
Hours
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | 12–5 PM |
| Sunday | 12–5 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1708 Park St, Alameda, CA 94501
Phone: (510) 463-1303
Website: https://www.fikscue.com/
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Reviews
One thing to note is that there is very limited seating at Fikscue itself. However, there’s a beer spot next door where you’re allowed to sit as long as you order from them, which is a nice workaround and makes the experience more relaxed.
Unfortunately, they were already sold out of ribs, which was disappointing since ribs are my favorite type of BBQ. That said, the food we did order more than made up for it. We had the rendang plate, brisket, sausage, lumpia, and potato salad, and everything came out delicious. The flavors were bold, well-balanced, and satisfying, with generous portions.
I also liked that they offer different sauce options for the rendang and lumpia, which added variety and depth to the meal. The employees were friendly and welcoming, rounding out a great overall experience.
While I’m still hoping to catch the ribs on a future visit, I’d definitely go back again if I’m in the area. Fikscue Craft BBQ is a creative, flavorful spot that lives up to the hype.
Feasted like BBQ royalty @Fikscue in Alameda
From melt-in-your-mouth brisket to dino ribs, smoked fried chicken, jalapeño cheese sausages, and just about everything on the menu — we didn’t hold back.
Sides? All of them. Balado plate, batagor, nasi goreng, rujak slaw, potato salad…
And we wrapped it all up with cendol and banana pudding.
Full belly, happy soul.
Get the Dino Ribs—1 rib for every 2 people in your group.
Did you get that? Don’t spoil your memory of this meal by over-eating!!
Lumpia are extremely flavorful. The fried rices are bomb. Make sure you get some collard greens. Talk to the staff and they’ll help you order right!
You can eat in Alameda Brewing next door.
Maybe the Indonesian food is really the star here as other reviews have stated but it’s called Fikscue BBQ so I came for BBQ. What’s more upsetting is you see them pull out fresh packs from the warmer for larger orders rather than cutting through what is out, so they just let already cut pieces dry out under the lamp which ultimately get served to the smaller orders following the people who spend more. The meats were definitely not at its peak when I received them. For the premium they are charging, an awareness of how to maintain the highest quality product should be a given.
Unfortunately another story for Bay Area food media hyping up a spot more for the romantic backstory than the actual product, or the critics just don’t know what great food is – likely a combination of both.