This review is only for the rotisserie quail and duck wings.
We dropped by this place b/c hubby saw duck wings in the window so we had to get some to try them out. The shop is quite small and not very clean. We bought one quail which was $2.50/each. It had the traditional chinese BBQ flavor which was well balanced between sweet and salty. We asked for 10 duck wings and the lady gave us 20 which cost about $0.40 per wing. The flavor of these wings were LEGIT. Very flavorful. They're a little small for me, but my hubby was in heaven when he was feasting on these bad boys while drinking a nice cold beer. You definitely have to work for the meat, so be warned. The best way to eat these is to heat them up in a toaster oven/oven then keep them warm while you work on one wing at a time.