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Chinese · Cantonese BBQ

BBQ Garden Menu & Prices 2026: Full Cantonese BBQ Menu

BBQ Garden (辉煌烧腊) brings authentic Cantonese roasted-meat craftsmanship to Las Vegas's Spring Mountain Road restaurant corridor. The kitchen slow-roasts duck, honey-glazes char siu pork, and prepares soy sauce chicken daily, serving them over rice, in noodle soups, or as part of multi-meat combo platters prized by the local Chinese community.

Las Vegas Cantonese BBQDaily 10:30 AM–9:30 PMRoast duck & char siu
Sample · $$

Signature items

Roasted Duck$19.99
Char Siu BBQ Pork (1 lb)$16.99
House Special Combo (3 meats)$24.99
Wonton Noodle Soup$11.99
Quick answers

What to order — at a glance

Cheapest item
Plain Congee $7.99
Most popular
Roasted Duck over Rice ~$14.00

Reviewer favorite; exact rice bowl price varies

Best value combo
Double Meat Combo Plate ~$14.00
Premium specialty
Pipa-Style Roast Duck (whole) $41.99
Combo meals

BBQ Garden combo and meal deals

Double Meat Combo Plate~$14.00

  • Choice of 2 roasted meats
  • Steamed rice
  • House sauce

Popular lunch option; price approximate from customer reviews

House Special Combo (3 meats)$24.99

  • Chef's choice of 3 roasted meats
  • Steamed rice

Best-value platter for sharing or a hearty solo meal

Full menu with prices

BBQ Garden full menu and current prices

Prices sourced from Chowbus and third-party ordering platforms as of 2026. Verify current prices with your location at (702) 889-0939.
Budget picks

Cheapest items on the BBQ Garden menu

  1. 1Steamed RiceSide bowl$1.50
  2. 2Plain Congee$7.99
  3. 3Hot Tea$1.99
  4. 4Soft Drink (Can)$1.99
  5. 5Pork & Preserved Egg Congee$9.99
  6. 6Fish Congee$11.99
  7. 7Beef Congee$11.99
  8. 8Wonton Noodle Soup$11.99
Portion size + price

Most-ordered items: portion and price

Cantonese BBQ meats are sold by the pound or by the half/whole; prices reflect typical single-order portions.

ItemPortionPrice
Plain CongeeBowl$7.99
Pork & Preserved Egg CongeeBowl$9.99
Wonton Noodle SoupBowl$11.99
Char Siu BBQ Pork1 lb$16.99
Roasted Pork (Siu Yuk)1 lb$16.99
Soy Sauce ChickenWhole$15.99
Roasted DuckHalf$19.99
House Special ComboPlatter$24.99
Pipa-Style Roast DuckWhole$41.99
Peking DuckWhole$60.99
Price comparison

How BBQ Garden prices compare to other Las Vegas Chinese restaurants

Like-for-like comparison of common Cantonese BBQ and Chinese restaurant categories.

CategoryBBQ GardenTypical Las Vegas ChineseUpscale Chinese
Roasted duck (half)$19.99$22–$28$35–$50
Char siu pork (1 lb)$16.99$18–$22$25–$30
Congee (bowl)$7.99–$13.99$9–$14$14–$18
Noodle soup$11.99–$13.99$13–$16$18–$24
Stir-fry entrée$15.99–$19.99$16–$22$22–$35
3-meat combo platter$24.99$28–$35$40–$60
About

About BBQ Garden

BBQ Garden — known by its Chinese name 辉煌烧腊 (Huihuang Shaola) — opened on Spring Mountain Road in Las Vegas, operating in the heart of the city's Chinatown corridor where a dense concentration of authentic Asian restaurants serve the local community and food-curious visitors alike. The restaurant built its reputation on the precision and daily labor of Cantonese roast-meat craft: ducks hang in the front window as they have in Hong Kong tea houses for generations, their lacquered skins a signal to passersby that the kitchen is serious about its craft.

The menu goes well beyond roasted meats. A full lineup of clay-pot braises, silky congee bowls, stir-fried vegetables, and hand-folded wonton noodle soups rounds out the offering, giving regulars a reason to return several times a week. The soups are made in-house, and the char siu pork — honey-glazed and caramelized in a traditional oven — is among the most cited dishes in customer reviews. Combination platters, which let diners mix and match two or three roasted meats over steamed rice, represent the restaurant's best-value proposition.

Spring Mountain Road's Chinatown has evolved into one of the most diverse Asian dining corridors in the American Southwest, and BBQ Garden occupies a reliable anchor role within it. The restaurant draws a broad mix of Chinese-speaking regulars, local food enthusiasts, and visitors seeking an affordable, authentic alternative to the resort-strip's premium dining. Operating daily with extended hours, it fills a practical niche: quality Cantonese food at neighborhood prices, made by cooks who have been doing this work for years.

1Las Vegas location
$$price range
Dailyopen 10:30 AM–9:30 PM

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is BBQ Garden known for?

BBQ Garden is best known for its Cantonese roasted meats — particularly its roasted duck, honey-glazed char siu (BBQ pork), and crispy pork belly (siu yuk). The restaurant operates in Las Vegas's Spring Mountain Road Chinatown corridor and draws regulars who rely on it for daily combination platters over rice.

Where is BBQ Garden located?

BBQ Garden is located at 6820 Spring Mountain Rd, Suite 111, Las Vegas, NV 89146 — in the heart of the Spring Mountain Road Chinatown district. You can reach them at (702) 889-0939.

What are BBQ Garden's hours?

BBQ Garden is open daily from 10:30 AM to 9:30 PM. Hours may vary on holidays, so it's worth calling ahead at (702) 889-0939 if you're planning a special visit.

How much does a meal at BBQ Garden cost?

A typical meal at BBQ Garden runs $10–$20 per person. A bowl of congee starts at $7.99, noodle soups range from $11.99–$13.99, and roasted-meat combo plates run $14–$25 depending on how many meats you choose. The restaurant is considered excellent value for Cantonese BBQ in Las Vegas.

Does BBQ Garden offer delivery?

Yes. BBQ Garden is available for delivery through Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Chowbus. You can also order for pickup at pos.chowbus.com or through their official website at bbqgarden.com. Delivery fees and minimums vary by platform.

What is the best value item on the BBQ Garden menu?

The House Special Combo (3 meats) at approximately $24.99 is widely considered the best value — you get a full platter of three roasted meats (typically duck, char siu pork, and roasted pork) over steamed rice. The Double Meat Combo Plate at around $14 is the most affordable full meal option.

Is BBQ Garden good for vegetarians?

BBQ Garden is a roasted-meat-focused restaurant, so vegetarian options are limited but available. The menu includes plain congee, stir-fried snow pea leaves, stir-fried Chinese broccoli (gai lan), braised tofu with vegetables, and steamed rice. Vegetarians should note that many broth-based dishes may contain meat-based stocks.

What is pipa-style roast duck?

Pipa-style roast duck (琵琶鸭) is a traditional Cantonese preparation in which the whole duck is butterflied flat and roasted, resembling the shape of a pipa (Chinese lute). This technique creates a larger, evenly crispy skin surface compared to standard round-roasted duck. At BBQ Garden, the pipa-style whole duck is priced at $41.99.

Does BBQ Garden serve dim sum?

BBQ Garden's core menu focuses on Cantonese roasted meats, soups, congee, and stir-fries rather than traditional dim sum service. The restaurant does not appear to operate a dim sum cart service; for dim sum in the Las Vegas area, neighboring restaurants on Spring Mountain Road specialize in that format.