Yang's BBQ Restaurant

The food here is very delicious. I used to come here to eat. I especially like their grilled fish and northeast cold noodles. In addition, the service attitude is still good. Whenever I wave, someone will come over. Sometimes there are a lot of people.You still need to wait in line for a seat. Generally, when you go on weekdays, there are still many places left. The waiter will also ask you what spicy degree you need, which is very considerate and the speed of serving food is also very fast. There are also wine sales, which satisfy my love of drinking

This is one of my go to favourite spots. The food is spicy but worth the heat. I definitely recommend you try it. Hidden gem in Scarborough in popular Midland / Finch area. They serve Chinese BBQ - Sichuan cuisine. Very popular for their skewers - Chongqing Street Food. The skewers are fresh, hot, spicy, moist and tasty. The cumin is strong and spicy but super flavourful. The lamb skewers are the best, very addictive. I will also recommend the chicken fried rice - it’s one of the best! Their dumplings are a must have. The serving size is huge and cheap. If you are feeling for something more exotic - try the Spicy Flavour Roasted Fish. It is served with Glass Noodles Fensi and I don’t know what’s better the Noodles or the Fish. You can pay extra for extra noodles. The fish is freshly caught from their tank and prepared. Fish is generally an expensive item in Toronto and their price is fair. They recently renovated their restaurant and the decor is modern, inviting and comfortable. Most of the staff’s English is limited but they manage. They also have some whose English is more conversational. Tip : if you pay cash you can get a 5percent discount :

Tried this place for the first time and it was very good for a family dinner. The portions were big, one soup noodle was enough to share between 3 people. I liked the lamb and the pork belly skewers. We ordered lamb fried rice to share as well but there was no lamb in it. They only take cash or debit as a precaution. Service is in line with a chinese restaurant.

Food was very good. First time coming back here since before covid. But wow! Their prices increased by a lot!! I remember back then, three beef skewers were only $4.99. Now its almost $8. We spent around $35 each in order to get full.

July 2021 located in a semi busy plaza split between restaurants, stores and a medical building. This restaurant isn't bad. The BBQ lamb skewers are always a good start and tastes ok. A bit spicy as you'd expect and are a decent size. The spicy fried chicken is pretty good, spicy and flavorful. The stewed pork and vermicelli in hot pot was ok... Certainly a unique flavor.

Food's tasty, my family likes these dishes. Food: 5/5

I recently had the opportunity to try this Chinese barbeque, and I have to say, my experience was a bit of a mixed bag. On one hand, I enjoyed the cold noodles - they were big and had a nice texture. However, I was disappointed with the barbeque in general. The pork belly was under-seasoned, and the beef was not cooked to my liking. Overall, I think the cold noodles were the highlight of the meal, but the barbeque left something to be desired.

Sep2021: review based on one visit. Inexpensive, fast service and excellent bbq skewers. This isn't a fancy place, but if you're here for their bbq skewers, they are very good if not excellent. All were well cooked and spiced: had the lamb, beef, chicken, shrimp balls, cabbage and yes, the lamb testicles. Can also recommend their steamed dumplings and cold dishes. Liked the kelp salad. Tried two dishes and they were OK, I think I'd stick to the bbq skewers, dumplings, cold dishes and maybe try a casserole dish next time. The menu is extensive, with good sized portions, inexpensive and turnaround on orders quick with perfunctory service which is ok with me. Thought the spice level was fine, and the really hot items are marked with red peppers. The tent for outdoor dining is functional for what it is. Definitively interested in a return visit.

Great North Eastern style Chinese food with good portions for the prices offered. Be warned however, this place gets VERY busy and you could be in for a wait depending on the day and time you come. A very Chinese style restaurant, main language spoken is Mandarin. You may have a bit of a tough time communicating. Due to the business, you will want to be careful with your plate and utensils. Definitely have to make sure you give them a good rinse and wipe yourself. Other than that, the food is really tasty. Give this place a shot if you can withstand it's drawbacks.

Yang’ s BBQ has been my favor BBQ place in Toronto. It's consistent, the portion size was good! Its affordable and tasty!!