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Big Wong BBQ & Grill

Big Wong BBQ & Grill

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**Big Wong BBQ & Grill is now closed** Are you a fan of Cantonese BBQ?  I AM!  So, I was sure excited when a new Cantonese BBQ place opened near my house!  Big Wong BBQ & Grill definitely looks out of place by the way, it’s totally located in what used to be a fast food restaurant.  But don’t judge a book by it’s cover like I did initially, cause the food was EXCELLENT.

So here’s what I ordered:

Roast Duck 香烤脆皮鸭

Big Wong BBQ & Grill - Roast Duck 香烤脆皮鸭

Roast Duck 香烤脆皮鸭


This is one of those dishes that you just have to order at a Cantonese BBQ place to see if they can make it right.  It’s a classic, and I mean… I don’t know about you but duck to me is like one of the yummiest things ever that we just don’t enough in the States!  Well, Big Wong PASSED on my book because the duck was the right about of juicy and the right amount of tasty.  A sauce also came with it on the side, but I didn’t find it super necessary.

Crispy Roast Pork  脆皮燒肉

Big Wong BBQ & Grill - Crispy Roast Pork 脆皮燒肉

Crispy Roast Pork 脆皮燒肉


Not to be confused with Cantonese Barbecued Pork (Char siu), the Crispy Roast Pork has a crispy skin and is made with Pork Belly.  This is MY FAVORITE Cantonese BBQ dish, so you can imagine my excitement when I found that Big Wong’s Crispy Roast Pork had an incredibly crisp and the right amount of juicy meat.  There was also a tasty sauce that came with it.

Chinese Broccoli 芥藍

Big Wong BBQ & Grill - Chinese Broccoli 芥藍

Chinese Broccoli 芥藍


I can’t just eat an entire meal with zero veggies, so I ordered a plate of Chinese Broccoli.  It went well with ALL the meats, so I had zero complaints.  I mean, kind of hard to mess up veggies in my opinion so this was an obvi PASS.

Bonus Item: Cantonese Style Pickled Veggies 酸菜

Big Wong BBQ & Grill - Cantonese Pickled Veggies 酸菜

Cantonese Pickled Veggies 酸菜


This I didn’t order, they bring it as an appetizer type of deal to every table before your meal arrives.  It was Bean Sprouts and Cabbages – sweet and fermented (like sauerkraut but not so sour), and was nice to have while I waited for my food so I didn’t starve to death.
 
 

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Tamas

Sunday 26th of July 2015

Hi! Thanks for your cooking tutrioals. They are very easy to understand and simple to replicate. I have tried your recipe on steamed cake with great success. I have a food related enquiry for you, though its not related to your vids. I hope you don't mind. Would you know of any good and affordable Cantonese restaurants in Munich? Or if not, then any other Asian food restaurants there? I have a family member who have recently relocated there without the use of a kitchen for cooking. I would really appreciate any tips that you may have on restaurant recommendations if you happen to be familiar with that area. Thanks in advance!!