Camino Alamo BBQ 老段烧烤 — Restaurant in Austin

A hidden gem.

This unassuming trailer tucked into the back corner of a parking lot-turned food truck park is emblazoned with the spray painted words BEST LAMB COOKING. And they are right.

I ordered the lamb skewers, it came with a little bit of rice. Food took a little under 10 minutes, though the tantalizing aroma of the charcoal grill make the passage of time feel slower. The food is simple as the methods employed to cook it. The menu is not extensive: lamb, beef or skewers and yellow rice. What is not simple is the flavor; it is complex and savory. You want to hang onto every bite for its spice and smokiness. The reasonable portions beckon you to return as your hunger is satisfied and your tastebuds...

This is a Uyghur barbecue, lamb, beef, chicken wings are skewered on the barbecue. It shows the most original charcoal grilled aroma, and the price of 11$ per portion is worth it. This is the most successful barbecue I have eaten in Austin. It is not a gorgeously decorated restaurant, it does not have a high-quality environment, but you can eat cheap and affordable barbecue. You can smell the charcoal grilled smell on the roadside. Many customers are attracted by the delicious smell. This is the barbecue that...

Great casual dinner spot for delicious skewers! We were walking along Guadalupe thinking about where to grab a bite to eat, and got drawn in by the wonderful smell. The food is grilled right in front of you. The lamb skewers were tender, juicy, and so flavorful and well-seasoned. I was very pleasantly surprised at the portion size too, since the skewers were bigger than I expected— good portion of meat. The owner was kind and welcoming as well. We will definitely be...