Reviews 663 Bistro

Very affordable and reasonable price for Cantonese food in Chinatown, very laid, typically not busy and no wait at all. Sliced bbq pork neck is the best in town.

This is my first time to eat in this restaurant, their Cantonese Style BBQ pork are extremely delicious and traditional, I highly recommend this restaurant and servers are nice. I would come back again :) The boss is friendly and knowledgeable

This place is super cool and the food is really really good Great experience

663 Bistro (July 22, 2022) It has been more than a year since I updated this review so here goes. I have visited this restaurant many times over the years. Although they have an extended menu, I almost always order the Chinese BBQ take-out for ease and normally a quick in-and-out. The location has not offered dine-in service for some time due to Covid, and does not look like it plans to do so in the immediate future. Because of the significantly less dine-on volume, I am pretty sure many of the stored foods do not turn-over as frequently as they previously were, and will likely suffer some quality compromises when they are eventually cooked. There are certain dishes that are less likely to be less affected this way obviously, e.g. Braised Pork Belly with preserved vegetables (The dish is pre-cooked and frozen so you can reheat and enjoy anytime. Be warned that it is a very greasy dish with fatty pork belly, but it tastes heavenly served over white rice. A total comfort food!) My recommendation remains just to order from the BBQ meats either by weight, or in a rice box (Served with a side of vegetables, and a small duck soy sauce container to wet the rice dor added flavor.) You must ask for a container of the home-made hot sauce, whose flavor is specific to this store only. Currently a rice box with a single meat is $12 - lower end of the pricing spectrum compared with other similar BBQ stores. The store also started offering select Dim Sum middle of 2921 to generate additional revenue compensating for the Covid restrictions. These offerings are mostly Baos, pre-packed in a large take-out plastic box stored in a display refrigerator. Prices range from $9 to $11 depending on your selection. They generally taste good, and are priced less than other more dedicated Dim Sum specific places. Worth a try, though nothing spectacular. Customer service is ok. Beneficial if you speak the dialect, which I do. My preferred meat is roast pork. The flavor is consistently good, with little variation (The roast pork here is roasted in slab form, as opposed to roasting the whole pig. Better quality consistency as a result.) The other BBQ offerings were fine as well. Be adventurous, and try all of them. Happy eating! P.S. There's always a waiting line during peak hours. Do try to avoid that and come at less common hours (e,g, 2 p.m.). ================================================ 2021 One of the better places to get Chinese roast pork. Reasonably priced and consistently delicious, when compared with other International District stores

Best noodles ever - ordered chow main noodles with BBQ pork. We also ordered the stir fried chicken with cashew nuts, and house special fried rice. Rice was great. The veggies in the stir fry were super fresh and the chicken was also. The sauce on the stir fry was 10 out of 10. the Bbq pork here is amazing. You want some. You know you do.