Golden Time BBQ — Restaurant in Houston

This place really stands out from the usual BBQ spots. Unlike Korean or Japanese BBQ, which tend to have a sweeter flavor, this Chinese-style BBQ offers a bold and savory taste that’s just as flavorful in its own way. The selection of meats isn’t huge, but what they do offer is excellent—especially the meat sleeves, which are tender and well-seasoned.

The oysters were a bit of a downside—$30 for 6 felt overpriced, especially since a similar quality and taste can be found across the street for $20. Still, the overall dining experience makes up for it.

The atmosphere is one of the highlights. It’s modern and stylish, with cool decor like a giant dragon and bull head, and an LED screen that adds to the vibe. Unlike some Korean BBQ spots, there’s no loud music here, which makes it easy to have a conversation without yelling over noise. It was a little warm inside, though, which might be uncomfortable on a hot day.

Overall, despite a couple of minor drawbacks, I’d definitely come back again. It’s a refreshing twist on BBQ and worth trying if you’re looking for...

I had dinner at this Chinese-style BBQ spot recently and was genuinely impressed. The food was flavorful, fresh, and cooked to perfection. We ordered a variety of skewers—lamb, beef, chicken wings, and mushrooms—and everything came out hot and nicely seasoned, with just the right amount of spice.

The atmosphere is casual and lively, perfect for a relaxed night out with friends. I liked that we could see the grill from our table—it added to the whole experience. Service was friendly and efficient; the staff checked in a couple of times to make sure everything was okay and offered good recommendations.

Prices were reasonable for the portion sizes, and the menu had plenty of options, including some unique items I don’t usually see elsewhere. I’ll definitely be coming back, especially for the grilled squid and cumin lamb...

I stopped by this Chinese BBQ restaurant after a friend recommended it, and it did not disappoint. The skewers were full of flavor—especially the cumin lamb and chicken wings. Everything was grilled just right, with a nice smoky taste but not overly charred.

The vibe inside was casual and lively, with a mix of families and small groups. Service was quick and friendly—they helped explain a few items on the menu since it was my first time trying some of the dishes.

What I liked most was the variety—lots of options for meat, veggies, and even seafood. The prices were reasonable too, especially if you go with a few people and share.

Overall, a great spot if you’re in the mood for something flavorful and different. I’ll definitely be back to try more...