东北大串 China Northeast Cuisine is an authentic Northeast Chinese restaurant located at 199 New Bridge Road in Singapore's Chinatown, bringing the bold flavors and hearty traditions of China's northeastern provinces to Southeast Asia. Operating daily from 11 AM to 10:30 PM, this popular establishment has become a go-to destination for both locals and visitors seeking genuine regional Chinese cuisine.
The restaurant specializes in charcoal-grilled skewers, offering over 40 varieties starting from just .20, featuring premium options like Xinjiang lamb with aromatic cumin and spices, succulent beef, tender mutton, and flavorful pork belly. Beyond skewers, the extensive menu includes signature dishes like pickled vegetable fish soup (酸菜鱼) served in generous portions for 7, beef fried rice with generous chunks of meat, and traditional mala cold dishes.
Under the 东方美食 (Oriental Food) brand, which has been serving authentic Chinese cuisine for 15 years, China Northeast Cuisine maintains exceptional standards for both food quality and value. The restaurant is renowned for its clean, well-lit environment, fast and friendly service, and authentic flavors that transport diners to Northeast China's hearty culinary landscape.
Popular among groups for its sharing-style dining and affordable prices averaging 0-20 per person, the restaurant perfectly embodies Chinatown's reputation as Singapore's premier destination for authentic regional Chinese cuisine. Reservations are recommended due to its popularity among both the local Chinese community and adventurous food enthusiasts seeking genuine Northeast Chinese flavors.
No wonder always pack with people.
I never had a BBQ beef and beef tendon is so soft before.
Salted egg fried pumpkin is nice too. Crispy from outside, soft in inside.
Hot and spicy soup, I suggest don put chilli padi, instead can replace by peppers powder.
Highly recommended
William Ow
Food was decent but the best are the vegetables.
The skewers are really not worth it. The chicken is average, the mutton was tough, the king mushroom was nice but small portion. The grilled prawns super not worth it because it get stuck to the metal and hard to eat.
The dried chilli chicken has more chilli than chicken but it okay.
The garlie eggplant was nice and so was the green vege.
The salted veg soup and the sour egg soup was okay but xiang xiang version is better.
Towards the end, because we took some time to cut the birthday cake, they told us to hurry up because there were customers waiting.
Cheryl Lee
The place not fully aircon but the food is super good but on the pricer side, definitely must try and no regrets for this place!! Dinner time is very packed so be prepared to wait for the yummy food. The hotpot beside it smells good too, same owner as it states on the name.
Spicy dice chicken is a must order!!
Nicholas Lim
Was half expecting this to be a tourist trap but prices were decent and the food was pretty good. The skewered meats were very yummy and the la zi ji was not bad. Xlb skin was quite thick so not really to my liking. Nevertheless, all in all a nice value for money chinese meal in the heart of chinatown!
Kgirl 001
A cozy sized restaurant with constant flow of customers through 6-8pm on Fri night. No reservation needed. Their lamb chop )or rather ribs) is tender and delicious and like the rest of dishes very reasonably priced. Even reordered a second plate. Lamb skewers were also decent sized. Meat is bouncy without being tough. The Garlic moss was very refreshing and has a crunch. The Stewed meat bone was a little tough albeit flavourful. The Eggplant in garlic sauce is served cold but richly flavoured in garlic. The Spicy Chicken wing was only slightly spicy whilst the tofu skin with enoki mushroom wrap has a good bite and taste. Will come back again especially for the lamb chop.