If you’re looking for Chinese food that’s a little bit out of the ordinary, head to Chong Qing Grilled Fish - Mosque Street. Located on Chinatown’s Mosque Street, Chong Qing Grilled Fish brings a different culinary experience to Singapore. The menu is comprised of seven different, deliciously bold-flavoured signature grilled fish options which are well-marinated with more than 20 various types of herbs and spice. Perfect for sharing, and far more enjoyable when eating with friends and family, Chong Qing Grilled Fish - Mosque Street is truly a feast for the senses. So, what are you waiting for? Book a table today!
Food is delicious, the staffs are really friendly and helpful. We had the buffet set x 6, it was so worth it and the portions were huge. We were so full!
multiple visits alr. food is good staff is good. recommends their lala and salted egg fish skin!
good. only down part too crowded. tables too near to each other. crowd is loud.
Good food and a lovely environment the buffet is value for money if you are a big eater
Food variety is good but pricey. Not much ambience. The golden snapper was fresh; it was however not very big considering we ordered the large one (We were told the medium was not available). The ambra was expensive. We ordered 3 cups (lots of ice and not a lot of ambra) and they cost us more than a side dish of chicken! Our order of a fish, a chicken side fish, 3 cups of ambra and a Tsingtao beer cost us almost $120, just slightly less than the price of a dinner buffet. Will probably try another place in the area the next time.
The grilled fish and hot pot intestine were precooked, chilled, then dunk in hot soup or pot to serve. And the hotpot was so salty that I had consumed a weeks work of sodium from one dish. Some service staff are good but some cannot make it.
Overall was good except that there was only 3 types of fish available for the day. Even Patin have to wait for 10 mins according to the staff. But I don’t mind waiting. The staff are very friendly especially the old Aunty.
As the name suggests, people come here to eat grilled fish, especially in mala style. I believe this is one of the original Chinese grilled fish restaurants that was set up in Singapore because it has been here at Mosque St for a very long time before other players came in.
Excellent service from restaurant manager. We were there for the lunch buffet and it was well worth it. Portions were over generous though we wished they could keep it smaller so that we can try more dishes.
Food was average, had to wait till all members were present before entering but there were plenty of seats in the restaurant. The staff could have been flexible in this matter. The seating area was too cramp and we could not squeeze into our seats. We had to shift the tables ourselves, with the staff standing and staring at the side.