Skewers & sausage are served at this small, unfussy Chinese BBQ joint in a strip mall.
Hours
| Friday | 4:30 PM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 4:30 PM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 4:30 PM–1 AM |
| Monday | 4:30 PM–1 AM |
| Tuesday | 4:30 PM–1 AM |
| Wednesday | 4:30 PM–1 AM |
| Thursday | 4:30 PM–1 AM |
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Reviews
Victor
Interesting BBQ joint. Came here as a large party and took the entire restaurant and indoor seating area. Roughly 100 people. The grills on the table were warming trays and the skewers were brought to the table fully cooked. It’s definitely an experience and has traditional Chinese street vendor BBQ vibes although the quality of the ingredients is average. They do have some unique prepared dishes which I enjoyed from the vermicelli garlic scallops and oysters that were super tasty.
… moreCathy Du
The best place of authentic Northeast Chinese BBQ. Love the lamb skewers, chicken skin, beef tender skewers, chicken feet. The appetizers are vegetarian friendly. We love to come with our friends every month!
… moreKarthik Shunmuganathan
I’m from socal. I would consider moving to Bay Area just to eat here. Lamb/chicken skewers are so tender. The cumin flavor is very appetizing. Lotus root and mushroom entrees are a delight for vegetarians. Pricing is wallet friendly. Open late!
… moreEva Laroya
Grilled BBQ meat on skewers with spices. If you’re a fan of crispy chicken skins, this is a good place to go. Spiciness level is just enough to enhance the meat flavor and cut through the fattiness of the chicken skin. The beef skewers are pretty tender. The lamb skewers were not gamy at all but a little tougher than the beef. Shrimp was ok. Prices are ok with average of $2.75 per skewer. Will try their dumplings next time.
… moreRenee
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Not sure what happened to this place but came in during dinner time and we were the only ones which should’ve been the red flag but the food was all dry and burnt I’ll attach a photo of the chicken skin. We’re moving out of town and thought we’d come back one last time just to be disappointed. we rarely eat out due to the expenses and was bummed at the outcome of the dinner.
We’ve switched up our spot and this place is spot on. The service, speed, and flavor was great. We will definitely be returning
… moreNot sure what happened to this place but came in during dinner time and we were the only ones which should’ve been the red flag but the food was all dry and burnt I’ll attach a photo of the chicken skin. We’re moving out of town and thought we’d come back one last time just to be disappointed. we rarely eat out due to the expenses and was bummed at the outcome of the dinner.
We’ve switched up our spot and this place is spot on. The service, speed, and flavor was great. We will definitely be returning
Zhengyan Yuan
Very severe diarrhea after eating here. Service is slow: We waited for 30min till the first dish came. The scallops was cold. Terrible. Avoid here!
… moreJeff Neufeld
They are open late so that’s a plus. Came for late dinner 1030pm, even so was still busy. Food was solid, not bad not amazing. Seemed a little on the expensive side for decent but not outstanding food.
… moreYuan LIU
FT BBQ is most attractive for its Xinjiang flavoured skewers and is not for the faint of stomach. This is not to say that food is too spicy – although there is a good amount of spice unless you make special request. It is the meat choices: Chicken gizzard is about the least exotic. (But nothing new to ethnic Chinese.) It is also the type of spices: Not everyone like strong cumin overtones.
But this small joint makes very good skewers. These are a gang of enthusiastic young people brining a highly specialised food trend from mainland China. If you are in for this food, you’ll be craving for more. I haven’t had this type of food for a very long time. It was a great satisfaction to find such a place here.
In addition to meats, they have several vegetable items that are not traditional on skewers but very tasty, like eggplant and needle mushroom. Be sure to try some. (Lotus is very tasty and traditional.)
Each skewer generally costs $1.10, no minimum. This is very much like Xinjiang skewers on Beijing streets, a perfect place for snack. To have a meal, though, you will need lots of $1.10s.
Located in a second mall adjacent to Milpitas Square, you won’t discover it by casual browsing. I learned about this one following a guide compiled by a group of Bay Area Chinese who bill themselves as “The Gourmet Troop”. The space is very small, and cooking skewers takes time. So be patient.
One question I have about this place is its placement. Its Chinese name, 奉天, unmistakenly alludes to Northeast. No wonder that guide says this is traditional Northeast. But the skewers are definitely not traditional Northeast. Not at all. (Xinjiang is Northwest, very far from Fengtian, the Northeast town the Chinese name represents.)
… moreBut this small joint makes very good skewers. These are a gang of enthusiastic young people brining a highly specialised food trend from mainland China. If you are in for this food, you’ll be craving for more. I haven’t had this type of food for a very long time. It was a great satisfaction to find such a place here.
In addition to meats, they have several vegetable items that are not traditional on skewers but very tasty, like eggplant and needle mushroom. Be sure to try some. (Lotus is very tasty and traditional.)
Each skewer generally costs $1.10, no minimum. This is very much like Xinjiang skewers on Beijing streets, a perfect place for snack. To have a meal, though, you will need lots of $1.10s.
Located in a second mall adjacent to Milpitas Square, you won’t discover it by casual browsing. I learned about this one following a guide compiled by a group of Bay Area Chinese who bill themselves as “The Gourmet Troop”. The space is very small, and cooking skewers takes time. So be patient.
One question I have about this place is its placement. Its Chinese name, 奉天, unmistakenly alludes to Northeast. No wonder that guide says this is traditional Northeast. But the skewers are definitely not traditional Northeast. Not at all. (Xinjiang is Northwest, very far from Fengtian, the Northeast town the Chinese name represents.)
Vinh Loc Truong
Good place to have beer with friends because they will close really late.
… moreKenjiro Y
The value here at least in terms of quantity is bad.
I did like the friendly service where the worker actually told me how things worked and offered beverage. There are no minimum orders like some other BBQ places and food came out relatively quick.
The food they give you is TINY. Even at ~$1.50 / item, you’d be left feeling ripped off.
To their credit, the food isn’t as oily or juicy which made it taste healthier, but left me craving for the BBQ from Chef Yangs or TLT.
Nothing special and priced too high. I can’t recommend it.
… moreI did like the friendly service where the worker actually told me how things worked and offered beverage. There are no minimum orders like some other BBQ places and food came out relatively quick.
The food they give you is TINY. Even at ~$1.50 / item, you’d be left feeling ripped off.
To their credit, the food isn’t as oily or juicy which made it taste healthier, but left me craving for the BBQ from Chef Yangs or TLT.
Nothing special and priced too high. I can’t recommend it.