Lung Lung BBQ Plaza

Amazingly cheap prices for pretty good Chinese food. I ordered the lunch special togo. I ordered the fried rice lunch special which was really good. The lunch special comes with hot and sour soup which the soup was delicious. It was very spicy which I really love. The place does look a little run down though which made me want to never try this place. For the price they actually give a lot of food which was really worth coming back here to try other stuff on the menu. It does not look like a place where I might enjoy eating so maybe next time I want some decent Chinese food I will actually sit down and see how the service is. I will definitely be coming back here again to eat their food again and probably recommend this place for people that are on a budget.

CASH ONLY!
didn’t really have an opinion on the service since my dad ordered everything. The food here isn’t bad with good portions, but not sure about the deals. Haven’t tried their bbq and don’t plan on it.
Fried salt and pepper shrimp: not spicy like it should’ve, but it was still good since the batter wasn’t thick. Whole shrimp, not peeled, head on btw.
Mongolian beef: beef little bit salty, but this was good. Also wasn’t spicy. Didn’t skimp on meat or onions.
XO sauce eggplant (claypot): holy cow, this was so good… flavorful and the right amount of spices.
Comp lunch soup: didn’t like it.
Be aware that this is in an Asian plaza next to lion market, so there will be horrible asian drivers, tight parking and people getting in your way. There is a 3 item deal for about $ 20 something, but double check in the deal first since it looks like from other Unilocalers, they have so many restrictions… idk i just tell my dad what I want and he handles the rest.

Ordered the Peking duck to go… The duck was expensive! Like $ 22! In sf, is only $ 16… Besides that, the duck was too salty and there was no sauce that came with it. I will not be back.

Lung Lung BBQ is known mostly for their chinese roasted meats (BBQ). there’s an eatery here too: various chinese and vietnamese dishes featured in the menu on handwritten signs on the wall.
eats: won ton noodle soup (4.59) weekend dine in special
–3 or 4 golf sized wonton, pork meat filling, tasteless, no shrimp
–chewy noodles, like «hong kong» egg noodles or the dried «shrimp flavored noodles»
–msg flavored broth.
foodnotes:
–noodles better than wontons
wouldn’t reorder.
–interesing entrees written (in chinese) on the wall…
–chinese roasties definitely the item to order here, to go cheaper…
–tea automatically given, no need to ask…

This place was my go to for 5 years, until my son needed to go to the restroom. The experience scared him for life. As we walked the restroom a full coat of oil on the walls and floor covered everything we saw. The smell was so bad, my son had to cover his nose the whole time as we walked past the kitchen. The whole experience of just using the restroom was so traumatizing that he couldn’t us the restroom.
I understand the whole stigma with Chinese restaurants and dirty restrooms but this is one that will not be returning to!
Sorry for the bad review, But this is unacceptable!

Craving some bbq pork, roasted duck, and pig so got a lunch combo here. for $ 12 bucks it was pretty expensive in my opinion. Skip the rice and just get ½ a lb of each would have probably been cheaper. The rice was mushy to me, but friendly service so I will give them aonther chance.

I have been in this place several times, all dishes I ordered taste very good, you can find authentic Cantonese food here, dinner special is 19.99 for three dishes, cheap price for good Cantonese food. Worth a try.

I went there at 2:26pm and still able to order my lunch which not in the lunch menu, and they still gave me soup. The soup was so so so delicious!!! I order black bean bittermelon with spareribs over rice. The ribs are so much more than bittermelon, it was good taste, I order it without msg, and they were so kind. People are so nice there. Definitely going Back!

Best value for money, but WARNING: CLOSED ON TUESDAYS!!!
Deducting 2 stars for all these restrictions they have on their deals.
–Different prices on to-​go and for here.
–Extra surcharge if there are more than 3 ppl in your party.
–Extra surcharge if there are more than 3 dishes ordered
–No utensils given for to go orders
–Orders are restricted to tight kitchen hours windows that are not communicated.
Also, Cash Only and dirty BBQ area.

Parking lot is crazy because it’s in an Asian shopping center. But Lung Lung BBQ is worth it. It’s cheap and good Chinese food! Cash only. Whenever my family is too lazy to cook, we head over to Lung Lung to get their to go! :) I’m not quite sure how to complete this review without going into crap Chinese pin yin. So… I’ll end this review here. All in all, come.

Party: 4
ambiance: casual
money spent on avg: $ 25
service: decent
My family and I come here often for the 3 dishes + soup deal. However, from my experiences, not all the dishes are equally delicious. My family’s favorites are the deep fried flounder, seafood clay pot, and if you can handle a bit of kick, XO sauce eggplant clay pot!
Also, if you’re not in the mood to eat in, taking home a roast duck is always a favorite among the family.

I’ve only been here to order the whole roasted pig for our company luncheon but never had tried anything else. They are close on Tuesdays but if you pay them $ 10 extra, they will have some come there to roast the pig just for you. The pig is really good, extra crispy skin and meat is moist.
I’ll probably give this place a go next time when I’m craving chinese food. The three plate combo for $ 19.99 sounds like a sweet deal.

So you came here for the 3 item special. This place can be a 1 star experience but at the same time can be a 5 star experience in terms of food. You just need to know what to order. Now i’ll be a little life savor by highlighting their famed dishes.
For 3 Items Get the:
Deep Fried Flounder (its delicious and is served with a sweet soy sauce).
Sauteed String Bean with BBQ Pork Well Done. (delicious string beans! They are always fresh and crisp. Make sure to ask them to make it well done if you like your veggies softer.)
Garlic Beef Spareribs *Not to be confused with coffee spareribs which you should AVOID at all costs). These spareribs are delicious and portions are generous. Its served with fresh steamed broccoli
Combination Seafood/​Bean Curd clay pot. This is also another winner and is really good. Has an assortment of seafood including shrimp and squid and has generous amounts of tofu.
Tea is free and soup is included for everyone in your party =)

Oh Lung… lung. I only really come here for take out so I can’t say about the service inside.
What’s great about this place? Let me count the ways
1. $ 5 lunch special. Seriously so much food at such a great price
2. 3 items for $ 20. It’s like feeding a family of 10 with what they give you. A bucket of soup and rice? Yes please and on top full sized containers of food of your choice.
3. Selection up the wazoo.
4. $ 22 Peking duck WITH mantou?! Yes a full duck for less than $ 25 buckeroos and it took us 2 giant meals to finish it.
5. Fast food. If they say 10 min, it’s generally that or faster.
Okay there are some downsides. Their roasted pork isn’t crunchy enough for me, but their bbq pork hits the spot every time. Their eggplant was also delicious with enough spice and sauce to coat my ever so loving stomach.
So yes, it’s not super quality food, but for the price and quantity, heck I’ll come back again and again and again.

Been here a few times. The parking lot is crazy if you come at the wrong times. My mom will often order the BBQ to go for family events and the prices are really good here. The lunch specials and their 3 for $ 20 deal is really good too. Lots of food for little money.
There’s also this type of pork that I never eat whenever my family orders it but I tried it here and it was really good. Now I only want to eat that dish here because it was that good. Workers are very nice :)

This place is more of a to go, then a sit down restaurant, in fact the few times I have come here I have never seen anyone eating in the dining room, just lining up to get the takeout.
My wife and I come here sometimes when we are in the mood for some duck and some cha siu, both of which fantastic. In fact we are just about in the mood for it every time we walk by this place because all the ducks hanging in the window look so good, its hard to resist.
I am not sure we would ever try coming here to sit down and eat, it just does not seem like the service or experience would be that great, but this is definitely a great place to grab some take out.

I like this place! It is my go-​to place when I’m craving roasted duck or roasted pork. Sooo fattty but sooo guuuuddddd!
Also, when my husband and I are lazy and don’t want to cook, we come here for dinner. $ 20 for 3 dishes… comes with soup and rice! Not only does it fill us up for dinner but enough leftovers for lunch the next day. Winning!

Solid three stars.
I had dinner with my family here and the staff was so attentive, polite and so nice. Service was definitely on par. The menu is extensive! Over hundreds of dishes. We ordered about 10 dishes to share. The highlights were the soft tofu/​oyster in clay pot, fried flounder, pecking duck, szechuan beef, beef and ginger, and the tofu claypot. We also ordered hot and sour soup, but the waiter overheard that my mom didn’t like spicy soups, so he brought a few bowls of some tofu soup on the house, which was so nice. The restaurant isn’t the most comfortable to eat in and they use plastic dishes, but the food is affordable and does the trick.

It has been 4 years since I’ve been back at Lung Lung, and I didn’t miss out. We went last Friday ⁵⁄₂₇ and the place wasn’t crowded. I recognized the same waiters and waitresses.
My family ordered the 5 entrees — 3 were part of the family dinner meal for $ 22. The dinner meal came with rice and soup.
1) Fried flounder — Fish was crispy and salty due to the soy sauce. Otherwise, there wasn’t much flavor.
2) Tofu Claypot — It had some seafood, tofu, bbq pork, duck, and some cabbage. Sauce was good.
3) White fish with bok choy — I thought this was a little salty.
4) Salt and pepper shrimp — This wasn’t very good. The batter wasn’t that crispy. I did like the jalapenos and garlic.
5) Cashew chicken — I didn’t eat the chicken, but there was a lot of diced squash, carrots, and some cashews. Not a lot of cashews though.
Fortune cookies were given at the end of the meal.
I still like New China Station in Newark as my go-​to Chinese food! It’s too bad that the owners left this former Milpitas location to Newark.

My companies HR manager is chinese and he is always on the prowl for an inexpensive lunch. Coupon, 2 for 1, specials you name it he is there. He talked about the Lung Lung restaurant and that he heard good things about it. In it’s location there must be twenty or so restaurants and it is situated by the cornerstone Lion Market.
The interesting thing that you notice when you walk in the door are the hanging barbq and roasted delights. Pork, duck, chicken, squab? They also offered party platters of chow mein, fried rice and items from the extensive menu
Came for a lunch visit because the HR manager wanted a good lunch for a good price so we started going down the menu.
Pork stomach with greens
Pork intestines with greens
Where is the food I’m used to. I ordered the roast duck with chinese greens and for $ 6.55 that was less expensive then dishes in the Milpitas Ranch 99 restaurants. They also have this special 3 dishes for $ 20.99 which look good for the money. The duck was flavorful but I think they should serve chinese green vs. cabbage which was kinda bland and mushy. My co-​worker ordered coffee beef… that was different.
Inexpensive but the strange internal offerings won’t be ordered by me.