Hon’s BBQ review: Texan barbecue with a Chinese accent

‘Uncle’ no more, this is barbecue you can (usually) eat with chopsticks. A Chinese-American barbecue restaurant might initially sound like a plot point from an episode of King of the Hill. Or it might conjure up images of fusion-ified dishes, from char siu pulled pork to five spice ribs. The reality at Hon’s BBQ is a lot less obvious and much more subtle. Skyward. The barbecue at Hon’s hews closely to Texan tradition, but with some Chinese flourishes in places. Despite their self-applied and rather generic label of ‘Asian’, think of it as Texan barbecue with a Chinese accent. Street view. Hon’s originally started out as a residency within thinly-veiled hipster bar All My Friends, when it was known as Uncle Hon’s, literally across the road from its current home on the first floor above Crate Bar. The current menu at Hon’s is very similar in places to their old residency menu – where applicable, I’ll include notes and photos for comparison. Starters and side dishes at Hon’s Although…

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