BBQ Cafe Chinese Cuisine — Meal Delivery in East Rockingham

Reviews of BBQ Cafe Chinese Cuisine

• Xavier

  Added 2016.09.02

  The Mongolian Lamb was tasteless thin sauce too much veggie little meat.same with the other Beef dishes too.The BBQ Pork, Honey Chicken,Pork faired a little better but the sauce was very thin.
• Jonathan

  Added 2016.05.30

  Have had food from Bbq Cafe 4 times so far and every time it has been awesome!
• Sebastian

  Added 2016.05.14

  We had various Dishes to Celebrate my Birthday.
• Abigail

  Added 2016.02.17

  To preface this review, let me just say that this is not a 'quality' restaurant. I wouldn't go out here with a bunch of friends to show off the classy local cuisine by any means. It is, however, a nice place to get food from regardless. This review is focused on the take-out/delivery experience.
• Cameron

  Added 2015.12.30

  Prawn Chips were half the size of others I've tried.
• Justin

  Added 2015.10.26

  So if it's so average/underwhelming, why rate it 4 stars you may ask? Price and service. A smaller family run business using cheap ingredients, the portion sizes are incredibly generous, and they offer a lot of bonuses the more you order at reasonable limits.
• Hunter

  Added 2015.10.03

  In future I will go elsewhere for My Chinese Fix.
• Eric

  Added 2015.09.08

  Very Disappointing.
• Hayden

  Added 2015.05.30

  Special Fried Rice and thin noodles were tasteless too
• Nathan

  Added 2015.04.24

  i reccomend this place if you're a huge fan of disgusting week old oil and food poisoning!
• Ashley

  Added 2015.01.02

  The Order was Delivered in a timely manner Plus 2 extra dishes and a drink were free .Shame it wasn't tasty.
• Logan

  Added 2014.10.19

  For a delivered meal at HALF the cost of eating out at any other Chinese restaurant, BBQ cafe is perfect for a takeout night at home or to satisfy that Chinese food craving you've had without busting your wallet or wasting your time.
• Timothy

  Added 2014.04.25

  The food is very generic, the only difference between the Mongolian sauce and the Szechuan is the inclusion of spice, for example. The meat is all cooked well, but can sometimes be a bit overcooked, incredibly soft usually, not that that's a bad thing. I would certainly call this 'Australianized' Chinese food.
• Sebastian

  Added 2014.03.05

  The prices, needless to say, are the biggest selling point. The food is tasty, if a little generic; but for a low delivery cost of 6$ and a reasonable delivery minimum of some 30-35$, an entire family's meals plus cost of delivery probably won't set you back more than 50 to 60 dollars.
• William

  Added 2013.04.21

  Thank you very much!
• Charles

  Added 2013.04.05

  Good food at a great price .