罗宫串城 Luogong Grilled Skewer 라궁양꼬치

I thought everything tasted good overall. The atmosphere was quite cozy too. Their signature is lamb marinated with green plum enzyme, but honestly, I couldn’t really tell the difference from regular lamb, still, it was tasty. The self rotating grill was convenient since you don’t have to turn the skewers yourself, but only the center had strong heat, while the sides were much weaker. Maybe it’s better to have the skewers partially grilled before bringing them to the table.

If you’re looking for the best lamb skewers in Flushing, this is the spot! The lamb is always juicy, tender, and full of flavor with the perfect amount of spice. Every bite is smoky and delicious—cooked just right. The atmosphere is lively, the service is quick, and the prices are fair for the quality you get. I’ve tried many places, but nothing beats this one. Highly recommend for anyone craving authentic and satisfying lamb

absolutely love how you can cook the skewers yourself and it rotates to cook evenly. there’s so many options to choose from. aside from their skewers you need to get their pork w. sweet & sour sauce. its just so good and the portion was fair. overall, a solid place to satisfy your skewer cravings. they’re opened 1:30 am everyday. if you plan to drive, there’s plenty of parking in the lot!

Was looking for some malatang in the area since my go to placed was closed. Was just walking in the area and stumbled on this spot. Great interior and the food was good too. You dont really get to choose what you want in your malatang, so that was the only downside. Other than that, good eats!

The overall dining experience at this restaurant was satisfying, most of the dishes tasted good and were well seasoned. Although similar delicacies can be found in Flushing, the cucumber salad and duck blood here were particularly outstanding and impressed me. The fresh ingredients and clever seasoning can be felt in every bite, fully demonstrating the chef's care and skills. The service was also quite good, the waiters were warm and thoughtful, making people feel at home. The environment of the restaurant is comfortable and suitable for dining with friends or family gatherings. Overall, this is a place worth recommending, and if you are looking for delicious Chinese food, you will definitely not be disappointed here!

This meal is really a wonderful experience! The decoration style of the shop is very attractive and the environment is comfortable and pleasant. The variety of dishes and delicious taste really made us hooked up. The waiters are warm and kind, and their professionalism and patience make us feel warm.

What a fun way to have skewer. Cooking right in front of you. The bbq grill spins and cooks your skewer meats. You can get them cook too in the kitchen if you want your food asap as well. We got a combo that came with sweet and sour pork. We also order more skewers. They also give sides for you to enjoy while you wait. It's such a fun experience.

TLDR: Korean-Chinese skewer restaurant. Lots of variety, stick to the lamb - everything is very new and super comfortable. Luogong is the new popular skewer spot where the old Viet restaurant was. Tried with some friends. Got the tofu skin salad, the stir-fried intestines and a whole bunch of lamb. The salad was refreshing, a bit salty/sweet. Stir-fried intestines were exceptionally good. Crunchy veg and the RICH offal slices. We got the traditional lamb skewers cooked on the grill and the premium lamb chops that are cooked in the kitchen and sliced table side. Overall pretty good and I loved how clean the place is. The menu is pretty expansive so probably need to eat through more of it to see which things are best.

I came back again and I feel like the luogong beef skewer now has a mellow sweet taste to it that it didn't have before. The skewers are still delicious and juicy. This time, we also got the egg fried rice and the signature golden beef soup. The egg fried rice is just delicious. Growing up my parents always told me not to order fried rice outside but just a simple egg fried rice hits the spot. Especially when you eat it with the skewer meat The signature golden beef soup is sour and spicy. It definitely brings the head

Came here on a late night weekday and there were quite a lot of open spaces. I got their plum lamb skewers, mala beef rib skewers, beef belly skewers, and their beef dry hot pot. In this place, some skewers can be cooked in front of you (like the plum skewers). The servers recommended to cook it for 15 mins. For the skewers, they also have a plate of sauce where you can roll your skewers in. It changes the flavor profile so it's definitely trying with and without the sauce based on your preference! The dry hot pot comes in either seafood or beef and I chose beef. It's a really oily dish, however considering it was only $20, the portion was really nice!

If you're craving bold, savory, and smoky flavors, Lougong Grill Skewer is the place to hit. This spot brings serious heat (literally and figuratively) with its authentic Chinese-style street BBQ--perfectly grilled, irresistibly seasoned, and downright addictive. The skewers are the obvious stars here. From tender lamb to juicy chicken wings and flavorful veggies, everything comes off the grill with just the right char. The seasoning? Chef's kiss--a savory blend of cumin, chili, and garlic that hits all the right notes. Spice lovers, you'll be in heaven. The vibe is casual and fun, ideal for late-night eats or a relaxed get-together with friends. Everything pairs well with their ice specialty ginseng cocktail. It's no-frills and full of flavor--just how good street-style BBQ should be. I'll definitely be back to try more skewers (and maybe sneak in an extra lamb or two).

This is a great spot to grab skewers with friends and family. There is a parking lot so parking is free and the restaurant is very spacious with lots of booths and a row of more private enclosed spaces. Every skewer we tried was good with the standout being the lamb skewer with the plum enzyme. It was very tender and smooth. The magic is in that special sauce they give each table along with the cumin and sesame seed spice mix in one of the containers. The combination of those two is chef's kiss. The cucumber salad with house salad is a great option to help cool off and take breaks from all the meat. Warning: the mala flavor skewers have a lingering spice that intensifies over time! The table has a cool spinning mechanism if you hook the skewer on right. However, they served all the skewers cooked even though we asked to cook at the table. The table ended up being used just to warm up the skewers.

Came here late one night with my friend. The space was clean and spacious. There are so many skewer places now, and they're honestly all very similar. This restaurant doesn't really stand out in my opinion, but it was still very good. The two of us ordered the combo Set D. It's too much food for 2 people and we ended up taking food to go. for $66 plus tax and tip , you get 10 lamb skewers, 10 chicken skewers and 10 mala skewers, along with a scallion pancake. I would come back since theres a parking lot here.

Thanks to my friend Andie for introducing me to this place. Our group of three came in to enjoy so meat skewers and ma la tang and for the most part this place did not disappoint. Luogong is made for groups with comfortable booths throughout and even large semi private rooms along one side. The decor is very colorful and I like the designs on the panels on the partitions. The main draw here are the skewers. Each table has an automatic skewer grills with the skewers having little sprockets on the end where the gears fit along the grill allowing them to rotate back and forth automatically. We got some lamb, mala lamb and pork rib skewers are each one was basically $2.. (an order of 5 is $10). They aren't the largest skewers - basically yakitori sized. I thought the flavor was good. Ask for the cumin/sesame powder which enhances the flavor of the meat. We also got a mala tang with lamb which my friend asked for "very spicy" because the last time she was here she felt it wasn't spicy enough. I think she regretted the request and found it was too spicy - maybe next time Goldilocks will find it just right haha. I enjoyed it, but I tend to have a high spicy heat tolerance. We also ordered this fried mushroom with pork floss dish which was tasty and provided a contrast to the skewers and malatang. I didn't realize this dish was $28 and it made me go hmmm, that's some pricey mushrooms. They give you a lot so it's good for a group. The service was very attentive - we came in on a Monday so it wasn't overly busy, but perhaps more than I thought it would be. There were some ballers sitting next to us ordered lamb chops, and large oysters which are some of the menus higher priced items. The lamb chops are cooked in the back and prepped at the table with the server slicing up the meat making for easier eating. Overall I enjoyed it here. I like the large parking lot with easy parking. Come check out this corner spot and enjoy some automated skewers cooked right before your eyes!

TLDR: Korean-Chinese skewer restaurant. Lots of variety, stick to the lamb - everything is very new and super comfortable. Luogong is the new popular skewer spot where the old Viet restaurant was. Tried with some friends. Got the tofu skin salad, the stir-fried intestines and a whole bunch of lamb. The salad was refreshing, a bit salty/sweet. Stir-fried intestines were exceptionally good. Crunchy veg and the RICH offal slices. We got the traditional lamb skewers cooked on the grill and the premium lamb chops that are cooked in the kitchen and sliced table side. Overall pretty good and I loved how clean the place is. The menu is pretty expansive so probably need to eat through more of it to see which things are best.

Came here on a week day and there was no wait. We got the skewer set D that came with lamb, mala, and chicken skewers. We also ordered cucumber, shredded potatoes (both cold dishes), and mala tang. Portions were pretty big! We had a bunch of leftovers to take home. Overall food was pretty good and would come back!

A different experience for Memorial day BBQ with North China grill skewers. Side dish include seafood pancake 5/5 Fatty beef, chicken heart, lamb all of them are delicious 5/5 Most of all reasonable price 5/5

I got the chance to try this Korean Skewer restaurant! When I arrived I parked in the plaza parking lot. I walked in and was greeted and sat. The spot was super cute! I was served by Xiao and he was great! I ordered the: LuoGong Plum Lamb Chicken wings chicken skewers Shrimp skewers Steamed buns Korean shin ramen egg fried rice The food was excellent. The only thing that was just ok was the chicken skewers. I loved the flavors! All in all it was a great time!

Didn't realize there was a skewers place like this in queens. Came by for dinner on Friday evening, was seated right away. There is a parking lot too so that was super convenient. They have set menus that come with different types of skewers. We got the D set which included 10 lamb, 10 mala lamb and 10 chicken skewers. You can opt to cook it at the table in the grill or have it cooked in the kitchen. We opted for table cooking which made the experience fun. The pieces of meat are juicy and fatty. The mala lamb skewers were so good. They also have a spicy dipping sauce for the skewers. The chicken skewers came cooked from the kitchen, the chunks of meat are huge. Definitely enough food for 4 people. The set also came with vegetable pancakes, nothing amazing. We also got the kimchi fried rice which was good. The mala tang was so good and maybe my favorite dish. It has tons of veggies, glass noodles and beef. The broth had the perfect amount of spice. Also got the cucumber house salad. Perfect addition. Crispy and sweet and sour marinade. Overall great meal. Left full and price point is pretty affordable. Would come back.

Disappointed!! Came for their bbq which was highly promoted on social but food was either too bland or salty. The non marinated bbq skewers was offered with table side seasoning but it was just a mix of pepper and cumin seeds which didn't give any flavor. They need to provide ground cumin and salt. The pots was overly salty. And the Enoki tin foil was just enoki and bean sprouts for $18. They've also up the price of grilled scallop. Use to be $9 for 2pc. It's now $9 for 1pc.

Skewers!!!! Need I say more?!?! Hahaha. Who doesn't like skewers? I usually get my meat skewers from street carts, so when I learned of Luogong Skewers, I was jonesing to go! Luogong Skewers is located in a small shopping center, right next door to H-Mart. Parking in the lot was easy, which I appreciated since parking in this neighborhood can be challenging. They have a huge menu, so picking which skewers to try was hard! Haha They all sounded so good. But on this visit, there was only 3 of us, so we picked 3 different skewers to try. You can have the skewers cooked for you in their kitchen, or you can cook them yourself in the BBQ Grill at your table. We opted to cook them ourselves. The skewers are on metal sticks that rotate automatically for even cooking. Make sure you put the skewers sticks correctly on their tracks! I would suggest to put your grill on a high temperature to get the BBQ sear and flavors; otherwise you will be waiting a while for your meats to cook and they won't have that delicious BBQ sear taste. But don't be surprised when the flames randomly flair up! It's quite a visual! Once the meats are cooked to your preference, you can move the skewers to the upper rack to keep them warm without overcooking them. Note that they will give you plates of the house hot sauce, which is terrific! They will also come around to give you a seasoning made of cumin and sesame seeds. Also, on the table, are 3 different types of dry chilis. Whichever seasoning you use, I'm sure they will compliment your skewers nicely. I tried a few varieties and they were all good. Here is our Menu (shared by 3 ppl): ~ Mala Pork Rib Skewers (5 skewers/$10): Great! The mala flavors were mild, so add more spice if you prefer spicier. ~ Mala Lamb Skewers (5 skewers/$10): Also Great! The mala flavors were mild, so add more spice if you prefer spicier. ~ Luogong Beef Skewers (10 skewers/$20): Great! All of the skewers are great. ~ Kimchi Fried Rice ($12): Just ok, and could have used more kimchi. The flavors were very one-note. I actually added some soy beans from the ban chan to give the rice more texture. I would also add some chilis. ~ Mala Tang Dry Hot Pot ($20+$1 for seafood): (comes with a bowl of white rice). This Mala was actually good n spicy! Good amount of seafood and veggies. Very flavorful. But next time, I would skip the seafood and try the lamb version. ~ Vegetable Pancake (complimentary): my mistake was thinking this was a scallion pancake. It had some scallions in it but it's definitely not a scallions pancake. It was kinda bland, seemed undercooked and wasn't crispy at all. But still, thank you for the chance to try it! Note that the meat on all the skewers were small sized. This was good for cooking purposes, and you didn't have to wait too long before your skewers are ready to eat. However, on a value standpoint, you don't really get the value for what you paid for. Still, the skewers were the highlight of our meal. Customer service was efficient, friendly and helpful. There is a slight language barrier with some of the staff but there was always someone to help when needed. There are a few private rooms which seats 6 ppl but most of their regular tables can also easily seat 6 ppl. There are also tables for 2 ppl. In a neighborhood full of Korean BBQ restaurants, Luogong Skewers is definitely a standout! I'm already plotting my next visit! Can't wait to try their other skewers!

Had Luogong bookmarked for quite a while after seeing it on IG reels, but I was a bit on the fence about coming here after hearing some reviews. I'm so glad we decided to come though, because this is such a nice spot to eat & yap! We came here as a party of 3 on a Saturday for an early dinner, and the restaurant was already 75% full. Could definitely seeing this be a popular late night spot. For the 3 of us, we ordered a few skewers (beef (10), mala lamb (5), pork belly & enoki (4), fish balls (5), fish tofu (5), and squid (1)), as well as the garlic seafood foil pot. I loved the interactive experience of being able to grill your own skewers on their rotating grill. The beef & lamb skewers came raw, but I was a bit surprised to find that all the other skewers came cooked. I wish they had a few more items that we could cook to our liking instead. But regardless, these were all pretty tasty, especially when the tableside seasoning was added! The skewers are already a bit marinated and seasoned to begin with, but the seasoning amps it up for the classic skewers taste. The seafood foil pot was full of garlicky goodness and vermicelli noodles; it definitely needed a rice though to help balance out some of the saltiness. I also appreciated that they provided a few free sides to help as a palate cleanser, considering some of their salads were like $15. I didn't get a chance to peep the bill, but the prices here do seems to be a little bit on the mid/pricier end for skewers. The overall ambiance here is great though. Service is not the most attentive, but most of what you need is already available in the tableside drawer. There's also a bit of a language barrier. But overall, good experience and would come back!

Came here on a Saturday afternoon and it wasn't too busy! We were seated promptly after arriving. Service was good, they were attentive. You grill your meats on a rotating grill. The kids enjoyed too. Prices were very reasonable and portions were a good size! The decor was very nice too! Will definitely be returning!

This place seems new and helpful for ordering a ton of skewers. What I love is the automatic rotation of the skewers without you having to flip them and the rack above to let the oil drain without overcooking them until they're burnt. Most of the lamb, beef, and pork skewers are marinated well or tasty with their dry sesame seasoning mix. Each morsel is tender and bite-sized for kids and seniors to chew easily. Save room for some of their dishes, like the grilled squid and stuffed mushrooms with shrimp and fish roe. In particular, I liked their black pepper beef skewer cooked with raw egg yolk brushed on it for a tender, juicy, and flavorful mix accentuated by their different seasoning options. The booth style seating with exhaust works well to ensure your clothes don't smell from the grilling and oils. In addition, they have a bell to ring for prompt, friendly, and helpful service. Parking is ample in this lot or nearby streets. It's next to H-Mart, which makes it convenient to shop afterwards to digest and burn some calories walking down those aisles. I'd come back for more with family and friends!

Always a sucker for trying new spots, and that one IG reel was convincing enough for me! Bigger parties had these tucked in sections of the place, and two parties were seated more out in the open. The service was really top tier, that when walking around, the waiters KNEW what to give us, like an extra beer glass, or extra water. We fell for the Green Plum Enzyme Lamb Skewers ($25), which came with 10. I didn't taste any Plum and even thought it meant the pieces were big like plums, but no. They were just regular small sized lamb pieces, although their flavor was delicious. We tried their beef, pork, and even tried lamb belly/shank skewers for the first time, each priced at $10 for 5. Their pork and lamb were my favorite. Wish they had more options still. Most of the joy of eating here comes from the process of getting to grill the skewers yourself and add seasoning to your liking. There's also side dishes like onions, peanuts, and spicy radish to accompany your meats. Would come again in a group!

I've been on the hunt for authentic skewers and I finally found the place!! Everything was so delicious and spicy. I loved the lamb skewers and the double boiled fish. Side dishes were superb. Love love love!!!

satisfy your late night skewer cravings here! the grill literally rotates and it cooks evenly. they have a good selection to choose from. aside from the skewers, definitely get their pork w. sweet & sour sauce. I was obsessed with it. the service here was amazing. the interior is huge and spacious. they're also in a plaza so plenty of parking!

Very nice staff. Comfortable booths. The meat was so tender and delicious that it didn't require the extra seasonings and sauces. We had the Mala pork ribs, LuoGong Beef, and egg fried rice.

Great place to come for skewers. They had a variety of skewers and they all tasted really good. Also, the restaurant is kept really well, and looks very upscale. They have large tables to fit big groups. The staff was also very friendly and accommodating. The only downside is that the skewers were pretty expensive and the portions were pretty small for the price.

Yes, the skewers are the main attraction and the 3 types of lamb (green plum enzyme is amazing) did not disappoint. My better half is from Yanbian a northern China area that has regional cuisine combining Korean and northeastern Chinese cooking. This place was a big hit with visiting relatives from California. They loved the crispy sweet and sour pork, tofu sheets with hot green pepper, and traditional rice sausages. I loved the tteok (sticky rice cake with red bean crumbles). The service was prompt and attentive. We asked for to go servings of the free side dishes which we love and they gave us a generous helping. Widescreen tvs play demos of the food prep process and how to enjoy the skewers. The automatic rotisserie at each table is cool. We loved the privacy and ambiance of the booth. Grateful for the positive impression we made on our guests.

The booths are pretty comfortable and spacious if you have a party of 2 or 4. While the pictures may look delicious, the lamb was decent in many ways but the portion size for the money was meh. We ordered many different types of lamb skewers, beef skewers, and even the pork belly enoki skewers. We left not feeling full at all after ordering many, many skewers. Don't be fooled by the pictures, the meat is really tiny! The grill also rotates while it cooks the skewers, but took so long. You're just sitting there for such a long time waiting for the skewers to cook. You run out of things to even talk about. The outer edges take even longer with those skewers taking at least 20 minutes. Imagine coming in famished and not being able to eat anything for over 20 minutes. They did give us a complimentary scallion pancake, which was nice of them.

YUMMY AND JUICY SKEWERS. We got ordered one of their sets for $66 that included 20 lamb skewers, one order of spicy dry pot and one veggie pancake. The dry pot was just okay but both the skewers and pancake were really good. The skewers are of decent size and it's nice to be able to cook it right in front of yourself. They cook pretty quickly as well! The restaurant is spacious and the wait staff is nice.

Food 100% Flavors 100% Spiciness adjustability 100% Service lacking. Servers seem to have their designated tables and the guy who took my order disappeared after he took my order. Service was slow. I had to remind them of things they forgot to bring to my table like my kids' entree. They seemed overwhelmed. Would I come back though? Yea I love the flavors lol

Delicious food and great vibes, staff members are very attentive and helpful! !!! I would definetly come back again

The food was good recommend the mala lamb And chicken. Service was ok . Ambiance is cool let us grill the our own meats

Food was fairly priced and tasted amazing. The kimchi fried rice was probably my favorite, I did not expect it to taste that good. The seats are very comfortable and the atmosphere was nice, music isn't too loud. They are a new place and if youre in the area you should definitely check them out!

One of my favorite restaurants in the Flushing area! I've dined here four or five times, and each visit has been fantastic. The food is always delicious, and the service is warm and welcoming. I also appreciate the spacious seating, which adds to the comfortable dining experience. From skewers to main dishes, everything I've tried has been excellent. The owner (or manager?) and the entire staff are attentive and friendly, making every visit enjoyable. I'll definitely keep coming back!

Food was delicious. Service was okay, they were very understaffed but still were able to get things done. The restaurant is nice inside and very comfortable

Bad service. Food poisoning. Good concept, poorly executed. Terrible service all around and short-tempered waiters. I did like the food, but their staff demeanors pretty much ruined the entire experience. They don't explain the proper usage method of their in-table grills, which mine obviously had issues, but they sure didn't skip a beat to blame me directly for the grease flames that occur because their water pan wasn't handled properly. Their restrooms were blazing hot but everyone that works there seems to think this is normal. Ambiance is as advertised, but ruined by poorly taped-on February Christmas decorations with a depleted and dangling battery pack. They informed us upon ordering that they offered complimentary vegetable pancakes for orders over $50, which is great. Unfortunately we had to ask for this when it still had not arrived at the table and we were almost done with our meal. We were met with a disappointing, cold and undercooked pancake with barely any vegetables. It was either a promotional move or a kind gesture for them to offer the table raw marinated crab free of charge. It tasted ok, but not sure how coincidental it is that I ended up in the emergency room from food poisoning one night after having had the crab. My dining partner didn't have the crab and was ok. We heavily considered other options before coming here for a late night dinner. Needless to say it was a regrettable decision.

kinda on the pricer end it's also hard to find ( it's in the corner ) food isn't bad tho . just pricy love their spice they do have combos u can pick from

Must get the green skewer sauce that comes with the skewers. It is FIRE!! Service is sorta spotty at times.

Nice environment. Great place to bring friends to for a fun lunch. Food is okay but overpriced. $50pp for small amount of food. Service is almost nonexistent. Just brought food. No refill water.

The first time we tried this restaurant, it didn't give us a good impression because we ordered for take out. The bag that we brought back was very light. By the time we got home and when we opened up the containers, the meats were very small and dried. We were really disappointed. So we thought to give them another chance since I wanted to try their other dishes. I felt better the second time because we ate in instead. The meats tasted much better, although I wish they would put more meats on the skewers. We also tried their dried hot pot and a cabbage dish. Both dishes were pretty good. I would come back and try other dishes.

each skewer is small, it is super small and short after grill, the size is small than little finger, not worth, not recommend.

Simply best lamb grilled skewer in Flushing!!! I love the food also very clean not like other skewer place! so far best skewer !! Korean cold noodle was awesome too!!

I can't recommend this place because the portions are so small it's RIDICULOUS. I'm used to small portions. I'm used to high prices. I don't mind paying high prices for good food but this was 100% not worth it. I kid you not, the portions were so small that by the time the meat had the tinniest bit of char (which is what you want for bbq) it was dried out and burnt onto the stick. You could not pull the meat off. Once cooked, each cube was the size of my pinky nail. They weren't even 1 cm sized cubes. The entire skewer all together did not equal one cube of a kebab everywhere else. Complete rip off since the lamb skewers were 10 for $15. I don't think I even got $2 worth of food. The meat was not juicy because there wasn't enough meat to retain any moisture once cooked. My child who barely eats, ate 4 skewers. That's how little food there was on each stick. It was literally crumbs of meat. Ever been to a high end Japanese yakitori place? This place is like 1/6 the skewer size. Save yourselves and don't go. This place should not exist. I suspect it will close soon because no one would ever go back.