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Tian Yi Shun Northeastern Restaurant

Northeastern Chinese cuisine · ⭐ 4.0

No. 108, Xinhong Road

Dishes

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  Northeastern Stir-Fried Rice Noodles

  A Northeast Chinese dish made by stir-frying rice noodles with vegetables and seasonings, known for its refreshing texture and tangy-spicy flavor.
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  Northeastern Soy Sauce Pork Bones

  Pork bones slow-cooked in a rich soy-based sauce, resulting in tender meat and deep savory flavor—classic Northeast Chinese comfort food.
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  Colorful Glass Noodles

  Five-color cold noodles are a chilled dish made primarily from potato starch-based rice noodles, combined with colorful ingredients such as carrots, cucumbers, bean sprouts, and boiled eggs. After blanching or mixing, the dish is served cold. To prepare, cut the rice noodles into strips and mix them with shredded vegetables, then toss with a seasoned dressing.
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  Harbin Sausage

  Harbin sausage is made primarily from pork, casings, starch, garlic, and other ingredients, and is processed through marinating, grinding, stuffing into casings, baking, boiling, and smoking.
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  Homestyle Geddou Soup

  Home-style noodle soup is made by dropping flour and water batter into boiling water to form small dough balls, typically cooked with vegetables (like cabbage or tomatoes), eggs, and a little meat (such as pork or shrimp), then seasoned and served.
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  Chicken Stewed with Mushrooms

  Chicken stewed with mushrooms is a nutritious dish primarily made with chicken and mushrooms. The method involves cutting the chicken into pieces and simmering it together with mushrooms until the meat becomes tender and the broth turns rich and flavorful. This dish offers an excellent combination of color, aroma, and taste, where the fresh fragrance of mushrooms perfectly blends with the rich flavor of chicken.
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  Grilled Eggplant

  Grilled eggplant is a dish that uses eggplant as its main ingredient. During preparation, the eggplant is typically cut into appropriate sizes, marinated, and then placed on a grill to be roasted over charcoal or in an oven. It is cooked until the skin is slightly charred and the inside is soft and tender, then served with a specially prepared seasoning for a unique flavor.
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  Braised Pork with Glass Noodles

  Stewed pork with vermicelli is a dish primarily made with pork and vermicelli. The preparation typically involves cutting the pork into pieces and stewing it together with the vermicelli until the meat becomes tender and the vermicelli soft and chewy. The dish has a rich, flavorful broth and succulent, tender meat.
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  Tiger Salad

  Tiger salad is primarily made by mixing shredded vegetables such as green and red peppers, scallions, and cilantro, then dressing it with seasonings like vinegar, light soy sauce, salt, and sugar—simply toss to combine.
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  Homemade Pigskin Jelly

  A traditional Chinese cold dish made by boiling pig or beef skin, then cooling to form a jelly-like texture. Rich in collagen and commonly served chilled.
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  Sour Cabbage with Pork and Blood Sausage

  Suancai Baizhuru is a dish made primarily with sour cabbage, pork belly, and blood sausage. Pork belly slices are stewed with sour cabbage, and blood sausage is added last to create a rich broth, tender meat, and fresh sausage. It's typically simmered slowly with water or broth to blend flavors.
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  Sweet and Sour Pork

  Guobaorou is a traditional dish made primarily from pork tenderloin. The meat is sliced and marinated, then deep-fried in hot oil until golden and crispy. It is then stir-fried with a sweet and sour sauce made from sugar and vinegar, ensuring each piece of meat is evenly coated with the sauce.
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  Beef and Celery Dumplings

  Beef and celery dumplings are made with fresh beef and celery filling, wrapped in thin dough and steamed or boiled for a savory, tender bite.
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  Fresh Pork and Sauerkraut Dumplings

  Dumplings filled with fresh pork and sauerkraut, handcrafted. The filling is tangy and appetizing, with a rich texture; the wrapper is thin and elastic, the filling tender and juicy.

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