bb.q Chicken Marlton

The chicken is AMAZING! The sauce is a perfect balance. The honey garlic was the best. The rolled ice real is really cool as well. A variety of flavors + free toppings

Our first time ordering from bb.q chicken and I have never had Korean food. We ordered the kimchi fried rice, Galbi, Gangnam, and honey garlic chicken. It was all SO delicious!! The chicken is cooked perfectly and crispy on the outside. I will definitely be eating here again!!

I recently ate at BBQ Chicken in Marlton and would give the restaurant 4 stars. The chicken was generally good and made fresh to order, but there wasn’t enough sauce at first. When I asked about getting more, one of the employees even suggested adding a fee, which was disappointing. If you’re looking for perfect chicken every time, I’d definitely recommend checking out Ten Asian Food Hall in Cherry Hill; their chicken is consistently spot-on.

I came in to have some dinner with family and I didn't have the best experience. The service was very poor. The two ladies at the corner were more focused on their phones, had an unpleasant attitude and in general, weren't friendly. I even over heard them speaking poorly about another customer which was really rude. My family member didn't like her drink (it was very frothy and tasted a bit odd) but one of the ladies at the corner (i believe her name was Olivia? - brown hair) said she can't have a refund. I personally think that she should have at-least offered her another flavor to try or gave her a more kind suggestion. Not shoo her away like she's a bother. The food was honestly good! It's easy to tell that the cook (a tall guy) is very hardworking and puts much effort into his cooking!

Tried a few drinks, fruit syrup drinks seem to be a bit weird. Prefer earl grey over most of the others. Ice creams nice, filled to the top so it's kind of awkward to eat without spilling at first. POS asks for a tip when you pay by card but the workers turn away immediately when the screen appears so it's less awkward. Tip jar on the counter. -- Fried chicken seems to have more options than at Ten Asian food hall in Cherry Hill. Flakier glaze crust here but slightly drier chicken here. Red bean pure tea is just milk and red bean. There's no tea in it. Sauce baked on the chicken directly seems less flavorful than sauce on the side. Chickens good. Tteokbokki is as you'd expect but petty watery. Kimchi fried rice is nice, lots of decent sized chicken and kimchi in it. Thought the ki