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If you don't know the owners, you get bad cuts of the meat. My family friend comes here all the time and she gets me the BBQ roast pork and it is supe…
Anita Young
Victoria BBQ House & Bakery
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While I was passing by I debated If I wanted any pastries, I thought about pastries but at the same time I had thought about that beach body. I had be…
Kelly Yee
Victoria BBQ House & Bakery
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The lady/owner at the front is extremely rude when you ask for a reciept , as many times I have been overcharged. I was in there to buy 3 different ty…
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8 Reviews on “Victoria BBQ House & Bakery”
While I was passing by I debated If I wanted any pastries, I thought about pastries but at the same time I had thought about that beach body. I had been told they make decent Almond cookies. At $1.10-$1.25 per cookie( If I remember) I was hesitant to even buy it in the first place. After standing and debating for a while, I decided to pick one up and bring it to the counter. I handed my plastic card over, she told me cash and debit only. I had no cash on me so I handed over my debit.Upon inserting the card the machine me that there was tax added and another $.25 cents charge on top of the cookie. This cookie that I was hesitant to buy in the first place just got even more expensive. I politely told her that I no longer want the cookie. She gave me this dirty look and I walked out. I will come back when I have cash and I feel like the cookie again. Hopefully, the next time my experience will be better.
The lady/owner at the front is extremely rude when you ask for a reciept , as many times I have been overcharged. I was in there to buy 3 different types of pastries (6 of each), total of 18 items at $1.55 each which comes to $27.90.She charged me $37.20 and insisted that is correct until she finally took out her calculator. I have witness her do this on several occasions but not to this extreme, usually $1.00 to $2.00 more per transaction, enough to add up at the end of the day, but not enough to go back and complain.I always thought that it is mandatory to provide a receipt for a purchase transaction, this store does not provide this normally unless you really demand one. Items are not rang into the cash register, only on her hand held calculator.Unfortunately, I have spoke with other people and they too have this experience with this particular store.My advice is to check your purchases and ask for a proper receipt, not a total written on top of the purchase box.I am surprise this business has not been alerted to Revenue Canada Agency for an audit.
Don’t judge a book by it’s cover. After 12 days away from mainland, I couldn’t stomach another sandwich anymore. The place was not pleasing to the eyes, but seeing how many local gave it good reviews, I feel I just might have a chance.The reviewer are right, my roast pork was as good as I could had on the mainland, price is also excellent, I eat this over any fast food joint any day!
What a gem of a place. It harkens back to a simpler time. It is completely genuine, authentic & good Chinese pastries & BBQ duck, pork & Soya Chicken.
A local fave. Fast, cheap, delicious, what’s not to like?
Best duck in Victoria. This place seems hidden but is a local favorite.Without a doubt the best duck in the city, baked goods are A+Absolutely cannot find a fault with this small store
BBQ Lunch Box. This little gem in Chinatown have a good range of BBQ lunch sets that starts at $6 a box.That’s pretty reasonable since they serve you with big servings. Be it pork, duck or chicken or even a combination of any 2 or 3 meats. There’s also curried chicken rice if you like it. They gave you enough gravy to enjoy the whole meal. They also sell a variety of Chinese delicacies and bakery goods that are simply irresistible!