone downhill from ownership changes.

The food here was decent for the price and portion size. It wasn't amazing tasting nor was it awful, just decent and pleasant tasting. I tend to gravitate toward noodle dishes. And the dry beef chow fun is a staple in the wide noodle group. There was a good amount of the noodles along with beef and veggies. Presentation and flavors were there as well. The hubs also pointed out that they use the good old white styrofoam boxes which holds a little more than the plastic black ones. You can place an order via the cashier or there's a kiosk. Not sure if there's an extra credit card processing fee to use this. I say this because some of the other places offload the credit card charges to you. Cash is the best way to go. FYI: Hong Kong BBQ is located in the Chinatown food court.

The history of American Chinatowns, like many other things that seem great on the surface, is complex. Developed originally to contain Chinese populations and separate from other parts of the city, Atlanta's Chinatown is no exception. These days, anyone attempting to experience the dining of Atlanta, Chinatown Food Court is a must try gem. Built in 1988, the space contains a gorgeous courtyard, some shops and a well sized food court. Hong Kong BBQ has a few specialities, mainly duck with rice and pork with rice. The duck served is chopped up with some sauce. The pieces used have lots of bones and the duck is not particularly flavorful. It's delicate however and while not a bad dish, it's left some flavor to be desired and there is very little duck in the portion, thus likely to leave guests hungry. There is a side of bok choy on the rice as well, but the bok choy was poorly washed and full of sand. Thus, making the side largely inedible. Due to a few of these factors, would recommend to check out the other spots in the food court like Lan Zhou noodles and Chong Quing Hot Pot first. Also, important to keep in mind that the restaurant does not have any vegetarian options.

I love food hall fast counter service restaurants because I think most restaurants don't need waiters and tipping culture is stupid. The less interaction I have with people to get food into my mouth the better. My opinions aside I think beef chow fun is probably my wife's favorite noodle dish. The portion was a good size, but it wasn't amazing or awful. It was a hefty number of noodles and beef but to me the sauce wasn't that flavorful. The overall dish was a little oily. For crispy pork, I think Best BBQ is going to be a better choice. Would I come here again? Probably but I wouldn't come out of my way just to eat here. This place is in a convenient location of Chinese shopping center.

Food court style, which is a great idea for small or large groups alike. So many options and varieties. It was hot indoors so find a spot near a fan. I'd recommend this dish however be warned they give you a lot of rice but very little meat. It does come with half an egg. I was surprised to see bok choy and not pickled mustard greens but it was good to cut the heaviness. Overall not bad but wish they gave more sauce and more meat. The picture looked so much better.

This building is nostalgic for me. And it's been MANY years since I've been here especially the food court. First and foremost I'm not sure if the air was not working properly but it was hotter inside then it was out. I had a taste for duck so I got the roast duck with rice and bok choy. It was about $13 for a meal. They do charge 3% for you to use your debit or credit card. But I got home to eat and I got mostly bone pieces of duck no extra sauce or scallion oil and the little amount of duck I got had little flavor. I give it a 3 because the gentleman working the counter was really friendly and upbeat.

Don't let the food court fool you. This place does BBQ right. The food is awesome. I got the bbq plate with roast duck, char sue and roast pork to try all the meat options. The roast pork was crispy and juicy. The roast duck was so well marinated it was heavenly. Needless to say, I did not leave a bite of this behind. The beef brisket was so tender and flavored just right. Brisket over rice, what else can I ask for, so good. Unfortunately I could not finish since I ate all the bbq plater already. The food is so good with many options and the portions are large. So glad I stopped in for lunch.

Awesome crispy pork and roast duck! Lots of other options, but I keep going back for those two.

Pretty solid Cantonese BBQ . Skin is crispy on the pork. Meat is marinated enough. If you get a combo with rice and soy sauce, you will have a pretty good meal for $14. Can't be too picky since we are not in HK. There is a fee for credit card. Parking is a problem because it is in the food court and there are many other businesses around. After 12pm you going to have some trouble

I'm on the hunt for good Chinese bbq near me. The meat here is not bad. The chicken and bbq pork satisfy my cravings. Sometimes the crispy pork is a miss depending on the time of the day you go. The skin is good, but the meat can be dry. I do not recommend eating their bok Choy. They do not wash it thoroughly enough, and you can see the dirt still on there. My four stars is more for the meat The menu and kiosk can be confusing. At the most places, the roast pork is the one with the crispy skin. At this place, it's the bbq pork with the red sauce. If you want the crispy pork, you have to pick "roast pig" on the kiosk or ask for crispy pork when you order in person. This stall is located in a food plaza where there are many other stalls.

Tasty! Happy with the duck and crispy pork. Service was fast. Price good. Lots of parking at the strip mall, weekday lunch.

Hong Kong BBQ is located in the Chinatown Food Court in Chamblee. The parking lot wraps around the complex where the food court is, so finding parking, which is free, should not be an issue. As we were trying to decide what we wanted, the employee taking orders at the counter acted like he was in a hurry for us to order and was rude and pushy. His behavior should've been a red flag for me to walk away and go to another food stall. Instead, I ordered the bbq pork with rice. Wow! What a mistake! While waiting for our food, we got a table in the large dining area. The dining area tables are all first come, first served. I went back to King Kong BBQ and waited until the employee indicated to me to come to the counter and pick up our food. I was disappointed when I opened my styrofoam container at the table. My bbq pork with rice was an overcooked pork chop that was cut up. All of the meat was drenched in bbq sauce, which was much too sweet for me. I still tried to eat some of it by scraping off as much of the sauce as possible. However, most of the meat was too hard to chew. After pushing most of the meat aside so I could at least eat the rice, I found out that someone poured a healthy amount of bbq sauce on top of the rice before placing the meat on top of it. UGH!!!! I threw away more than 2/3rds of the awful meal after eating what was salvagable. What a waste! It'll be a while if I decide to come back. If I do, I'm definitely going to steer clear of the bbq pork and go with the duck or the roast pork hanging on display.

Really good value. The char siu pork is well seasoned without being overly sweet. The one gripe I have is that sometimes it has an overly porky smell that comes from pork that has been previously frozen. I also recommend the roast pork if you like pork belly. Can't go wrong with the combo rice plates with bbq pork and roast pork or the one with the roast duck. I also recommend the beef chow fun. Lots of tender beef slices and it's not overly greasy because the wok is heated to a sufficiently high temperature. Ambiance: I recommend doing take out

OG spot. It's still as good as I remembered and so glad they decided to remain open. Recently came here for dinner and ordered the below; they recommended the braised tofu dish with vegetables. Hits the spot! :) Service is great as always!

Fewer foods scream "China town" better than the famous "hanging ducks" and this place has been serving them up for as long as I can remember. For $16 you can get the 1/2 duck with saucy rice and Chinese broccoli. This place is a gem, if not an institution. Don't expect anything fancy. It'll come in a styrofoam box with wooden chopsticks in a sleepy food court. (No wait service, food court ambiance). But, you won't find a better bbq plate anywhere for that price.

My review update to say their Dry Beef Chow Fun is still one of the best with that nice smoky stir fry flavor - except now it's $12.99 which by the way, is an awesome deal. The portion is super generous - enough to feel a family of 3-4 or leftovers for 2 more meals, lol. However leftover chow fun noodles is not the same ... noodles get rubbery and congealed together :( (It is crazy though to think I paid just $5.99 for this same dish in August 2008.) Next time, I'd like to try their roast duck.

A pretty good restaurant. The roast pork was a little bit hard and dry, but the taste was good. Crispy pork and roast duck were good. Of course compare to the NYC area these BBQ stuff was not as good, but I guess for Atlanta area this was very decent. There was a 3.5% charge for credit card. Seems to be trend for our vacation this time. Bring cash to avoid the charge.

Loved it. I've been trying to find Hong Kong style cooking here since relocating here from the San Francisco Bay Area. We know good Chinese food. We grew up tramping through SF and Oakland Chinatowns... My test is always the won ton soup. Beautiful and delicate with whole small shrimp inside. That's it. The broth was what I was seeking. Delicious! I also had to get some roasted duck - Cantonese style. I will have to restrain myself from going there too much. I also tried the dry beef chow fun. I needed it to be saucier but it was still good. So much on the menu that I have to taste. Will be a regular!

This place is trash. I paid $13 bucks for the roast duck and got 6 little pieces, which was majority bones. Don't waste your money.

It was cold, not seasoned well. I was looking forward to experiencing this place and was let down.

Over the past 5 years, I've eaten at a lot of Chinese restaurants, in and out of Atlanta and I can't say I have found too many that I've been 100% happy with. Hong Kong BBQ is another one that I can't say is perfect. But I have to say Hong Kong BBQ's meats are consistently good, and if you are able to arrive at the optimal time, the meat will be freshly cooked versus sitting out all day. Time it right and that roast pork is some of the best I've ever tasted! The past couple of years, I tried some roast duck from other locations that were OVERLY salty (why even provide that sauce to dip it in) and not fresh... but Hong Kong BBQ has rarely let me down! Definitely my go-to for a cheap and quick lunch or to bring a pound or two of roast pork or whole duck home to my parents!

Stereotypical Chinese bait and switch restaurant. When you order any food, they chop it up for you and add in fillers of old, dried, smelly pieces to your order to add weight. Works out great for the owners, more profit and less waste, terrible for the customer as you don't get what you pay for. They can have my $20

I love this place. I been meaning to stop here for their crispy pork and Bbq pork. And boy did it not disappoint! This place is located inside the Chinatown Food Court. I ordered their red bbq pork and crispy pork. It came with white steam rice and some bok choy veggies. The food tasted great. I love the their sauce they provide you. The meats were alittle cold but it's been hanging up for alittle bit. Price wasn't bad as it was around $9.00. I will definitely be back again!

To be honest, I've only ever had the Honey Roasted BBQ pork and the Crispy Pork from here...but that's because they are absolutely delicious and I always just default to it. The Honey Roasted BBQ pork is my favorite by far my favorite. An order of this over rice is all you will ever need in life. The Crispy Pork is also very good. However, if you don't like to eat around bones (like me sometimes) then this pork won't be for you. But if you want a something similar to a chicharrone with pork belly attached, this is what you need to order.

We came back again for our favorite rice with roast pork, duck and BBQ pork. Yummy as expected. Very fast service.

They do the classic "whole bird" dishes that can be hard to find in Atlanta in general, not to mention "done well." This includes two gems: Peking duck and soy chicken. These were favorites when I lived in California, and it was a treat to discover I can get them here. Additionally, the prices are very reasonable!

I have been craving roasted duck and pork for weeks now and so glad I came here! Make sure you bring cash though! The duck was nice and moist and the flavor was impeccable. However, I received a lot of fatty pieces that did take away from the amount of actual duck meat I could eat. The crispy pork had super crispy skin and was really tasty!! The pieces were a little dry, but dipping it into the sauce helped a lot. Though the flavor was there, I had to take away a star for the fatty pieces and slightly dry pork. The counter service was really nice and pleasant as well, so I will most definitely come back next time I'm in the area.

One of the best BBQ !!! You want to try it. The BBQ pork, trust me you can't stop eating it. The roasted duck, OMG!!! Crispy pork, I was in heaven!!!

One word....underwhelmed! Second word, flavorless! We were pretty disappointed considering we drove for over an hour to get there. The customer service was fair but nothing extraordinary.

No none sense. They have their menu posted on a wall written by hand. They have the chicken cooked and hanging behind the plexiglass and it is charged by weight. It's so yummy. Once you pick the amount they chop it up in front of you. Friendly side note. They are closed on Wednesdays. It's quiet in the little china town food court due to c19 but glad they are here and taking all measures to stay safe w masks and sanitizer readily available

One of the more value oriented Cantonese BBQ joints - good food at a low price. Not as flavorful as Ming's or Best BBQ, but well worth the price. Soy sauce chicken and roast duck are the hits here, I would go to other spots for their roast pork or char siu, although still delicious. Try items outside of BBQ as well, personal favorite is a Cantonese staple, dry fried beef noodles

Located within the Atlanta Chinatown Food court, this is a well known gem within the community. This is a straight to the point family owned business and it always has been. I've been coming here with my family since I was a little girl so this place holds a special place in my heart. We've had many meals with the family here. This ranges from their soy sauce chicken, char siu pork, duck, to their beef and seafood chow fun. These are the staple dishes my family and I consume. It is CASH only. They also do offer togo. The parking could be a bit difficult (especially during the weekend) but there is ample parking in the back!

One of my favorite foods in Hong Kong is the roasted pork (char siu). I've found similar adaptations around Atlanta, but Hong Kong bbq seems to be the closest to the standard roasted pork you can find all over Hong Kong. Located in "Chinatown", which is a small mall/food court, but featuring a Dim Sum restaurant, and a food court with 5-6 stalls, mostly Cantonese focused. Hong Kong BBQ is cash only. We ordered the charsiu with rice, and immediately they took down the hanging meat and chopped it up. Served in a nice portion or rice and with a bit of green sauce that normally accompanies charsiu. The value is decent for the portion size. While this dish did not meet the best offerings found in Hong Kong, it was about average for spots specializing in roasted meats. I will certainly be back next time I get a craving for some charsiu.

I love this place! My family has been going here forever, gotta be at least 20 years. It looks legit just coming up to it. It's inside the Chinatown food court off chamblee Dunwoody road. There's parking but its limited for how packed Chinatown gets. So plan to walk a good bit in case you don't get lucky. They have roasted meat like pork, chicken and duck and it's cooked perfectly, crunchy skin and soft meat. You can order take out or eat in the food court. If you eat there, your roasted meat comes with a vegetable and rice. They also have hot tea and water for customers. I like to get this hot pot with beef and bean curd and I can't remember how exactly it's called. I usually just show them a picture of it. The owner is super sweet; I can't remember her name right now but she talks to me every time and she remembers repeat customers. Really, all of their food is good and if you just describe what you want, they'll help you out.

It's a nice food court with a lot of options, the concept is amazing. I love how things work there. A lot of ppl out there in the garden, events going on, very lively, gives you this comfortable homely vibes. I had two items in here, bbq combo 2 kinds and wonton soup noodles. I personally didn't get mind blown by them but they are pretty good honest food that I'm sure more tailored to someone else's taste. I liked the roast duck the best. Come try if you want a taste of this vibrant chinese community cuz they are great!

Cheap, tasty, and very nostalgic. Been craving some hometown Chinese food since Ive been living away from home because I have zero cooking skills. Loved the preserved egg congee and the mixed barbecue rice plates. My only complaint may be that the roast duck was a bit dry.

No frills, cheap, and quick Chinese BBQ located in Chinatown's food court. I came here on my lunch break and ordered the crispy pork plate which came with rice, bok choy, and egg drop soup. When I came up to the counter, the butcher seemed annoyed and was unhelpful when I asked about the menu, but another gentleman later came up to the register and was a lot more accommodating and happily took my order. It came to $7 which is a steal. The pork was excellent; the skin was nice and crispy, and the meat was moist and flavorful with the sauce poured over it. There wasn't an excessive proportion of fat, and I did not have any bones or dry pieces. The egg soup was pretty bland, but I didn't come for that anyway. I left very satisfied with my lunch and would definitely come back again to order by the pound. Cash only! Closed on Wednesdays. Plenty of parking in the lot.

The food was amazing, I thought the duck could've been crispier but it's roasted duck and not pecking duck he said. The BBQ pork is amazing and the guy at the front is so nice and welcoming. The prices are really good, I will be back.

I been a patron for years. They had the best hong kong style noodles in atlanta. But with the recent change in ownership, the quality of noodles has declined drastically. The noodles are mealy and no longer have that al dente snap. I am truly disappointed to the lost of a gem.

Beware that they tend to sell the left over food from the day before to those customers who came early just after they open. Several times I had their leftover microwave roast duck and bbq pork. Yesterday leftover food via microwave become tough and very chewy. I have patronize this store for over 10 years, their service and meat quality has deteriorated. What a shame, and no more business from me.

The restaurant is located inside a food court, and it's cash only. There's an ATM on site, and luckily, I had my debit card on me. I ordered the crispy roast pork, roast duck, and soy sauce chicken to go. The roast pork box had a mix of crispy pork skin and rubbery pork skin and a mix of fatty cuts and dry pork ends. The roast duck was solid and tasty. The soy sauce chicken tasted bland even with the skin, but the dipping sauce improved it immensely. Overall, the prices are reasonable, and I would go back. Service was quick and friendly.

This food here is great. I usually order rice with bok choy crispy pork & duck. It's delicious, so far the best I've been able to find in the ATL area. The customer service isn't really the best, but you can always let go of stuff like that when the food is tasty. Definitely recommend checking this spot out. We also get the Stir-fry pork bbq which is awesome!

I was not aware that I've never reviewed HKBBQ! We've only eaten here for the past 10 years! Actually, the usual drill is to get BBQ for take-out. Often, it's the duck, whether it's the usual BBQ duck or a slightly more expensive pei-pah duck (more crispy and more exotic flavor), the char-siu, and/or the crispy skin pork. All 3 are top-notch, almost at a par with some of the best in North America or Asia. Other times, we've ordered dishes for take-out as well if we don't feel like cooking. There's not a great deal of variety in that department compared to a regular restaurant, but in a pinch, they would more than suffice. They actually do a ton of business with the rice plates they serve, at lunch and dinner, and probably as much to the latino clientele as the Chinese: basically a plate of rice with a meat and veggie over it, or a BBQ meat or two, perhaps a tofu stew - comfort food to those of us who grew up on it!

I went there for Peking Duck but they only had roast duck but it was done perfectly and taste good with a nice portion size

If you're looking for crispy pork (the roasted pork with the cracklin' skin), then it's normally a crapshoot as to what pieces you get. Sometimes you get a fattier piece, sometimes you get a piece without the cracklins, sometimes you get perfect pieces. I tried it for the first time today, and I got 1/3 of each category. The perfect pieces were really, really good, with just a sliver of fat, a crunchy top, and all flavor. That's enough to make me come back. I added pics of the menu - make sure you're ordering CRISPY pork (if you're looking for cracklins). Also - they're closed on Wednesdays.

This review is short and straight to the point. My family and I have been ordering from here for over a decade. We usually order takeout from here when we need a quick and yummy dinner for a night or two. We sometimes even get dinner from here on a weekly basis. The portions are generous, and the meat is always good. Prices are fair as well. Definitely recommend!

Gotta come here for the char siu and crispy pork. Better than pretty much anywhere else in town and gives Ming's BBQ a solid run for its money as best Cantonese BBQ spot in ATL. I think both spots have merit and it just comes down to preference. I will say though that HKBBQ's hot sauce is so delicious and a great pairing with any rice plate.

I've been coming here for over 30 years since I was a child. My family would drive from out of state to go to ATL, and we always hit up this spot and the market next door for groceries and snacks. It's still just as good as I remember it. No other place gives me the nostalgia that i feel when i return here. I'll always love it. Hope they stay open for another 30+ years and beyond.

This is a little store in a food court in Chinatown. These is a great place to get heo quay (roasted pig, crispy) and dry beef chow fun. The heo quay was great because it was super crispy without being too fatty. The chow fun was great and exactly what I've been looking for since I've gotten to ATL...other places I've tried, the seasoning has been too salty or bland with no flavor whatsoever. Though this is in Chinatown, there is a great diversity of patrons who visit here. This is definitely a great stop for lunch if you're looking for something different.

So disappointed I placed an order for pickup because I was out running errands. Got there to pick up my order and found out that they only had made one item and either were out of or didn't make anymore. No roast pork boo!

Very average Chinatown spot. Was craving authentic wonton noodle soup and decided to come here after researching places that sell it. Parking is ample and note the Chinatown food court only accepts cash. They do have an ATM inside somewhere. -Wonton NOODLE Soup ($7): wontons were authentic as it had both pork and shrimp inside. There were def more noodles than wontons (4-5 pieces). The soup also tasted a bit funny and def left an aftertaste. Luckily I wasn't going on a date afterwards. Overall, Chinatown is a good spot for a quick meal. Most likely will not come back here though given all the other options and Buford highway next door.